Gauchoholics Load Up on Victories; Initiatives Split

April 26, 2001 by

The Gauchoholics can be content that 18 out of their 19 candidates won, including presidential candidate Brian Hampton and internal vice presidential candidate Shaina Walter.
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Bush Deserves to Bathe in His Own Toxic Rain

April 20, 2001 by

George W. Bush is far too committed to Global Warming to just sit back and let it happen. He's willing to produce as much hot air as it takes. His latest emission of noxious gas was his claim that he'...
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Hello, Jesus My Old Friend …

April 12, 2001 by

Perhaps you've heard of the Crusades. The Crusades were a medieval quest to bring the glory of God back to the holiest of cities, establish His kingdom on Earth and to display His infinite mercy by ha...
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Driver Crashes Car, ATO Party

April 9, 2001 by

A drunken driver ran into the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house at approximately 2:45 a.m. on Friday morning.
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Crowd of 800 Gets ‘Last Chance to See’ Author Douglas Adams

April 6, 2001 by

Adams has made a successful living as an author. His nine books have sold over 15 million copies. What he is most concerned about, however, is the environment.
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Interview: Douglas Adams

April 5, 2001 by

The bestselling author of The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy talks to Artsweek about life, the universe, and parrots.
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Campus Mourns by Candlelight

March 8, 2001 by

Miyaka Geh died last month. Wednesday night, under the first clear sky in days, over 100 friends gathered around the Reflecting Pool to remember a woman they said was remarkably beautiful, outgoing an...
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A.S. To Request Increase in Students’ Fees

March 7, 2001 by

Money can't buy everything, but Associated Students Legislative Council is preparing to ask the campus for more financial flexibility tonight.
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SB Fire Chief Cites Inadequate Preparations on UCSB Campus

March 5, 2001 by

Fire Chief John Scherri said the university has expressed little interest in helping to pay $1 million for a new fire truck and another full-time firefighter - measures he said are necessary to potent...
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Lecturer Focuses on U.S. Relations With Africa

February 28, 2001 by

At the end of his career as president of the National Peace Corps Association, Smith knows something about all of Africa, which, he said, is not given the attention it deserves by the United States.
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20-Year-Old UCSB Student Takes Own Life

February 23, 2001 by

Junior law and society major Miyaka Geh died at her home in Los Angeles on Feb. 12.The gunshot wound was apparently self-inflicted.
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The Black Box: Carpe Diem

February 20, 2001 by

Today's bit of fancy-sounding wisdom is "Carpe diem," which means "seize the day" and is good advice for everyone except epileptics.
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Finance Board Recovers Some Winter Funds

February 15, 2001 by

After running on empty for two weeks, Associated Students Finance Board again has money in its tank.
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Black Box: A Valentine for Everyone

February 14, 2001 by

Valentine's Day isn't even a holiday; a holiday implies a day off. Work? Class? Both still here.
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‘It Don’t Mean a Thing, If It Ain’t Got That Swing … ‘ : Films Celebrate Jazz Legacy

February 5, 2001 by

Approximately 300 people sat in Campbell Hall on Friday night to watch "On the Road with Duke Ellington" and "Jazz: the Intimate Art." This is Part One of a four-part series showca...
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