Broken Water Line Leaves UCSB Wet

April 8, 2002 by

An underground water line broke Saturday evening, flooding a large area on campus between South Hall and the Music Building. The cause of the break is unknown, and maintenance personnel do not expect ...
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Hey Mr. Postman, Got a Letter for Me

March 4, 2002 by

A wise man once said a picture is worth a thousand words. But for some residents of the Buena Vista Care Center, a thousand words is all that's needed to put a smile on their faces.
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Lawsuit Could Delay Merced Construction

February 26, 2002 by

Three Merced-based environmental groups filed suit a week ago against the University of California Board of Regents, Merced County and the Virginia Smith Trust on grounds that the Environmental Impact...
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Wrongful Death Lawsuits for Student Near Closure

February 4, 2002 by

A series of lawsuits filed by the mother of a UCSB student who died at a fraternity party more than two years ago have either been dismissed, settled or are close to completion.
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Davis Calls for Increase in UC Funds

January 14, 2002 by

Governor Gray Davis' proposed 2002-03 budget will increase the University of California's state-funded budget for 2002-03 by $5,934,000, an unanticipated bonus for the University at a time when the st...
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New Pump House Improves EEMB Seawater Access

January 10, 2002 by

After 18 months of construction and $9.2 million in state money, the Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology Department now has access to some of the freshest water for research - freshest salt water th...
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UCSA Lobbies for Three Main Goals in ’01-’02

January 8, 2002 by

The University of California Student Association is working this year to get money for student housing while lobbying against a state budget cut that would leave the UC with less funding.
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Residence Halls Plan Safer Holiday Activities

October 31, 2001 by

Due to problems with rowdy and often destructive overnight guests, RHA adopted a policy in 1996 prohibiting overnight guests and requiring that all outside doors remained locked Halloween night
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State Conducts UC Audit

October 29, 2001 by

"In spite of the University's agreement to increase the quality of undergraduate education, one of its fastest rising costs is academic administration," she wrote in a statement.
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Manzanita Village To Add Housing for 800

September 25, 2001 by

"We want to move as close as possible to 35 percent of undergraduate students living on campus. We're currently at about 21 percent," Residence Halls Association Director Wilfred Brown said.
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Former Senator Lectures in Honor of Walter Capps

June 1, 2001 by

Bob Kerrey honored the philosophies and life of Walter Capps last night in a lecture, "The Ethics of Walter Capps: From Popular Mechanics to the Beatitudes."
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Prominent Conservative Stirs College Campuses With ‘Reparations’ Talk

May 29, 2001 by

Controversial politico David Horowitz will appear before a college audience as a man College Republicans member Jeff Farrah calls "a very important conservative."
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Chemical Fire Flares Up in Physical Sciences Lab

May 18, 2001 by

A lab fire in the Physical Sciences North Building caused minor damage and forced an evacuation early Thursday morning.
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Gaucho Gridiron: Play, Punt or Pass?

May 8, 2001 by

Associated Students President-elect Brian Hampton is working to bring back Gaucho football, as stated in his campaign platform, though if made a reality, the pom-poms may not be used for a minimum of ...
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Group To Encourage Minorities to Enter Healthcare Field

April 27, 2001 by

Normally, the term los curanderos is used for witch doctors and faith healers; today at UCSB, Los Curanderos is a group of students aspiring to be healers of a more scientific nature.
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