Court Unanimously Backs Recruiters on University Campuses

The U.S. Supreme Court decided yesterday to uphold a law prohibiting federally funded universities and colleges from banning military recruiters on campus. The court unanimously voted to uphold the 19...
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Doorman Helps Control Crowds at Busy ‘Birds

Late-night Mexican-food junkies may have noticed that Freebirds has been serving up more than just burritos Friday and Saturday nights, now that the restaurant has added a bouncer to its payroll.
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Union Members Petition for UCSB Custodian Pay Increase

Complementing a University of California systemwide petition, union members in two UCSB campus departments are collecting signatures in an effort to increase their wages.
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UCSB Plans for Construction of New Residences

Four UCSB construction projects are currently in the works in an attempt to give the campus a new look and provide more housing for its growing population. The projects include the Sierra Madre Apartm...
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Class To Host Sustainable Living Fair

As an antithesis to Isla Vista's Halloween mayhem, a sociology class is planning Chilla Vista: An almost waste-free street fair slated for June 4. Throughout the quarter, students in Sociology 194 hav...
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Inaugural Race Rolls Through I.V.

Hundreds of collegiate, amateur and professional cyclists rode circles around downtown Isla Vista on Saturday, burning up the asphalt on the Embarcadero loop at the debut of a bicycle race that organi...
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Foot Patrol Inquires Into Isolated Assaults on Saturday Evening

Officers from the Isla Vista Foot Patrol (IVFP) are looking for the perpetrators of two separate incidents - an attempted rape and a stabbing - that occurred Saturday evening in I.V.
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Government Contemplates College Exit Examinations

A commission within the U.S. Dept. of Education is considering the implementation of a mandatory exit exam for all college and university students.
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Possible Decision to Dismantle Oil Platforms Endangers Fish

The fate of 13 oil platforms off California's southern coast, including the 12 platforms located along the Santa Barbara shoreline, now rests in the hands of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMF...
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I Didn’t Do It

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Bike Tournament To Loop Through Isla Vista Streets

Swarms of professional cyclists and amateur beach cruiser riders will speed around the Embarcadero loop this weekend, as Isla Vista hosts its first annual Island View Classic bicycle race.
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Bush

About 150 to 200 students gathered in Storke Plaza yesterday at noon for a protest demanding the impeachment of President George W. Bush. Rally speakers alleged that the president has overstepped his ...
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The curtain has fallen on the Cinema Twin Theaters in Goleta, leaving students in the dark when it comes to finding cheap movie tickets in the Santa Barbara area. The Cinema Twin on Hollister Avenue, ...
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UCSB Leaders Travel to Conference in D.C.

With plans to lobby the U.S. Congress, 20 UCSB students will fly to Washington, D.C. tonight for the 37th Annual United States Student Association (USSA) National Grassroots Legislative Conference.
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Benefit Concert To Support Hurricane Katrina Relief Effort

Students can party hard and help a greater cause this Sunday evening in the UCen Hub. Community Affairs Board (CAB) and Residence Halls Association (RHA) are hosting the "Party for a Cause" benefit co...
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