News

Weary Students Wish Last Week Were Dead

There might be a reason you see so many people shuffling around campus looking like zombies this time of year. With more teachers assigning major projects and tests, Dead Week has become... undead.
read more

‘Project Give’ To Hold Annual Yard Sale to Benefit Charities

Project Give will be in the I.V. Theater parking lot from 12 to 5 p.m. accepting donations of reusable clothes, books, furniture, kitchen ware and packaged food items for its annual yard sale.
read more

A.S. Judicial Council Faults Bill, Dismissal

On Sunday, the Associated Students Judicial Council ruled that the removal of A.S. representative Scott McDowell from his position on the Isla Vista Project Area Committee was unconstitutional.
read more

Committee Endorses I.V. Master Plan

After 31 meetings in 18 months, the committee charged with the task of redeveloping Isla Vista passed a motion at 10:13 on Wednesday night approving its recommendation of a plan for the future I.V.
read more

A.S. Budget Cuts Tackle Fiscal Woes

Associated Students Legislative Council has approved the 2003-04 A.S. budget with several cuts to reflect the organization's financial crisis.
read more

It’s the Cheese


read more

June 5, 2003

Once at the IVFP interview room, the suspect continued cursing at deputies and kicking the interview room door. When asked his name, the man replied with "fuck you, asshole," which did not correspond ...
read more

UCPD Arrests Extortioner

University of California Police Dept. detectives arrested a man at Francisco Torres Residence Hall on Wednesday for attempting to extort money from an ex-girlfriend.
read more

Highway Patrol Pursuit Ends in Officer Collision

Four police officers suffered minor injuries Wednesday night when two California Highway Patrol cars collided on Route 217. The two CHP patrol units were chasing a Volkswagen Golf they had seen peelin...
read more

Connerly Foes Hold Forum on Initiative

As part of its campaign against UC Regent Ward Connerly's Racial Privacy Initiative, the Santa Barbara County Human Relations Commission hosted a public forum yesterday at noon in the Santa Barbara Pu...
read more

Dancers To Raise Funds for Make-A-Wish

Iaorana te Otea, UCSB's Polynesian culture group, will bring the music and dance of Tahiti to the stage to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
read more

Isla Vista To Celebrate Unveiling of Monument

To commemorate the history of peaceful protest and social turmoil in Isla Vista in the 1960s and 70s, the Perfect Park Peace Monument will be unveiled on June 10.
read more

Group Faults Behavior of U.S. Military

The U.S. military has participated in and is complicit in the rape and exploitation of women throughout Asia, Theresa Dang and sociology graduate student Helene Lee said Thursday at "The War on Women"...
read more

Streakers Go Nuts in Class

Last Wednesday, an Asian-American studies class was interrupted by two men carrying balloons and wearing only party hats. The two naked students stayed long enough to sing "Happy Birthday" to a friend...
read more

Locals Work to Protect Nature in SB County

Santa Barbara County has historically been an arena for environmentalists to battle county planners, private developers and oil companies. This school year has been no different.
read more