SB Swallows Wildcats
For the first ten minutes of the game, the UCSB women’s basketball team’s 25-game home win streak looked as if it was going to end against #21 Arizona. For the next 30 minutes, the Gauchos looked as if they weren’t going to a lose a game for the rest of the season.
A Strike Against All Sense
In his article, the senior economics major seems to not understand basic economics, much less the larger forces at work. We chose not to honor the greedy picket lines at Albertsons, Vons and Ralphs, for somewhat more informed reasons than those Chris Holmes laid out.
UCSB Finds Home on the Range
Sometimes winning the first one is the hardest. After dropping the University of Hawaii in its season opener last weekend, the UCSB men’s basketball team will try to win on the road again over Thanksgiving weekend in Missoula, Mont.
The Wednsday Hump: Ex Sex Is the Emotional Baggage Claim
Picture yourself having a good time on a date with someone you are interested in. The person’s phone rings and as you watch recognition of the number roll over their face like the haze of a fog-filled Isla Vista morning, you know you have a power struggle ahead of you.
SB Helps Homeless Have a Happy Holiday
Several organizations in Santa Barbara, Goleta and Isla Vista have already held canned food drives, while others will be cooking Thanksgiving dinner for the homeless and for disadvantaged families in the area.
Gauchos Seek Revenge in NCAAs
The stage is set, but the script is still in production. When the UCSB men’s soccer team takes to the field tonight for their second round NCAA Tournament clash, the characters will be aligned like the stars hanging overhead.
Planning Committee Sets ‘Silver’ Standard for UCSB
New buildings at UCSB will face higher environmental standards than buildings at any other UC campus, following a decision by the Campus Planning Committee.
SB Preps for NCAA Tourney
The 2003 UCSB women’s volleyball team has a great deal to be thankful for this season, including the tactful scheduling of Head Coach Kathy Gregory.
Teamster Union Refuses to Deliver the Goods in Strike
The Teamsters union stopped delivering goods to Southern California’s three major grocery store chains Monday in support of striking and locked-out workers.
KCSB Gives Up B-ball Airtime to Corporates
The student-staffed radio station will only air 11 live broadcasts of women’s basketball games this year, instead of the 17 games it aired last year.