SB County Board To Hear Drinking Permit Proposal
With a ban on alcohol consumption without a permit about to be expanded to all Isla Vista Parks, several members of the community disagree with local goverment officials regarding the merits of such an ordinance.
Finch Takes on the UCSB Hub
The band, currently on a string of West Coast dates, is prepping their new album, due out later in the year. Artsweek recently talked with Finch guitarist Alex Linares, regarding the band’s upcoming plans and festivities.
‘Tis Never the Season
Finals are almost here… almost. Mine keep almost arriving, but then they get pushed back further into the hazy future by the professor.
Gauchos Advance to Elite Eight
In North Carolina, the UCSB men’s soccer team washed away the bitterness of losing in overtime to St. John’s University in last year’s Sweet 16.
Perversions Over Politics?
I reject the terms “liberal” and “conservative.” In fact, I think everyone should refer to themselves politically by their sexual fetishes.
A.S. President To Appear in SB Court
Associated Students President Cervin Morris will be arraigned Tuesday, Dec. 14 on charges stemming from his Nov. 12 arrest for allegedly hitting a man in the head with a glass bottle.
Stone Makes Epic Mistake With Sub-par “Alexander”
The film covers the vast majority of Alexander’s life as the youngest and mightiest nation-conqueror in the annals of ancient history, a tall order even for the director who brought us “JFK.”
Sports Column: What About Us?
For a normal athletic department with foresight and competence, hosting the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament would mean bringing some national attention as well as revenue to its program, two main goals of any athletic program.
Ungrateful Girls Deserve an Icy Xmas
With the holiday season now in full bloom, the thought of giving is in the air. The only question is what to give and whom to give it to. The only gift I can suggest is for girls who have caught the eye of a male student here at UCSB.
Evictions Deferred for Three DP Properties
Santa Barbara County building officials are reviewing a second wave of geo-technical reports submitted by three Del Playa Drive property owners who must prove their structures are safe enough from blufftop erosion to allow for continued occupancy.