Students Recount Egypt’s Revolt
“About 10,000 people were in Tahrir Square,” Jeremy Hodge, a fourth-year Middle Eastern studies major, said. “I eventually got drawn into the front and got exposed to tear gas.
“About 10,000 people were in Tahrir Square,” Jeremy Hodge, a fourth-year Middle Eastern studies major, said. “I eventually got drawn into the front and got exposed to tear gas.
We are midway through the eighth week of Winter Quarter, which means two things: One: Spring is in the air and the sun will soon be out in true Santa Barbara fashion, and … Two: Many of you are nearing the conclusion of your undergraduate careers.
Getting bored in class? Not feeling stimulated bythe material? Take a look at the list of excitingclasses and organizations you can participate inwhile completing your studies.You may finally find yourself applying some ofyour newfound talents outside of the classroom …Courses:Sociology 152A –– Sociology of Human SexualityOne of the university’s most popular and longest-running series, Sociology [...]
So what’s thepremise of thisholiday again? A littlenaked flying cherub babyis shooting harmless peoplewith a medieval war weapon toconfuse their sense of free willin commemoration of an entirelyunrelated Greek Orthodox traditionbased on the name of some saint? Yeah,fuck it, let’s celebrate. And while we’rerejoicing in our passions and love for ourcompanions, everyone else can just [...]
UC Administrators and State Leaders Gamble with Higher Education…
President Obama’s State of the Union address transcript and video for 2011…
The reality of living in Isla Vista is that housing is often imperfect and hard to improve quickly.
The following article is the first in a series examining topics of interest and concern about housing for tenants, landlords and the Isla Vista community…
Over 140,000 techies descended on the Las Vegas Convention Center from Wed. to Sun. last week for the Consumer Electronics Show, a number made all the more staggering by the fact that the show isn’t even open to the general public. Held annually in Las Vegas, the showcase hosts tech companies from across the globe [...]
Looking for something to do in Santa Barbara while you’re here for College Cup?
Laurel Wilder is the assistant director of Institutional Research & Planning at UCSB. She works an eight-hour day and exercises during her lunch hour.
Our editorial board is publishing this statement to the Regents in hopes of getting an important message through their thick skulls: California’s youth is barely able to attend the UC at present fee levels.
“People complain that veterans get too much attention — that’s not true, we don’t get enough attention,” U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant and UCSB undergrad France Antonio said. “Soldiers are only recognized when they’re dead.”
Please vote in these polls about the upcoming Sex on the Beach issue, coming November 2nd. Your answers will be included in the feature!