Men Who Stare at Melons
There’s a story going around the Internet—and even on TV news stations, though not good ones—that staring at women’s breasts is beneficial to men’s health.
Month: May 2011
Food-Scrap Recycling in Trouble
Councilmembers say the program just isn’t economical.
New PUEBLO Leadership
Mark Alvarado promises to be more diplomatic.
A Community Kitchen Simmers in Goleta
Crookston and Gomez Open Goodland Kitchen
Two UCSB Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Two UC Santa Barbara faculty members have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS).
County of Santa Barbara Parks Department Service Reductions
The County of Santa Barbara today announced the reduction in services at some County parks to better align expenditures with reduced revenue experienced thus far in the current fiscal year.
UCSB Environmental Group Garners $100,000 Grant from Contest Win
A student environmental group at UCSB won a $100,000 grant this week after receiving the most votes in Dockers’ clothing company’s nationwide “Wear the Pants” contest.
Drawn to Modernism at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art kicks off its 70th anniversary celebration early with this outstanding show of late 19th and 20th century works.
Rugby and Volleyball
Two UCSB men’s teams capture momentous victories.
Homeless Bum for Jesus
Dear Nick Welsh, I am shocked and appalled at your obvious disenfranchisement of the poor.
