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Alex Andrews '14By October 15, 2011 - 4:26am Name: Alex Andrews Year: Sophomore Relationship Status: Single Major: Economics and Accounting with a minor in Spanish Campus Involvement: Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Accounting Association READ MORE |
Datsik Comes to Santa BarbaraBy October 15, 2011 - 4:05am DJ Datsik (Troy Beetles) is heading to Santa Barbara this Thursday, October 20th! Datsik has been quickly ascending the ladder of success on the Dubstep scene since his first release in the Spring of 2009. Datsik hails from British Columbia, Canada, but his hip-hop/future tech fusion style has been embraced by an expanding following here in the United States. READ MORE |
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Women's Weight Training: Myths and TipsBy October 11, 2011 - 1:08am Do you ever find yourself staying away from the weight room (not only because all the iron-pumping gym-junkies will stare in suspicion), but because you think you’ll “become too muscular” or “gain a bulky appearance” from the extra muscle? Fear no more girl, because I am here to share the knowledge I gained after a quarter in the Women’s Weight Training exercise studies class offered here at UCSB (ES 1- 43E). Here are a couple myths debunked about what weight training does for a woman’s body and a some useful tips when hitting the iron yourself. READ MORE |
UCSB Men's Soccer: Fullerton and Cal PolyBy October 10, 2011 - 4:15am Ole Ole Ole Ole, Gaucho, Gaucho! Ole Ole Ole Ole, Gaucho, Gaucho! Have you missed these two Santa Barbarian words ringing in your ears over the summer? We hope so because the UCSB Gauchos are about to rally, sing and cheer for our athletes this Fall Quarter! This week, get ready to catch a double-header in men's soccer. Start your week off throwing tortillas in Harder Stadium with a home game versus Cal State Fullerton. End your week road trippin' north up the California coast to 'boo' Cal Poly as we watch the UCSB Gauchos dominate the field. Whether or not we gain Central Coast bragging rights as we repeat history with another victory (last year's game resulted in a 2-1 Gaucho win), we will still celebrate through the streets of IV.... |
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N'Shelle Herring '11: Panhellenic PresidentBy October 10, 2011 - 3:48am Any collegiette™ student who is a member of a Greek organization understands the hard work, high stress, and time commitment that is associated with recruitment. At UCSB, nobody understands the grueling yet rewarding process more than Panhellenic Board, not to mention its President—N'Shelle Herring. Although the members of sororities are the face of recruitment, the backbone is the Panhellenic Board, the highly-committed and elected student group that runs the Greek system. In other words, rush would not be possible without Panhellenic, and Panhellenic would not be possible without N'Shelle. This week, Her Campus UCSB got in touch with Ms. Herring to hear all of the ins-and-outs of her position and the process behind a very successful recruitment season... |
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UCSB Students Soak Up the Sun After Heavy Rain Last WednesdayBy October 10, 2011 - 12:15am READ MORE |
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Brandon Boyle '12By October 9, 2011 - 10:56pm Name: Brandon Boyle Year: Senior Relationship Status: Single Major: Biology Campus Involvement: TA for Substance Abuse What Do You Look For In a Girl? I need a girl who I can have fun with and is down to earth. I grew up on a ranch so I look for someone who isn't afraid to get dirty. She needs to be able to dress up to go out with me and my friends or be just as happy staying in and having a movie night. READ MORE |
FALL QUARTER KICKS OFF WITH MADNESSBy October 4, 2011 - 2:22am Each Fall Quarter, the UCSB Greek System kicks of the school year with Midnight Madness, and this past weekend was no exception. Organized by the university's panhellenic board, Midnight Madness facilitates the newest Greek members to meet and greet their fellow sorority sisters and fraternity brothers throughout a night of mayhem. Each sorority follows a schedule that designates their specific time to arrive at each fraternity, but by the end of the night, the orderly intended agendas are not-so-organized as the masses commence in a chaotic celebration at whichever house they please. READ MORE |
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Urban Dictionary for Freshmen at UCSBBy October 3, 2011 - 4:42pm If you’re anything like me as a freshman, coming to UCSB was a shock. Not only because I was in an entirely new environment, but because there was a completely new lingo that had to be developed in order avoid the line, “Oh, you must be a freshman…” at every social gathering I attended. The ladies of HerCampus thought it’d be helpful to provide all the incoming Freshmen a UCSB dictionary to help dodge any potentially awkward conversations with upperclassmen. FT: Francisco Torrez, renamed Santa Catalina after being referred to as the F@#$ Towers for one too many years- these are the off-campus dorms that house roughly one third of the Freshman Class. READ MORE |
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Crashing Classes in Week OneBy October 3, 2011 - 3:42pm If you're anything like me, crashing classes is still a large part of education at UCSB. Struggling to find seating, standing against back walls, and in desperation of an add code, students across UC Santa Barbara's campus look for open classes. READ MORE |
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