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Matter of Opinion: My visit to the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Looking for a fun activity while on a college budget? Located in Mission Canyon, the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden is the perfect way to spend a day outside with yourself, friends or anyone else who might want to tag along. The best part of the whole deal is that they offer a student discount for all who wish to immerse themselves in the beautiful outdoors. A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of visiting the garden in the hills of Santa Barbara.
Best of Scientific Breakthroughs
A look back on notable scientific happenings and achievements at UCSB during the 2024-25 school year. Black bear on campus By Jesse Chamberlain On April 15, a furry visitor came to UC Santa Barbara but it wasn’t here for a tour. A black bear was first spotted meandering near West Campus, and shortly thereafter, near the bus loop. It was here that it managed to scurry up a tree just shy of Kerr Hall. This adventure seems like something out of a cartoon — a bear taking a beach vacation.
OPINION: The glamorization and commodification of space travel
A few weeks ago, I was working on an assignment when an email notification popped up in the upper right corner of my laptop screen. It was from The New York Times, informing me that Katy Perry had just gone to space. I usually don’t succumb to clickbait, but this time I caved. I opened the article “One Giant Stunt for Womankind,” prepared for the joke to be revealed. To my dismay, there was no punchline.
The Buzz Around the bee exhibit: A look at Santa Barbara’s pollinators
When most people think of bees, a fuzzy black and yellow creature roughly about the size of a nickel probably comes to mind. The standard honey bee, heroicized for its pollinating skills, can be spotted in most areas of the United States. Despite its popularity elsewhere, it is surprisingly not the most common species here in Santa Barbara. Here, the honey bee happens to be invasive and more villainous to native ecosystems than one might imagine.
2017 Football Decommits
2017 Football Decommits (597) Legend Video Highlights Early Enrollee Walk-On Grey Shirt Red Shirt Medical Redshirt P Primary S Secondary K Keeper P Primary (Inactive) S Secondary (Inactive) K Keeper (Inactive)
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