Vulgar Veto Leaves California Laughing While State Collapses

So I guess what I'm trying to say, Gov. Schwarzenegger and the entire California legislature, is fuck you. When you can manage to balance the budget without screwing my generation out of vital service...
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UC Survival Requires Honest Plan for Future

University of California President Mark Yudof's open letter to students was condescending and full of useless platitudes and vague promises. The only message that came across clearly was that the chai...
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A Word to the Wise: Winners Drink Wine

Wine, a delightful beverage made from fermented grapes, has been around since 6000 BC and has held an honored place in across cultures ever since. Hard alcohol, on the other hand, entered the global ...
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Summer Lovin’

Tired of spring showers and windy weather? Are those long days of tanning making you crave summery sustenance? Cruise to these nearby restaurants for some fun in the sun, and hang-10 on the patio whil...
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Rec Cen Pool To Shut Down Next School Year for Repairs

Next Fall and Winter Quarters, the Recreation Center pool will close for major repairs, leaving only Campus Pool to serve students and the UCSB swim and water polo teams.
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Rec Cen, UCSB Dismiss Initial New Pool Plans

Following controversy over the proposed location of a new campus pool, the Recreation Center and the university have agreed to not put the facility in Robertson Field 4, although the pool's future loc...
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Pool Repairs To Relocate UCSB Aquatic Teams

Students taking a dip in the Recreation Center pool may find themselves competing for lanes with the UCSB swim and water polo teams over the next two months.
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UCSB’s Extension Program To Cut Staff, Courses

In order to eliminate a $5 million accumulated deficit, the UCSB Extension program will lay off nearly half its workers and cut several programs at the end of Winter Quarter.
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Proposed Pool Plan Perturbs Students

A recently updated campus development plan has named Rob Field 4 as a potential site for a new pool for UCSB's swim and water polo teams, leading to an outcry from students who say it will invade stud...
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Groups Kick Off Roe v. Wade Events

The UCSB pro-choice community hosted several events yesterday in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's historic Roe v. Wade decision.
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Visitors To Grasp Nanotechnology

In the cutting-edge science of nanotechnology, size matters.
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EAP Responds to Sexual Assault of a Student Abroad

Following the sexual assault of a University of California student, the system-wide Education Abroad Program has cancelled its trips to South Africa until further notice.
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A.S. Funds Rec Sports in Last Fall Meeting

In the final meeting of the quarter, Associated Students Finance Board allocated $14,187.20 to five groups, leaving $9,048.92 in unallocated funds from the money set aside for Fall Quarter.
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A.S. Evaluates Funding Publications

Associated Students Finance Board allocated $32,069.44 to eight groups and heavily debated the funding of two student publications in their meeting last night.
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Arbor Petitioners Allegedly Violate CA Election Code

Allegations of illegal activity by petitioners on campus has turned up inconsistencies in the signature-collection process and raised questions about the validity of the practices at the UCSB campus.
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