A.S. Runs Low on Funds for Organizations

Student groups might not be able to rely on Associated Students for financial help as much this year as last because of significant reductions in available funds.
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UC Hopefuls To Face Tougher GPA Standards

Despite widespread opposition, the UC Regents approved a raise in the minimum eligibility requirements for applying to a UC school from a 2.8 to 3.0 GPA.
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Retrofitted, Beautified FT Reopens to UCSB Only

Workers wrapped up their $25 million makeover of the Francisco Torres Residence Hall towers just in time for this year's freshman inhabitants to test out the building's new seismic upgrades and dual f...
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UC Briefs: September 24, 2004

UCSB received a total of $80 million from private donations during the 2003-04 school year. The money, donated by alumni and friends of the university, will be used for teaching, research and support ...
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Mac’s Market To Reopen Following Alcohol Violations

Mac's Market, a grocery store in Isla Vista, will reopen its doors Sept. 17 after a 15-day suspension imposed by state alcohol control authorities for violations stemming from the sale of alcoholic be...
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Renovated DLG To Serve Food Soon

After nearly four months of delay, the De La Guerra Dining Commons will reopen its doors to students Saturday with a completely renovated kitchen and interior layout.
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UCSB Scientists Create New Date-Rape Drug Test

UCSB researchers have developed a test that may help law enforcement and medical officials combat date rape. The test, developed by chemistry Professor Stanley Parsons and Ph.D. student Dawn Bravo, al...
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Panel Members Attack Governor on UC Budget

California State Treasurer Phil Angelides brought celebrity power with him when he came to the MultiCultural Center Theater on Monday to speak at a town hall forum.
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Men Dash Off After Pellet Gun Assault, Laughing All the Way

The University of California Police Dept. is investing an assault case in which two unknown men driving a sport utility vehicle shot at two women jogging on campus with a pellet gun.
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Student Efforts Bring Lecturer to Campus

Conservative political commentator and California State University, Fresno Professor Victor Davis Hanson will speak tonight about terrorism, the war in Iraq and politics across university campuses.
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CalPIRG To Escalate Book Price War

The California chapter of the national Public Interest and Research Group (CalPIRG) is getting a boost from a local nonprofit foundation. CalPIRG, a consumer and student advocacy group, announced Mond...
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Rock, Rap Fans Scream at Annual Extravaganza

More than 7,000 concert revelers filed into Harder Stadium for Saturday's Extravaganza concert, featuring headlining band MxPx and rap artist Talib Kweli, as well as numerous local bands.
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Leggies Clean Up, Move Out

Praise and tears met the changing of the Associated Students Legislative Council guards Wednesday night. Outgoing council members spoke about their experience this year, and praised each other for the...
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UCSB Offers New Queer Studies Minor

A new minor in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and queer studies was recently added to the academic pool at UCSB. The university officially sanctioned the LGBTQ minor last week, and students can s...
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Students Demand Outreach

Chanting slogans such as "education is a right, not just for the rich and white" and "we're students united; we'll never be divided," a group of about 200 students rallied Friday in Corwin Pavilion an...
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