Accidents Claim 4 Students Over Break

In a tragic two weeks this past June, UCSB lost four students. Between June 15 and June 27, three undergraduates were killed in traffic accidents and the fourth undergraduate student was killed while ...
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Regents Name New UC President

The University of California Board of Regents unanimously chose UC San Diego Chancellor Robert Dynes as the next UC president at their June 11 meeting. Dynes was selected from a pool of more than 300 ...
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DNA May Link 2nd Suspect to Snake Stabbing

The University of California Police Dept. has new DNA evidence that may yield a second suspect in the case of a stabbing of a 13-foot Burmese python.
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A.S. Budget Cuts Tackle Fiscal Woes

Associated Students Legislative Council has approved the 2003-04 A.S. budget with several cuts to reflect the organization's financial crisis.
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Ceremony To Kick Off Black Culture Week

This week UCSB will celebrate African-American culture and heritage with Black Culture Week. The culture week is coordinated by the Black Student Union (BSU), and more than half a dozen on-campus and ...
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A.S. Finance Board Empties Its Pockets

In its final meeting of the year, A.S. Finance Board allocated the last of its funds to three on-campus groups. The board also recommended against the passage of bill being proposed to Leg Council on ...
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UCSB Adds Financial Math Major

UC Santa Barbara students majoring in economics and interested in mathematics and statistics will have the opportunity to graduate with a degree in both, thanks to a new undergraduate major.
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Python Inquiry Yields Suspect

The University of California Police Dept. arrested an Isla Vista resident May 1 in connection with last month's stabbing of a 13-foot, 85-pound Burmese python that led to its death.
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UC Regents To Vote on Tuition

A proposal before University of California Board of Regents would increase in-state tuition by $1,200 per undergraduate for the regular school year, starting Fall Quarter.
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A.S. Finance Board Funds BSU, ‘Safe Grad’

A.S. Finance Board allotted nearly $2,000 to two student groups and reclaimed funding from another. Students Teaching Alcohol and other drug Responsibility (S.T.A.R.) received $704 to help pay for the...
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C.U.E. Vote Passes Contract

After nearly two years of negotiations, the University of California and one of its workers' unions have finally reached an agreement on a labor contract.
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13-Foot Python Hacked, Stabbed to Death

UC Police Dept. found a 13-foot-2-inch, 85-pound Burmese python left for dead with numerous stab wounds on UCSB's West Campus last week. The reptile had been stabbed repeatedly by one or more people,...
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GPAC Greets New A.S. Voice

A new Associated Students representative, President Chrystine Lawson, sat on the PAC/GPAC committee Thursday night when it met to discuss housing options in Isla Vista once the I.V. Master Plan is imp...
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A.S. Pursues Sliding Scale

An initiative on the spring elections ballot seeks to amend the Associated Students Constitution to change the number of votes needed to pass future A.S. ballot measures.
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Campaigners Grapple With Sign Rules

Confusion over the number of campaign signs allowed per grass plot during Associated Students elections ended after the A.S. Elections Committee made its ruling Wednesday on the disagreement.
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