Local Women’s Groups Protest Schwarzenegger

A crowd of 20 to 30 demonstrators gathered on the front lawn of the Santa Barbara Court House on Friday evening to show its opposition to the recall and to Arnold Schwarzenegger's candidacy for govern...
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UC Program to Pre-Admit Top HS Students

The University of California is offering 2,242 high school seniors guaranteed admission to a UC campus and is inviting them to apply this November even though they have not met all UC admissions requi...
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Segway Recall Doesn’t Slow Down Student

Thousands of students congest the bike paths with bikes, skateboards and even scooters to get from class to class, but Sidney Pickern, a sophomore literature major in the College of Creative Studies, ...
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Leg Council Resumes Meeting, Discussing

Student government began the year Wednesday night with an optimistic tone at the first meeting of Associated Students Legislative Council.The meeting consisted of updates from the executive director a...
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Budget Crisis Hits Home for UC Students

The California Legislature passed $410 million in budget cuts for the University of California this summer. In response, the UC Board of Regents agreed last July to raise student fees 30 percent from...
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‘Project Give’ To Hold Annual Yard Sale to Benefit Charities

Project Give will be in the I.V. Theater parking lot from 12 to 5 p.m. accepting donations of reusable clothes, books, furniture, kitchen ware and packaged food items for its annual yard sale.
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UCSB Hillel To Salsa for Argentine Jews

UCSB Hillel will be hosting its first Salsa Night this evening, promising an evening of food, dance and prize giveaways to benefit Argentina's Jewish community.
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Buhler, Buhler: Nexus Chief Returns to Helm for 2003-04

The UCSB Press Council announced yesterday its choice of Brendan Buhler as next year's editor-in-chief of the Daily Nexus, making him the first person in Nexus history to be elected twice to that posi...
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Crowd Calls for Justice at Local March

A crowd of people as diverse as the many causes they represented joined together in the People's March for Economic and Social Justice on State Street on Saturday.
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Free Outdoor Films Return to Anisq’ Oyo’

The Isla Vista Recreation and Park District (IVRPD) is inviting Isla Vista residents to enjoy a free evening of music, games and cinema under the stars tonight in Anisq' Oyo' Park.
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Jackson Wants Tree Framework to Stand

The California State Assembly's Natural Resources Committee passed a resolution April 7 criticizing the changes recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service to the 2001 Sierra Ne...
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Cancer Walkathon Comes to UCSB

The Relay for Life, an all-day walkathon benefiting the American Cancer Society, will come to UCSB for the first time on the first weekend in May. Now practiced annually across the nation, the relay h...
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Locals Support, Protest War

The downtown intersection of State and De La Vina streets also hosted an intersection of two opposing viewpoints on the ongoing war Saturday afternoon.
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Rally To Counter Anti-War Fervor

Santa Barbara residents looking to express their patriotism have a chance to paint the town red, white and blue downtown on Saturday. Charles Kirkby, host and producer of the local cable television sh...
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Capps Lands Federal Funds for Local Use

Congresswoman Lois Capps succeeded last month in obtaining $6.1 million in federal funding for several projects in Santa Barbara County.
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