EAB’s Euro Trip Leads to Funding Concerns

In December, UCSB students will be picking up the tab for 12 people to travel to Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Council Overturns Board Rejection

The Associated Students Legislative Council discussed at length the option of overruling a Finance Board allocation at last night's meeting.
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Cameras To Monitor Birds, Bike Safety

After 18 months of planning, a UCSB researcher is overseeing the installation of a new camera network to research the migratory habits of students and birds.
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Legacy of Lincoln Lives on in Jones’ Latest Work

Last Tuesday night's performance of "Fondly Do We Hope...Fervently Do We Pray," presented by the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, marked Arts & Lectures' first presentation at the Granada this ...
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Teach-in To Bring Light to Financial Dilemmas

Campbell Hall will be invaded today by faculty, staff, workers and students for an informational breakdown of the University of California's economic crisis.
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Schwartz Conjures Up “Séance,” Opera Style

Opera, musical and theater fans, rejoice! Stephen and Scott Schwartz have together constructed a marvelous production which combines the most essential and beautiful elements of all three mediums to t...
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Council Talks in Circles

Council members debated issues surrounding the role of the UC Student Association Foundation at last night's four-hour Associated Students Legislative Council meeting.
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A.S. Talks Race

The Associated Students Legislative Council debated a number of issues ranging from hate crimes to environmental racism at their first meeting of the year yesterday.
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UCSB Gulps Up Grant Money

Thanks to an influx of federal and state funding, UCSB's Alcohol & Drug Program will be expanding and refining its services over the next two years.
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Festival Offers Up TwoUnique Theatrical Works

In a continuation of world premiere presentations by the UCSB Dept. of Theater & Dance, the 2009 UCSB New Plays Festival showcased two extraordinary new works by UCSB theater students. The New Plays F...
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A Cross-continental Affair

Long ago, Barbara Lebow's parents took a trip to Cuba. A photo of them taken there, in front of a tiled fountain with palm trees in the background, gave the playwright her first glimpse of the island....
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Union and Staff Members Recognize May Day

In a unified campaign for immigrant laborer rights, local union members have joined forces with student and staff organizations to celebrate the May 1 celebration of International Workers and Immigran...
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Classical Dance With a Modern Flair

Featuring experimentation with movements as diverse as the troupe of dancers who performed them, last Friday's performance by Spain's National Junior Ballet Company was exquisite. The company performe...
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