Open People’s Party Sweeps A.S. Election
The 2009 Associated Students election ended Thursday in a landslide victory for the Open People's Party.
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The 2009 Associated Students election ended Thursday in a landslide victory for the Open People's Party.
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The 2009 Associated Students election ended Thursday in a landslide victory for the Open People's Party.
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In the mood for something sweet? This week, On the Menu keeps it fresh as we roll through some of Santa Barbara's best bakeries.
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Associated Students Finance Board doled out $33,773.62 among 13 student groups at last night's relatively brief two-hour meeting.
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Isla Vista's renowned party scene may take a beating if a proposed county ordinance is approved in the coming weeks.
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Don't know anything about German cuisine other than beer and bratwurst? Never fear -- this week, On the Menu takes you on a tour of Germany from Berlin to the Alps without ever leaving Santa Barbara.
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Come January, Barack Obama will be president of the United States.
Riding on the coattails of Obama's victory, Democrats swept the local elections. Doreen Farr eked out a win in the 3rd District su...
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One of the propositions on the ballot this November seeks to improve the quality of life of farm animals, but opponents fear that the beasts' gains will spell disaster for the state's agricultural eco...
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Gov. Schwarzenegger vetoed the California Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act for the third time in three years last week, once again blocking undocumented students from obtaining c...
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Nearly three weeks after the Associated Students election ended, one party is still answering to allegations of unfair campaign practices.
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Ready to enter hamburger heaven? Put away those George Foreman grills and let On the Menu take you on a transcendent journey outside the fast food bubble of mass-produced, frozen patties as we shed so...
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Allegations of Associated Students election violations rocked the residence halls yesterday as copies of The Flush were ripped down from bathroom stalls and replaced with Student Voice party posters.
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A dispute over a resolution supporting an environmental general education requirement took the stage at the Associated Students Judicial Council hearing yesterday in the case of Lambright v. Jackso...
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With Associated Students election season in full swing, the candidates for the three vice presidential positions will campaign actively around campus, whether in debates or at your door in the hopes o...
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Monday morning, students were greeted with a flurry of campaign signs signaling the beginning of three weeks of posters dotting the campus, T-shirts declaring party affiliations and fellow students pl...
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