UC Board Elects Progressive Student Regent

University of California San Francisco graduate student Alfredo Mireles Jr. has been nominated as the 2011-2012 student regent-designate.
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UCSB Professor Receives Guggenheim Fellowship

UCSB associate professor of mechanical engineering and materials Hyongsok “Tom” Soh received the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship recently for his outstanding achievement in engineering resear...
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Candidates Discuss Platforms

Candidates for Associated Students president and external vice president of statewide affairs squared off in respective debates yesterday in preparation for next week's election.
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Scientists To Discuss Recent Microscopic Marvels

A free public forum, "Nano-Meeter," will inform attendees about cutting edge nanotechnology and nanoscale materials in a campus presentation this Thursday, courtesy of a number of scientific campus or...
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Event Explores Racist Zombies

A free discussion on the prevalence of prejudice in zombie movies will take place at 6:30 in the Multicultural Center lounge tonight.
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Weak State Finances Halt Renovations on Campus

In his proposed 2010-11 budget, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did not include funding for any University of California capital construction projects, which would halt nearly all state-funded UC construct...
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National Academy of Science Awards UCSB Researcher

Researcher John Alroy of UCSB's National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis won the National Academy of Sciences' Award for Scientific Reviewing.
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Notable Aquatic Leader Passes

UCSB waterman Rob Gibson passed away at home on Nov. 11 after battling with cancer. He was 60.
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Kroozr $kid Nation Races Through I.V.

Kroozr $kid Nation, an Isla Vista cruiser-bike racing club that prides itself on its antics and inebriated daredevil stunts, ravaged the streets of Isla Vista Friday night.
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Students of Few Units To Lose Grants

As unprecedented budget cuts take full effect, the lack of classes has some UCSB students worrying they may not be able to receive their financial aid.
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Deficit Clips Newspapers

As California's education funds continue to get slashed, many college newspapers statewide have been forced to shut down production or employ desperate measures to keep printing.
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Telescope To Revolutionize Astronomy

The University of California is currently spearheading a collaborative project to build the world's most advanced telescope
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Record Admissions Flood UCSB Campus

Despite the university's attempts to lower admission rates, a record number of freshmen will make their way to UCSB this fall.
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Bicycle Race Wrecks I.V.

Death metal music and heavy microphone feedback filled Isla Vista this past Friday as Kroozr $kid Nation raised hell for the final time of the school year.
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Fastened Valves Leave UCSB Without Water

An unexpected hour-long campus wide water outage began at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday due to a dual valve shutdown in Goleta.
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