Bill Aims To Keep UC Student Fees Low

State politicians may be able to control UC students' tuition if a bill amendment passes in the State Assembly. The bill will amend Assembly Bill 550 to establish a student fee advisory committee in e...
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Planners Request Student Opinions

Planning consultants hired by UCSB Campus Design and Planning, who will be in the UCen today and tomorrow, are asking students, faculty and staff for input on what physical changes they think should b...
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Author Brings ‘A Problem From Hell’ To University

Power is speaking as part of the "Global Forces in the Post-Cold War World" lecture series sponsored by the UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, UCSB Arts & Lectures, the Global and Intern...
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Actors To Present American Voices

"American Dreams: Lost and Found," a theatric adaptation of a book of interviews published by Pulitzer Prize-winner Studs Terkel will be performed by The Acting Company on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Campb...
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Suit Attacks UC Nondisclosure

The San Jose Mercury News, the Coalition of University Employees (C.U.E.) and UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus Charles Schwarz have filed a joint suit against the University of California in Alameda Cou...
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Mediator Urges New Contract for C.U.E., UC

Almost two years of contract negotiations between the University of California and its clerical workers may finally come to an end in the coming weeks.
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UCSB Junior Found Dead in Bedroom

Junior pre-psychology major Chris David Becker passed away Monday morning of unknown causes. He was 23 years old. UC police responded to a call that a male resident was found not breathing in his room...
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Recycle Bin Melts in Weekend Fire

Community Service Organization officers discovered the receptacle engulfed in flames at 2:15 a.m. on Sunday in front of the UCen near the University Art Museum.
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UCSB Weightlifter Wins Competition

A UCSB student was declared one of California's strongest powerlifters this weekend after lifting over three-fourths of a ton in two days of competition.
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Nonprofit Group Buys Local Radio Station

Santa Barbara Foundation is in the process of finalizing the purchase of KDB radio station after waiting two years for while UCSB failed to raise enough money to purchase it. The current owners are do...
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A Healthy Balance

Cristina Sandoval, the director and sole employee of the Coal Oil Point Reserve, is tucked away in the vine-covered wooden shed that serves as her office.
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UC Takes Former Partners to Court

The University of California filed suit Thursday against three large financial reporting institutions for allegedly engaging in accounting fraud.
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WETT’s Vaginas To Engulf UCSB Tonight at 7

Women's Ensemble Theater Troupe, better known as WETT, will be presenting "The Vagina Monologues" at I.V. Theater tonight at 6:15. Follow-up performances will be held Feb. 21 and 22.
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Pi Kappa Alpha Works Up a Sweat at Coal Oil Point

Sweaty with exertion, bent over in effort, 40 members of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity came together last Saturday to clear weeds and pull out rusty fence posts and pipes from the Coal Oil Point Natural R...
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UC Briefs: January 28, 2003

Saturday morning a passerby noticed a foul smell coming from the bushes that line Hilgard Avenue on UCLA campus and called UC Police Dept.
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