Feature Photo: Freshly Squeezed


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Is That Your Final Answer?

I figured out how to pay off the weatherloans.
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Feature Photo: Take the Torch and Run


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Jan. 17 – Jan. 24

Thursday Admit it, there’s something strangely exciting about mixing rock ‘n’ roll with cross-dressing. “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” blends the two perfectly. The film ver...
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Lecture Hall Hygiene

There is no polite way to tell someone their stench is suffocating.
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Sports Feature Photo: She Shoots, She Scores

Senior forward Kayte Christensen has been on fire of late, scoring 70 points her last two games while shooting an astounding 29-32 in victories over Northridge and Arizona.
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Feature Photo: Wok Rock

Justin Badger, the lead singer of the band Stir Fry, serves up some ska and modern rock for a crowd of around a hundred Tuesday afternoon in Storke Plaza.
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Billions Can’t Buy Beaches

It's probably wrong to gloat when other people fail, but when a billionaire fails to keep the public off of the beach in front of her 25-acre estate, it's hard not to gloat.
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Comics: thINK


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Jan, 15 2002

The officers found a bong in the living room upon entry. The only person home was a 20-year-old male who said the bong belonged to him. Later, the suspect said it was "the house bong."
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Feature Photo: Honoring Peaceful Protests

UCSB professor Robert Potter, head of the Peace Park Monument Committee, shows Congresswoman Lois Capps a model of the Peace Park monument in Corwin Pavilion.
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The Cart of Darkness

There are many professions which deal with the dark aspects of humanity: doctors, divorce lawyers and journalists are just a few.
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They’re a Deal at $130.

Sneakers reached the limits of tasteful, sensible design in the late eighties. Since then sneakers have splintered into the cross trainer, the tennis shoe, the basketball shoe ...
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Sports Feature Photo: Put Your Knees In It


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Feature Photo: Take Me to Your Weeder

Jeff and Lise Goddard from UCSB's Marine Science Institute document the frequency of sargassum muticum, or strangleweed, which was introduced to the area through Japanese oyster shipments in the 1940s...
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