Clinton, Sanders Drop Out of Race, Chancellor Yang Set To Run
A regular superhero, Yang plans to fulfill his duties as chancellor for the remainder of the year while simultaneously running a full-fledged campaign.
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A regular superhero, Yang plans to fulfill his duties as chancellor for the remainder of the year while simultaneously running a full-fledged campaign.
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A series of Haikus dedicated to the unique experience of going to Student Health.
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Now you can sort everyone into a new set of arbitrary labels to your heart’s content.
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With a new Starbucks location coming to the UCSB campus, it's time to take a look at some proposed off-the-menu options.
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Inescapable curses await you if you dare to step outside today.
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This week in the review that no one asked for, I will be analyzing the flavorscape of UCSB’s infamous dining common, Portola.
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We dive all up in our young Netflix queues to give you some fiery suggestions for all your basic lit-uations.
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He decided that America had failed him and that the American political system was so overrun by E! News and Bravo that there was no chance for it to ever be resurrected.
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Midterm season never ends, so why should your suffering?
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Local residents were graced with the presence of President Trump when he stopped as part of his multi-step program, “Make Isla Vista Great Again.”
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Soon you’ll be fending off so many stress dreams that you won’t even want to fall asleep!
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"I can’t event tell the difference between Libchella and the real thing when scrolling through my Instagram feed."
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Yesterday a student reportedly made it through the Arbor without a single organization trying to persuade him towards their cause. Yet, while this may appear to be every Gaucho's dream, it was this s...
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No matter how many times I mention the acronyms MCDB or EEMB, people don’t understand.
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Hordes of high school seniors swarmed campus following the release of a virus known as "letters of admission."
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