‘Very Hard’ Water Poses Aesthetic, Economic Threat
Goleta’s water is “very hard” due to large quantities of minerals found in the groundwater, according to the Water Quality Association’s water hardness standards.
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Goleta’s water is “very hard” due to large quantities of minerals found in the groundwater, according to the Water Quality Association’s water hardness standards.
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UCSB alumnus Forrest Galante is set to host a new show on Animal Planet to travel the world looking for proof of living animals that have recently been declared extinct.
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Gavin Newsom proposed a 14-point plan designed to help UC athletes academically.
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In an effort to increase housing options for students, UCSB will be converting 300 dorm rooms into triples in fall 2016.
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A woman in her 20s has been taken to a hospital after firefighters rescued her from a car that struck a tree on UCSB's campus.
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Important national and international happenings for the week of May 4-12 brought to you by the Nexus.
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A senator's report questions whether a 2011 UCSB study was a waste, but the professor who co-authored the report says no money from the federal grant was used.
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A UCSB student was arrested early Saturday morning for assault and several other charges after allegedly punching an Isla Vista pastor more than 30 times in the face.
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UCSB is undertaking restoration projects to maintain ecosystems during land development
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The University of California launched the UC Smoke and Tobacco-Free Student Fellowship on Monday to fund research projects that focus on reducing the effect of tobacco products on UC campuses.
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The Mental Wellness Center in collaboration with UCSB Active Minds will put on the center’s fifth annual 5k Sunset Beach Walk for Mental Wellness on Friday. The event starts at 5 p.m. Friday at the ...
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The Family Student Housing Tenants’ Association argued in a statement Tuesday that the rent increase scheduled to begin this summer is unfair, due to what it says are subpar living conditions.
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The Co-op reached its fundraising goal of nearly $60,000 to pay for the solar panels; a ribbon-cutting ceremony is to take place after construction is completed this month
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The decision to replace Nicoletti’s with Starbucks this fall was made largely due to concern about the finances of the University Center, which is running a near $750,000 deficit since July 2015.
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