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Estate To Possibly Be Turned Into Museum

Last year, philanthropist, art patron and heiress Huguette Clark passed away at the age of 104, leaving behind a 23-acre estate that is now the topic of a heated legal dispute. Clark left behind two d...
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Hana Kitchen Opens Up on Pardall Road

A new vegan-friendly restaurant named Hana Kitchen recently opened at 6558 Pardall Road next to Blenders in the Grass in the space previously occupied by Fat Mo’s Burgers and Car Wash. A fusion of m...
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Goleta PD To Fund Anti-DUI Program to Reduce Accidents

The California Office of Traffic Safety awarded the Goleta Police Department a $68,250 grant to fund a year-long anti-DUI program. The grant provides support for 12 DUI sobriety checkpoints throughout...
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Professor To Detail Errors in Apocalypse Predictions

Chicano studies professor Gerardo Aldana will host a lecture on the common errors and misinterpretations surrounding Mayan proposals of apocalypse tonight at the University Club. “The Mayan Apocalyp...
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UCSB To Host Challenge for Young Entrepreneurs

MIT Enterprise Forum of the Central Coast is hosting an Elevator Pitch Competition tomorrow night at 5 p.m. in the Corwin Pavilion, featuring two-minute business pitches from entrepreneurs. Prospectiv...
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UC, State of California, SB County Face Lawsuit Over Arrest Record Law

The University of California Police Department along with the state of California, the University of California, Santa Barbara County and Sheriff Bill Brown and California Highway Patrol of Santa Barb...
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Citywide Instrument Drive To Collect For Local Youth

The fourth annual Instrument Drive 4 Youth — a donation drive held to collect musical instruments for Santa Barbara youth — will take place until the end of this month. Hosted by the Santa Barbara...
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UCSB Research Provides Insight on Brain Processes

UCSB researchers recently garnered international attention from a new study on split-brain research revealing that healthy test subjects respond less accurately to stimuli when information is shown on...
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Proposition 30 Passes to Prevent UC Budget Cuts

Proposition 30 — Gov. Jerry Brown’s state ballot initiative that will provide the UC system with an extra $175 million and prevent further cuts — passed in the early morning hours of Nov. 7. Pro...
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Santa Barbara County Recognizes Region’s Purple Heart Veterans

Santa Barbara County was officially proclaimed a Purple Heart County on Tuesday, recognizing the numerous veterans in the region who have been honored with the Purple Heart medal. The combat decoratio...
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Defense Attorney To Give Students Free Information On Legal Situations

The Associated Students Legal Resource Center is featuring local criminal defense attorney William Makler for a Q&A seminar on the best ways to handle legal issues tonight from 5 to 6 p.m. and 6 t...
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UCSB Physicist To Hold Discussion on Higgs Boson Discovery

Today, physics professor Jeffrey Richman will give a talk at the Chancellor’s Community Breakfast entitled “From the Big Bang to the Higgs Boson in Less Than an Hour,” discussing the discovery o...
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A.S. Senate Discusses New Investments, Debates Financial Affairs

During the Associated Students Senate meeting last night, senators voted against funding for the Chinese Student Association upon recommendation from the Finance Board. They also approved the Investme...
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New I.V. Residence Gives Discounts to Economics, Engineering Majors

St. George and Associates property management and the architects at Shubin & Donaldson are currently constructing an apartment complex at 870 Camino Del Sur that will be the largest private develo...
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UCSB Engineering Program Holds Orientation for Competition to Encourage Student Innovation

Tonight, the UCSB Technology Management Program will host its orientation session for the 14th annual New Venture Competition at Broida Hall, supplying students with preliminary information about the ...
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