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I.V. Park To Receive Renovations

Construction on the Little Acorn Park at the corner of El Embarcadero and Sabado Tarde Roads began earlier this month to renovate the area and add new amenities. The $80,000 plan, put forward by the I...
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Man Commits Suicide

44 year-old Santa Barbara resident Danny Lee McLaughlin leapt to his death from the Santa Barbara court house clock tower on the afternoon of March 8. A group of tourists called police after seeing Mc...
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Tsunami Warning Issued For Western U.S.

The Tsunami Warning Center issued a tsunami warning for the entire U.S. west coast earlier this morning following an 8.9 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan.
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Sex Demonstration Drives Controversy

Northwestern Professor John Michael Bailey sparked controversy after he allowed his human sexuality lecture to view a live after-class sex-toy demonstration.
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Scientists Mouth Off About Cancer, Risks of Oral Sex

Thought cigarettes were the ultimate cancer-sticks? Think again.
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Festival To Honor History of Women

The fourth annual International Women’s Festival will take place at Santa Barbara’s Earl Warren Showgrounds today and Saturday.
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UC Budget Cuts Spur Action

Following organized protests from over 400 University of California students — including 40 from UCSB — who lobbied in the capitol last weekend against statewide cuts to higher education, UC Berke...
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University To Host County Grade School Science Fair

Ingenuity will be erupting at the 56th annual Santa Barbara County Science Fair today at UCSB’s Corwin Pavilion.
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Indie Bands To Make Appearance in Local Lounge

Folk rock groups Blvd Park and Musical Charis will perform in Goleta next week for their national tour.
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Police Blotter

Deputies were on patrol on the 6500 block of Del Playa Rd. in the wee hours of the morning when they noticed a lone lady stumbling down the street.
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UCen Provides Students With Study Services

As part of a collaborative university effort to provide more special services to students during finals week, the University Center will transform into a special 24-hour study space for five days.
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US Military Support Maintains Oppressive Status-Quo

Stop U.S. military aid to Egypt! The military is the infrastructure for the regime that has ruled Egypt for decades now.
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Website Seeks to Connect Isla Vista

Three UCSB students plan to launch a new social networking site next quarter specifically for the Isla Vista community.
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A.S. Denies Funds For Organizations

The Associated Students Legislative Council spent the final meeting of the quarter discussing two Finance Board allocations.
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Group To Provide Aid for Disabled Students

UCSB’s Associated Students Commission on Disability Equality is planning to install a university-wide transportation service for students with disabilities within two years.
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