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A.S. Bumps Up Greek Funds

The Associated Students Finance Board doled out $59,112 to 18 student organizations during last night’s seven-hour meeting.
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Suicide Expert Warns Against Self-Criticism

In response to high national youth suicide rates, psychologist Lisa Firestone will discuss suicide prevention today.
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Women Take Second Place at MPSF Championships

A new season in a new conference has come to an end for the UCSB women’s swimming and diving team, which took second place in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championship this past weekend. T...
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Donation Solidifies Plans for Ice Skating Rink

Two local residents donated $250,000 to the city of Goleta last week to help begin construction of an outdoor ice rink in Girsh Park.
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Ordinance To Help Police Curb Underage Drinking

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol will begin issuing citations for the Social Host Liability Ordinance in March, granting police the right to enter a residence if they suspect a minor is drinking alcohol on ...
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Rent Control Case Reaches High Court

In an ongoing debate about rent control legislation on his Goleta property, Rancho Mobile Home Estates, real estate mogul Daniel Guggenheim is attempting to carry his case to the United States Supreme...
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Santa Barbara Record-A-Thon Sounds Off for Blind and Dyslexic Students

Santa Barbara Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic is creating audio books this week for disabled students in celebration of Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
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PPS Project Centralizes UC Payroll

As part of an effort to maximize administrative efficiency and save $30 million annually, the University of California hopes to consolidate its 11 payroll systems into one centralized entity.
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Pappas Questions Farr’s Attorney Fees

Steven Pappas filed a motion last week to question over half a million dollars in legal fees Third District Supervisor Doreen Farr alleges are owed to her from the 2008 Election Contest Litigation.
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Redevelopment Agencies Face Difficulties With New Budget

Santa Barbara County officials and business owners met Friday to defend the endangered redevelopment agencies that will lose their state funding if Governor Jerry Brown’s proposed 2011-12 budget is ...
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UCSB Maintains High Green Energy, Environmental Architecture Standards

UCSB continues to excel as a leader in sustainability through the collaborative efforts of students, staff and faculty to keep ahead of advances in green technology.
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Athletics To Target Prejudice

The first annual Queer Games kicks off on campus with an opening ceremony tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the MultiCultural Center Theatre.
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Channelkeeper Orders Water Responsibility

The Santa Barbara Channelkeeper issued a mandate to the city of Santa Barbara, insisting that the city’s waste processing system cease leaking sewage and comply with the federal government’s Clean...
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Students Vote for Party Reps

The Democratic Process Party announced its candidates for the Associated Students Spring Quarter election ballot yesterday.
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New Antioch University President Joins Faculty

Antioch University Santa Barbara will welcome its new president in a ceremony at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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