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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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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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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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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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Three UCSB students plan to launch a new social networking site next quarter specifically for the Isla Vista community.
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The Associated Students Legislative Council spent the final meeting of the quarter discussing two Finance Board allocations.
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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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County officials and experts will meet tomorrow for “Beyond Socks and Blankets,” a forum about the possible causes of and solutions for homelessness in Santa Barbara.
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Thee UCSB Feminist Studies department will continue its “Critical Issues in America” lecture series with “Queer Perspectives on Marriage: Intimacy beyond Marriage” next ...
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UCSB is restoring a 69-acre off- campus parcel of land for use as an open space.
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Dozens of students crowded into the Hub to see four local bands duke it out on stage Thursday night.
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Students who publicize their recreational drug use habits or bedroom romps on social net- works should be wary of the potential impact on their edu- cational prospects.
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Although it is no secret that UCSB offers majors such as English and engineering, it is easy to be oblivious of the more obscure fields offered on campus.
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The Associated Students Human Rights Board will host a banquet tonight to educate students about local and international social entrepreneurship opportunities.
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Former California Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado declared his intention last week to run in the 2012 elections against 23rd District Representative Lois Capps.
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Today is the 107th birthday of revered writer and cartoonist Theodor Seuss Geisel — better known by his pseudonym Dr. Seuss, under which he authored 44 children’s books.
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