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Student Scholars Band Together

The Honors Association, a new campus club, aims to help students in the College of Letters & Science Honors Program better interact and collaborate with each other.
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New SB Research Facility To Assist Children With Language Disabilities

The McEnroe Reading and Language Arts Center, a literacy research institution based in the Gevirtz School of Education, is set to open in September 2011.
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UCSB Collection Commemorates Past Presidents

In honor of Presidents’ Day and Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday, the Davidson Library will host a special exhibition on American presidents.
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Economists To Speak on Global Finances

Former International Monetary Fund chief economist Simon Johnson will lecture tonight at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall.
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A.S. Spends Spring Funds

The Associated Students Finance Board distributed $21,204 to 14 student organizations during last night’s three-hour meeting.
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Government Briefs

Local government councils will consider a scope of issues today during their weekly meetings.
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Bren’s Collapse Points to Construction Faults

An engineering investigation determined that the collapse of a portion of Bren Hall’s ceiling last October was due to faulty ceiling suspension anchors.
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SB Reads Centers On Life Story of Henrietta Lacks

The Santa Barbara Public Library System and UCSB are focusing their fifth annual community reading program on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
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Gift to Fund SAGE Mind Research

The SAGE Center for the Study of the Mind received a $1.26 million gift from SAGE Publications, Inc. to establish a junior fellowship at UCSB.
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Weekend Wrap-Up

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol responded to an assault, burglaries and several alcohol-related crimes this weekend.
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Providing a Voice for Vaginas

It’s Valentine’s Day! The beautiful day that comes aroundevery year is finally here! You have been presented withthe perfect opportunity to confess the inner love you’vebeen suppressing to the g...
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SB City Fire Department Trains at the Granada

The Santa Barbara City Fire Department conducted a mock rescue training scenario at the Granada Saturday morning to prepare firefighters for multi-story fire situations.
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Students Default On Debt

According to recent reports released by the United States Dept. of Education, nationwide student loan default rates are soaring this year.
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UCSB Law Review Endures Budget Cuts

Despite financial setbacks, UCSB’s Law and Society Journal will publish its 10th volume by the end of Spring Quarter.
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Food Truck To Trek the Tri-County Area

A ‘gourmet’ food truck will begin cruising through Isla Vista next month to serve its cross-cultural menu to the local community.
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