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U.S. Funds Repairs in California

The U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing federal aid to local governments in California to hasten recovery in areas afflicted by severe winter weather.
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Students Encourage Palestinian Understanding

UCSB’s Students for Justice in Palestine organized a series of events this week to encourage open discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Hospice Hosts “Fallen Beauty”

The Hospice of Santa Barbara is hosting a wine and cheese social today to showcase the work of local artist Jan Clouse.
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Green Group Commends SB’s Sustainability

The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design granted UCSB’s Marine Science Research Building with a Gold certification in its “Existing Building” category last week.
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Plans to Fix Damages on UCSB Coastal Trail

Construction began on UCSB’s West Campus bluff trail this week to counteract the effects of years of erosion and faulty drainage.
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Unconventional Minor in Works

Beginning next quarter, UCSB will introduce a new academic minor in spatial studies — the assessment of people or things using their geographical location in order to identify patterns and trends.
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University Looks for Next Student Regent

The UC Board of Regents will accept applications for the 2012-13 Student Regent until Feb. 17.
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Hotel Gets Makeover

A group of Los Angeles investors recently purchased the Hotel Californian and two neighboring properties on lower State Street with plans to begin construction of a new luxury hotel.
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Council Contemplates Chamber Construction

The Goleta City Council is delaying construction on their chamber room after failing to reach a consensus regarding renovation options for its assembly hall.
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Deficit Takes Toll On Development

Goleta Mayor Margaret Connell reprimanded Gov. Jerry Brown in a letter last week over his proposal to cut state redevelopment funding from the fiscal 2011-2012 budget.
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Maya Research Resumes

UCSB signed an agreement with Belizean dignitaries yesterday to launch a new collaborative preservation program in the ancient Maya city of El Pilar.
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Weekend Wrap-Up

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol responded to two sexual assaults, two burglaries and several alcohol-related incidents this weekend.
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Career Expo Anticipates Increased Participation

Nearly 50 nonprofit organizations will be at today’s annual career fair at Corwin Pavilion from 12 to 4 p.m. to discuss career, internship and volunteer opportunities.
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A.S. Sends 10 to D.C. Climate Change Event

The Associated Students Finance Board distributed $52,760 to 21 student organizations during last night’s four-hour meeting.
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Nobel Laureate Relays Research

UCSB alumna Carol Greider spoke about her Nobel Prize-winning cancer research in Corwin Pavilion last Friday.
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