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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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Board Judges Jails’ Mental Health System

Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown and others discussed the effects of sparse mental health spending on overcrowded county jails at last week’s Board of Supervisors meeting.
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Campus Renovation Continues

Construction crews made vast progress on infrastructural renewals over winter break and expect to move their work area northward from the Arbor toward Ellison Hall within a month.
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Landmark To Be Repaired After 70 Years of Ruin

Construction is underway once again on the Knapp’s Castle property after county officials halted all progress earlier this month, claiming the project violated zoning requirements.
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Best of UCSB 2011

We eat. We shop. We party. We groom. We consume. We also vote — Take five minutes to answer the next 30 questions. You decide who is the "Best of UCSB" for 2011!
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Los Alamos Club to Sip on Spirits, Feast on Fungi

Unusual flavors will collide this weekend at Santa Barbara Bedford Winery’s fifth annual “Mushrooms Gone Wild” mushroom and wine tasting.
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Regents Board Alters Reviews for Applicants

The University of California Board of Regents unanimously voted to amend the UC application process during yesterday’s meeting.
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Service Honors Victims

Over 60 UCSB students and community members gathered in Storke Plaza yesterday to mourn the victims of the recent shootings in Arizona.
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The Housing Trap

The reality of living in Isla Vista is that housing is often imperfect and hard to improve quickly.
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Freedom From Government Not Enough

Reading the “Left Said, Right Said” opinion pieces in the Nexus today, I was appalled at conservative columnist Ben Parish’s thoughts on the state of our union.
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Scientists Lead Lecture

Nobel Prize winner and UCSB alumna Carol Greider will discuss advances in cancer prevention and treatment tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Corwin Pavilion.
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