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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Despite financial setbacks, UCSB’s Law and Society Journal will publish its 10th volume by the end of Spring Quarter.
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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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Volunteers from the University of California Student Association are circulating petitions at each UC campus that ask Gov. Jerry Brown to sign the California D.R.E.A.M. Act into law. ...
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Thanks to the work of five UCSB alumni who helped to create the non- profit, when you buy a backpack made by Ark Collective, the organization donates another one to underprivileged students in...
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Students struggling to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by the imminent deadline can use a new, seven-step tutorial to simplify the process.
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H&RS approached UCPD to tackle bike theft because it has evolved into a “core concern” for campus and area residents.
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Several environmentally-minded organizations are holding a workshop about the benefits of electric vehicles tomorrow from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District...
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Assemblyman Das Williams accepted a position on the California State Coastal Conservancy Board earlier this week.
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The Santa Barbara City Walk will allow UCSB students and community members to explore often-overlooked areas of the city tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Matthew Weiner, creator and executive producer of the AMC series “Mad Men,” will host a lecture this Sunday at 3 p.m. at Santa Barbara’s Granada Theatre.
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Michael Pollan will serve up a wealth of knowledge tonight at 8 p.m. in the Granada to kick off the UCSB Arts & Lectures’ “Food for Thought” series. A leading figure in the sustainable food ...
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The Santa Barbara City Council voted against a proposal to rotate benches on State Street as a panhandling deterrent during their Tuesday meeting. The $50,000 project was called for by local business ...
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A number of UCSB students who were compelled to evacuate their study abroad programs in Egypt last week by the U.S. State Dept. are now scattered across the Middle East and U.S., their studies cut sho...
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Students were evacuated from UCSB’s Davidson Library around 12:30 p.m. yesterday after a smoke detector went off in the building.
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Several campus organizations will discuss sex from a Christian position today during a public forum in Isla Vista Theater.
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