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Enigmatologist To Perform for UCSB Audience

World-accredited puzzle master Will Shortz will present an interactive lecture at UCSB on Saturday as part of the Arts & Lectures series.
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Santa Barbara Museum to Display Roman Artifacts

The Museum of the Ancient Roman Soldier opens for its first major exhibition this weekend at the Karpeles Library Manuscript Museum in downtown Santa Barbara.
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Regents Approve Increase in UC Fees

The University of California Board of Regents voted 15-5 to raise student tuition by eight percent during yesterday’s final day of meetings.
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Crisis Simulation Tests Emergency Strategies

County officials participated in a statewide disaster drill yesterday to test state medical facilities’ response to the possibility of a terrorist attack.
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Charity Group Asks Area to Contribute

The Santa Barbara County FoodBank is requesting turkey donations from the community to address a significant shortage in this year’s holiday drive.
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Scholar Reviews Consumer Trends

UCSB economics professor Peter Kuhn will discuss the minutiae of the nation’s economy this Saturday.
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SB Group To Showcase Activist Art

UCSB will host the 22nd annual Student of Color Conference this weekend.
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Excuse me, Mr. Regent, sir…

Our editorial board is publishing this statement to the Regents in hopes of getting an important message through their thick skulls: California’s youth is barely able to attend the UC at present fee...
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UCSB Student Dies While on Study Program

Andre Ramadan, a second-year political science major, died of unknown causes on Nov. 6 while on the Semester at Sea Program.
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Vote To Decide Fee Hike

The University of California Board of Regents is set to approve an $822 annual fee increase as discussed at their UC San Francisco Mission Bay meeting yesterday.
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Violence Erupts at UC Tuition Protest

There were times at yesterday’s meeting when it was uncertain whether the behavior of police and protesters would result in serious injury or death.
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Prosecutors To Continue Cases Involving Weed

Santa Barbara city officials have resumed court hearings and legal proceedings regarding the sale and use of marijuana after a prosecution hiatus during the midterm general elections.
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Professor To Gain Award

UCSB sociology professor Nikki Jones will receive the New Scholar Award from the American Society of Criminology for her research on aggression in adolescent females.
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Organization Aims to Promote Aid for Haiti

The UC Haiti Initiative will host “Health in Haiti” as part of A.S. Human Rights Board’s Human Rights Week this evening at 6:30.
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A.S. Legislative Council Finishes Last Fall Meeting

The Associated Students Legislative Council shot down a proposal to invest $4,000 in technology stocks and voiced its opposition to any UC-wide fee hikes during their last meeting of the quarter last ...
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