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Weekend Wrap-Up

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol responded to arson, a potential explosive device, burglaries and several alcohol-related incidents this weekend.
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Sigma Nu Returns to Campus After Previous Shutdown

Sigma Nu fraternity is reinstating its UCSB chapter this quarter for the first time since 2008.
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SB Welcomes New Organic Market

The Santa Barbara Architectural Board of Review approved plans early last month to begin construction of a Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market in downtown Santa Barbara.
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Missile Embarks on Ninth Mission to Place Satellites

NASA launched a Taurus XL rocket at the Vandenberg Air Force Base this morning at 2:09 a.m.
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I.V. Locals Remember Tragedy

Campus and community members will gather at Little Acorn Park today at 6 p.m. to honor the lives of four pedestrians who were tragically killed by a mentally unstable driver in Isla Vista ten years ag...
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Health Care Federation in Jeopardy

The House of Representatives voted in favor of a bill last week that will reduce federal funding for Planned Parenthoods throughout the nation.
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Chicano Educator Presents Book

Chican@ studies professor Mario Garcia and Chican@ rights activist Sal Castro will host a panel discussion and book signing today at 3 p.m.
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Westmont Policies Face Criticism

A group of gay and lesbian Westmont College alumni submitted a letter to the school’s newspaper earlier this month expressing the isolation they felt during their time at the Christian college.
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Disarming, Dishonest Rhetoric Produces Reliable Political Victory

Eight Ways To Win Any Argument
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Psychedelic Drugs Liberate the Mind, Destroy Preconceptions of the Divine

Some people just can’t take a joke. Luckily, there is a cure for this. The cure goes by many names, but all fall within the category of psychedelics. If a hundred idiots all agree that a falsehood i...
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Floatopia, Extravaganza Talks Begin

The Office of Student Life met last Friday to discuss the university’s involvement in upcoming campus and community-wide events.
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Week Brings Eating Disorders Into Limelight

The Healthy Eating and Living interns will continue their ongoing battle against negative body image with the 24th annual National Eating Disorders Awareness Week.
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Legislation Jeopardizes UC Funding

A Republican spending bill passed by the House of Representatives on Saturday would reduce federal funding to the UC system.
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Fair Educates Students on Ethical Consumerism

UCSB’s Associated Students Human Rights Board will host its first Fair Trade Fair today at 11 a.m. on the Student Resource Building’s lawn.
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Creative ‘Couples’ Cut Corners

“This is a marriage of convenience, not a wedding,” student matchmaking website whypaytuition. com advertises.
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