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Halloween and AS

The Daily Nexus talks with Cori Lantz, AS EVPLA, about Associated Students' plans for this Halloween Weekend.
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Filmmaker To Showcase I.V.

Hollywood movie writer and first-time director Peter Iliff has film crews working on a new film examining Isla Vista’s party culture.
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Fundraiser To Feature Sports, Singing

The Vijay Amritraj Foundation will host a charity tennis match this weekend, featuring various celebrities and a performance by the Beach Boys.
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UCSB Adjusts Permit Policy

Temporary Halloween parking permits for over 700 hundred UCSB students were rendered invalid yesterday in a last minute decision from campus authorities.
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Historian To Address Acts of War

UCSB history professor Tsuyoshi Hasegawa will deliver the 55th annual Faculty Research Lecture today at 3:30 p.m. in the McCune Conference Room, 6020 Humanities and Social Sciences Building.
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Local Board Anticipates Population

The Santa Barbara City Council was unable to reach a consensus on the city’s general plan during their meetings this week, postponing a final decision on the direction of the city’s future growth.
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Center Scrutinizes Future of University

UCSB faculty members held a forum yesterday to discuss the increasingly tenuous position of higher education.
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Barbara Boxer Deserves Senate Seat Over Fiorina

Young people are undecided and uninformed about the election next week, according to recent polls.
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Cops Plot to Stop Thefts

Attempting to reduce the most frequently committed campus crime, the UC Police Dept. is cracking down on bike theft with a high-tech strategy that involves decoy bicycles equipped with hidden GPS trac...
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Groups Offer Tips for Holiday Safety

Some students appeared to be unconscious on campus yesterday, slumped on couches at bike roundabouts with plastic red cups in hand.
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Checkpoints Aim to Reduce Drunk Driving

County law enforcement is increasing patrol units in Goleta this weekend to address the expected increase of intoxicated drivers on the roads this Halloween.
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SBBCA Receives Accreditation

The Santa Barbara Breast Care Alliance held a press conference yesterday at Cottage Hospital to celebrate its formal birth, having racked up a prestigious national certification.
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A.S. Incorporates Coalition After Extensive Debate

The Human Rights Board was finally established as an official Associated Students entity in a legislative council meeting last night, overcoming its defeat in deliberations last year.
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Professor Burns Big Oil Behavior

William Freudenburg, Dehlsen professor of environmental studies at UCSB, just published a new book criticizing the BP oil spill and subsequent interpretation of national energy and oil policies.
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The Biggest College Party in California

Four days and over $500,000 later, volunteer clean-up crews will sweep the streets of debris left by up to 30,000 costumed revelers.
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