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SB County Authorities Recover Stolen Weapons

Santa Barbara Sheriff’s deputies arrested four people and reclaimed seven guns on Tuesday following investigation into the burglary of 20 firearms from a Goleta residence last week.
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Scholar Addresses Financial Issues

Cornell University economics professor Robert Frank will offer a libertarian perspective on national financial issues today during a campus talk.
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Sleigh Bells Jingle All the Way to SOhO

Sleigh Bells slid down SOhO’s chimney last Monday, Oct. 18 and delivered a 30 minute, 29 second sonic dance assault to the packed house.
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Political Events Spur Debate of Fund Allocation

The Associated Students Legislative Council discussed the context of a recent A.S. Finance Board allocation during last night’s three-hour meeting.
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Sound Authority To Show Tonight

Acclaimed New Yorker music critic Alex Ross will present a portion of his latest book tonight at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall.
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Teacher To Play Concert

UCSB Indian music group Raagmala will hold a concert to honor music professor Pandit Hom Nath Upadhyaya’s dedication and years of free instruction to students and community members.
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Dormitory Shopping Service Sweetens Resident Life

A new online grocery and care package delivery service is seeking to ease students’ transition to dorm life.
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SB Tops Registration Mark

UCSB’s voter registration drive has surpassed its goal by nearly 1,000 students, registering 7,895 student voters for the upcoming election.
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Campus Activists Advocate Against Candidate’s Ideas

UCSB’s Pro-Choice Students for Boxer will rally on behalf of Senator Barbara Boxer this week at the Arbor.
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UC Schools Anticipate Increasing Amount of Transfer Applicants

As the Fall 2011 UC application deadline approaches, campuses across the University are bracing for another year of increased attention from community college students looking to transfer.
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Sister Cities Observe 45th Anniversary

In honor of the 45th anniversary of its sister-city program with Toba, Japan, Santa Barbara is hosting delegates from the Japanese town to strengthen community bonds through cultural exchange.
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Police Find Suspected Murderers

George Ied was pronounced dead at 3:30 a.m. on Saturday at Cottage Hospital Intensive Care Unit four days after being attacked by gang members only one block from his home.
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Brita to Sponsor Green Contest

The FilterForGood Eco-Challenge will award $1,000 to 50 students who submit groundbreaking green project ideas.
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Donation To Benefit Students

Santa Barbara City College is the recent recipient of a $3 million Title V grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
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UCSB Acclaims Latino Novelist, Philanthropist

Poet and author Jimmy Santiago Baca recently received the Luis Leal Literature Award... He will be celebrated for his award on Oct. 28 at 4 p.m. in Corwin Pavilion.
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