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The War Isn’t in the Headlines: Part 2

For the men and women who have served in the armed forces, being a veteran doesn’t fade from memory now that the holiday has come and gone.
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Israelis Seek Lasting Peace

In recent months, Israel has attempted to engage in peace talks with the Palestinians. Israel has called for a two-state solution and made offers to reduce barriers in the West Bank — Israel wants p...
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Group Tests Energy Efficacy

UCSB students and local officials announced the initiation of the Energy Service Corps, a new campus organization geared towards energy efficiency, at the Santa Barbara YMCA on Wednesday.
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Eco-Seminar Visits Campus

UCSB will host world-renowned researchers this weekend at the 12th Occasional Workshop on Environmental and Resource Economics.
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Board Addresses Safety Concerns, Imminent Summit

The Associated Students Legislative Council discussed the addition of a skateboard lane in front of Buchanan Hall, the upcoming Students of Color Conference and the Minimum Cumulative Progress mandate...
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The War Isn’t in the Headlines: Part 1

“People complain that veterans get too much attention — that’s not true, we don’t get enough attention,” U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant and UCSB undergrad France Antonio said. “Soldiers...
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Police Find Meth Chemicals

County narcotics detectives are conducting an investigation after discovering a drug disposal site near the Fremont Campground Area in Los Padres National Forest last week.
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SB Puts Out Sale of Cigarettes Near School Structures

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously at a meeting yesterday to ban the sale of tobacco products within 1,000 yards of local schools.
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Grant Honors Memory

A memorial scholarship is being planned to commemorate the life of Lucas Ransom, the third-year chemical engineering student who died in a shark attack last month.
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Higher Costs of UC Payroll Strains Budget

The UC laid off more than 4,000 employees since last year, while continuing to raise select workers’ salaries by approximately $200 million dollars.
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Board To Vote on Tuition Spike

UC President Mark Yudof sent an open letter to California on Monday, proposing to increase student fees for the 2011-12 academic year by eight percent.
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SB Firefighters Smother Flames in Goleta Home

The Santa Barbara County Fire Dept. extinguished a fire at a residence on Hollister Avenue in Goleta yesterday.
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A.S. Funds Student Study Spaces and Wellness Program

The Associated Students Finance Board allotted $15,570 to seven student organizations during last night’s two-and-a-half-hour meeting.
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Weekend Wrap-Up

Isla Vista Foot Patrol deputies responded to two cases of violence, a burglary and a drug-related arrest this weekend.
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Local Concert Fails to Make Enough Profit

The organizers of Santa Barbara’s annual West Beach Music Festival filed for bankruptcy this week, having suffered negative profits after this year’s event.
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