Institute Endows UCSB Scholar for Star Research
Physics professor Lars Bildsten has been honored with a position as endowed chair in the theoretical astrophysics program.
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Physics professor Lars Bildsten has been honored with a position as endowed chair in the theoretical astrophysics program.
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The city of Carpinteria is hosting its 24th annual Avocado Festival this weekend, offering visitors a wide variety of food and activities in celebration of the nutty, buttery fruit.
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The Mental Health Association of Santa Barbara will host the 17th annual Mental Health Arts Festival this weekend to encourage discourse about mental illness in the community.
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The Associated Student Legislative Council discussed the increasing rates of campus parking permits at their first meeting of the school year, held last night in the State Street Room of the UCen.
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Friday, September 24, 10:38 a.m. — Three cops were conducting uniformed patrol on the 6500 block of Del Playa when a skateboarder whizzed by holding a partially full Jose Cuervo bottle in his hand.
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The National Weather Service announced a “Hazardous Weather Outlook” for the county as temperatures hit triple digits earlier this week, signifying a heightened risk for brush fires in the area.
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Students interested in schmoozing with big business executives and industry experts are invited to join the UCSB Student Entrepreneurs Association.
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UCSB’s transnational research partnership with China has received an additional $1.5 million in funding from the National Science Foundation.
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The Santa Barbara Drive-In will be a surfer’s paradise tonight, showing a double-feature of the classic 35mm surfing films “Big Wednesday” and “Riding Giants.”
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An official disclosure of the county’s financial position last week revealed that there may be a little more change in Santa Barbara’s piggy bank than one would expect during a recession.
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Whether you are a first year student or fifth year veteran, it is essential to recognize the movers and shakers within the county.
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Following incidents of intolerance on various University of California campuses last year, the UC Office of the President is striving to create a more inclusive learning environment.
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As part of an ongoing plan to modernize the campus’ public works infrastructure, construction crews have begun to rip up portions of the walkway stretching between the Lagoon and Campbell Hall.
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The University of California Commission on the Future is continuing to plot new ways to alleviate the university’s financial woes this year by placing some out-of-the box remedies on the table.
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