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Eminent Historian Traces Trends in Conservatism

UCSB history professor Laura Kalman recently published a book that she spent the last 30 years writing and researching.
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Blaze Burns Bear Creek

County fire and air force officials fought a fire throughout the weekend and have reportedly contained 50 percent of the blaze that broke out near Bear Creek on Thursday.
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SB Groups Gear Up to Distribute Food Donations

The Santa Barbara County Food Bank is kicking off its annual holiday food and funds drive today, helping local community members in need during the holiday season.
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Team Designs Anti-Viral Program

UCSB’s Computer Security Group has developed new security software that identifies and stops malware after a computer obtains a virus.
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Buellton Man Found Dead

County detectives began investigating a possible homicide this weekend after deputies discovered a man’s body in a Buellton apartment.
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Club Seeks to Fix Ballot Blunder

The Voter Registration Volunteer Coalition misplaced a box of voter registration cards last week, temporarily rendering 200 registration forms void.
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University Departments Integrate Due to Layoffs

Departments within UCSB’s Humanities and Fine Arts division recently merged to form multi-disciplinary administrative centers.
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Poll Booth Stations Give Voters Options

Students can cast their votes for the upcoming mid-term elections at one of the many on and off-campus polling stations tomorrow.
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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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