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Teams Run Around Clock for Funds to Fight Cancer

Hundreds of UCSB students and community members will take to the track today at 10 a.m. to combat cancer with the sixth annual Relay for Life.
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SB Looks to Play Spoiler

The UCSB softball team travels to Davis this weekend to take on the first-place Aggies in the team’s final series of the season.
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Strawberry Fair To Sweeten Up Ventura County

This Saturday, over 67,000 people are expected to attend Oxnard’s 27th annual Strawberry Festival.
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Iron Man 2 Explodes Into Theaters

“Iron Man 2” brings the metal-crunching action, the critically acclaimed A-listers, the scantily clad women, the eye-defying special effects and the AC/DC-soaked soundtrack.
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Mail Boxes Fill With Ballots Today

Santa Barbara County residents will begin casting vote-by-mail ballots this week for the statewide primary election in June.
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Week of Staff Appreciation Continues Festivities

A week of celebration honoring the work and commitment of UCSB staff members will continue through tomorrow with on-campus events and activities.
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Zombie Apocalypse Debate with UCSB Professors

Zombies have risen from the dead and will invade humanity’s last shelter, the UCen Hub, tonight at 8.
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Safe Drug Disposal Successful

Since February, the I.V. Foot Patrol has participated in a drop-box program that collects roughly 100 pounds of prescription pills for environmental disposal per week.
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Lecturer Speaks on Emerging H2O Crisis

UCSB Regent’s lecturer and best-selling author Maude Barlow discussed the threat of a looming world water shortage to an audience in Corwin Pavilion last night.
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Statewide Protests Address Grant Cuts

Students from across the University of California will rally today to ensure that the 2010-11 state budget expected to be released later this month includes funding for Cal Grants.
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Current Issues Charge Symposium on Power

Energy experts assembled this morning for the second annual Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency to discuss the latest developments in energy efficiency technologies, policies and implementation.
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SB Offers Compost Class

The Santa Barbara County Public Works Resource Recovery and Waste Management Division will present free composting workshops throughout the county this month.
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Author Explores Radical Islam at Campbell Today

Award-winning scholar Ian Buruma will deliver a free lecture on the interplay between radical religion and politics tonight at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall.
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Cliff Fall Kills Local Student

Trevor Brent Correia, a 22-year-old Santa Barbara City College student, died Saturday after falling off a 60-foot cliff on Santa Cruz Island.
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Defaulted Loan May Threaten Beach Housing Development

A proposed housing development at Naples could potentially be scrapped this week when the property is put up for public auction.
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