Competition Encourages Video Games Promoting Health
Instead of putting on sofa weight and developing carpal tunnel in their thumbs, gamers can now apply their digital leisure time towards maintaining a healthier lifestyle.
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Instead of putting on sofa weight and developing carpal tunnel in their thumbs, gamers can now apply their digital leisure time towards maintaining a healthier lifestyle.
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The Isla Vista Foot Patrol responded to burglaries, vandalism and several alcohol-related fights this weekend.
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UCSB recently received three awards from a statewide college energy efficiency competition honoring the success of the university’s sustainability projects.
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LGBTQ community members and allies celebrated California’s first annual Harvey Milk Day with a neighborhood picnic at Alameda Park on Saturday.
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Members of the Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce debated funding of 10-Year Plan to end chronic homelessness.
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The Taste of the Nation culinary benefit will be held at the Montecito Country Club this Sunday, with all proceeds going to charities focused on ending childhood hunger.
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Three UCSB graduate students recently received U.S. State Dept. Critical Language Scholarships and will study Arabic in intensive programs in North Africa this summer.
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Researchers at UCSB have found that the the Jesusita Fire from more than a year ago and its counterparts also took a toll on the mental health of local residents.
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Children all over Santa Barbara County snapped on helmets and rode their bicycles to school Tuesday in celebration of Bike to School Day.
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This week, the UC Office of the President presented its second Annual Accountability Report to the UC Board of Regents.
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Associated Students Legislative Council overturned a previous A.S. Finance Board decision and instead allocated $7,425 to the Interfraternity Council.
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Condoms, candy and containers of lubricant littered the Student Resource Building lawn yesterday at the UCSB Sex Affair event.
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UCSB student Andee Banrasavong died on May 5 in her home in Goleta. She was 22 years old.
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The Santa Barbara City Council approved revisions to its existing medical marijuana ordinance, capping the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
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In recognition of UCSB’s third annual Haiti Flag Week the Center for Black Studies Research will be hosting a series of panel discussions, speakers and benefits through Friday.
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