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Campus Club To Seek New Members

Students interested in schmoozing with big business executives and industry experts are invited to join the UCSB Student Entrepreneurs Association.
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UC-China Union Gets Research Donation

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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Surf Films Aim to Save Coast

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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County Report Shows Fiscal Surplus

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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Who’s Who in the County

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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UC Awards Ten Equality Scholars

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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Beloved Alumna Passes

UCSB alumna Lorely Gutierrez died on Sept. 17. She was 22 years old.
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UCSB Begins Renewal Project

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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Board Seeks New Fiscal Answers

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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City Taxes Tourists to Fund Ads

The Santa Barbara City Council completed the final procedures to initiate the Tourism Business Improvement District plan yesterday.
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A.S. Backs Greek Fundraiser Event

The Associated Students Finance Board could dispense almost $500,000 to student organizations throughout the course of this year.
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County Offers New Alternative for Prison Inmates

Last week, county authorities opened two facilities in an effort to acclimate prison inmates on parole into society and reduce the percentages of repeat offences.
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Library Features Restricted Books

Libraries nationwide will highlight America’s rich literary history this week by exhibiting novels that have been banned over the years.
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Nexus Seeks New Staff

Students interested in getting involved on campus, interacting with like-minded peers or making it rain with a sweet monthly paycheck, look no further than the Daily Nexus.
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Liquor Store Upsets Peace

Despite controversy within the community about its establishment, BevMo! celebrated the grand opening of its new State Street location last Friday.
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