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Queer Fair Takes Over Pardall Road

The Queer Student Union wrapped up its annual Pride Week with a festival spanning Pardall Road on Saturday.
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David Sedaris To Speak at Arlington Theatre Tonight

Humorist and best-selling author David Sedaris will lecture tonight at 8 p.m. in the Arlington Theatre.
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Room Made in Budget for Sacramento Center

The University of California’s satellite program in Sacramento, which was closed last fall due to budget issues, will be reopening some of its programs starting this summer. The UC Center Sacramento...
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Local Facility Offers Lessons, Practice Space

A new music studio recently opened in Goleta to provide a place for bands, solo musicians and music students to unleash their creativity.
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National Academy of Sciences Recruits Santa Barbara Scholars

Two UCSB faculty members were recently honored as inductees of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Queer Students To Marry in Storke Plaza

Today’s forecast calls for sunshine, rainbows and the 20th annual Queer Wedding ceremony in Storke Plaza.
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Annual Fair Returns to Santa Barbara

The 21st annual Santa Barbara Fair & Expo will offer locals a wide range of carnival rides, food and live performances this weekend at the Earl Warren Showgrounds.
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Police Release Murder Suspect

Authorities dropped charges against the main suspect in the murder of a local man and former UCSB student at Hendry’s beach, arresting another man in his place.
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Circus Overruns I.V. On Sundays

There’s no need to need to wait for Barnum and Bailey — the circus comes to Isla Vista every week in the form of UCSB’s own Berzercus.
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Actors Perform Macbeth Play in Ansiq’ Oyo’ Park

A joke will meet its tragic fate tonight as UCSB thespians perform a comedic version of Shakespeare’s classic Macbeth.
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Coffee Makers Brew Up Art

A latte creativity will be on display this month as local baristas compete for the title of Santa Barbara’s best drink designer.
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Police Event To Prepare Gauchos for Threats

Today’s first ever Gaucho Gathering event aims to provide information to the campus community about what to do in the event of a shooting at UCSB.
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A.S. Allows Presidential Veto to Stand

At last night’s Legislative Council meeting, members upheld the Associated Students President’s veto of a bill to instate the UCSB Human Rights Council as an A.S. entity.
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Police Blotter

Did he think it was open?
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Schwarzenegger Promises College Funding

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger promised to veto any state budget unless it includes the return of $848 million to public higher education.
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