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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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Santa Barbarans Take to Roller Derby Rink

When the Brawlin’ Betties lace up their skates and take to the rink, it’s all about business — the business of winning.
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Scott Boras Gives Intimate Chat at UCSB

Yet, at yesterday morning’s personal interview held at the MultiCultural Center, baseball super-agent Scott Boras proved to be more than just the shrewd negotiator that the media has made him out to...
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UCSB Musicians To Hit Egypt’s Concert Circuit

The Middle East Ensemble at UCSB will embark on a journey to Egypt this July to perform a series of concerts across the country.
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MTV Spotlights Local Dance Program

A local nonprofit after-school dance program recently gained the national spotlight after being honored by the MTV show America’s Best Dance Crew.
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A.S. President Blocks Approval of New Board

Associated Students President Charlie Arreola vetoed a bill instating the Human Rights Council as an A.S. entity due to concerns with its structure and finances.
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Car Loan Service Comes to I.V.

Zipcar, a car sharing program that allows people to rent cars by the hour or by the day, was introduced in Isla Vista last Friday, providing a new option for Gauchos without wheels.
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Calif. Senate Contender Stops in SB

Republican senatorial candidate Tom Campbell stopped in Santa Barbara on Friday to discuss politics at the University Club downtown.
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Grads Move To Sustain Storke Tower

The graduating class of 2010 hopes to leave its mark on campus by donating money to the restoration of UCSB’s iconic Storke Tower.
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Green Fund Picks New Environmental Projects

UCSB’s The Green Initiative Fund has selected over a dozen environmentally-minded programs to receive grants for sustainability improvement projects beginning on campus anytime from now to Fall 2010...
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UCSB Professor Receives Guggenheim Fellowship

UCSB associate professor of mechanical engineering and materials Hyongsok “Tom” Soh received the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship recently for his outstanding achievement in engineering resear...
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