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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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Gaucho Offense Rolls, #6 Ranked Bruins Struggle

The UCSB men’s soccer team prevailed Friday night after 75 minutes of scoreless soccer, beating #13 UCLA 2-0 in front of a record crowd of 15,896 at Harder Stadium. With the victory, the Gauchos (3-...
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UCSB Climbs Academic Rankings

UCSB’s numbers continue to reach record-breaking heights on top academic rankings.
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Student Survives Cliff Tumble

Police responded to a call yesterday afternoon after reports came in that a UCSB student had fallen off a cliff on the 6500 block of Del Playa Drive.
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Beach Music Fest Draws Thousands

The West Beach Music and Arts festival went off without a hitch this weekend, featuring popular artists and a variety of activities for thousands of concert-goers.
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Cellular Company Triumphs

Last week cellular company Next G gained approval from the county board of supervisors to install a system of wireless antennas — or “nodes” — in Montecito.
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UC Works to Help Haiti

The University of California Haiti Initiative recently embarked on a 10-day fact-finding trip to Haiti.
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Scholars Study Avian Attraction

Two UCSB scientists have used video recordings to document how auditory and visual displays of communication by male birds can affect the responses of their female counterparts.
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Campus Tests New H2O Condenser

UCSB recently installed a portable sustainable water system (a big title for something that looks like a refrigerator) which appears to produce water out of nothing.
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Parks Take Price Off of Nature

In celebration of National Public Lands Day on Saturday, the Los Padres National Forest has announced this Saturday as a “Fee Free Day,” inviting visitors to enjoy the park’s facilities free of ...
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Slug Finding Makes Waves

UCSB research biologist Jeff Goddard recently discovered a new species of the most savage class of animals in the kingdom — the sea slug!
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Library Features Art Project

Davidson Library recently unveiled a participatory art installation made entirely of Post-it notes.
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