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Group Continues Relief for Haiti

After making significant contributions to Haitian scholarship for years, UCSB’s Center for Black Studies Research was named the new headquarters of the UC Haiti Initiative.
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Former Faculty Member Dies

Professor emeritus Robert Potter died of prostate cancer on July 11 at his home in Santa Barbara. He was 76 years old.
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SB County Proposes Sales Tax Hike to Fund New Jail

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to place a measure on county ballots this November which would raise county sales taxes by a half-cent.
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Local Ballot Lacks Third Candidate

In the race to fill three open seats on the Goleta City Council, only two candidates have announced their intention to run, leaving an unprecedented potential for a vacancy.
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SB Buses Brace for Student Influx

Bus transit authorities are concerned that the number of UC Santa Barbara students riding their routes may soon reach critical mass, should the university enroll any more students.
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Surf Team Claims National Victory

UCSB’s Gold Surf Team nabbed its 12th national title during last month’s annual National Scholastic Surfing Association collegiate championship.
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Construction Crew Revamps I.V. Road

Construction crews have ripped up El Colegio Road on the northern edge of Isla Vista in an effort to reconstruct the roadway between Stadium Road and Camino Corto by next year.
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Summer Movie Spectacular!

Summer, time for cookouts, pool parties and wasting hours away in air conditioned movie houses.
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Correction

On Page 1 of the June 23 edition of the Daily Nexus, it was reported the next summer edition would be published July 7. It should have read July 14.
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Gaucho To Improve UC Inclusion Effort

UCSB’s Jesse Bernal, the 2009-10 student regent, was recently elected as the University of California system-wide University Diversity Coordinator.
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Trust To Buy Area Property

UCSB and the Land Trust for Santa Barbara County plan to purchase a 68-acre tract of coastal university property called the South Parcel as a part of their extensive conservation efforts.
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Scholars Analyze Vocal Cues

UCSB researchers have discovered that the human mind is capable of estimating another person’s physical prowess solely by hearing the sound of that person’s voice.
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SB Plans Beach Redesign

County planners are considering a complete overhaul of Goleta Beach, hoping to counter natural beach erosion and increase recreational facilities at the park by expanding the beachfront over an acre.
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Police To Enforce New Law

County law enforcement will begin enforcing the recently approved Social Host Ordinance — which punishes county residents who knowingly provide underage party-goers with alcohol — starting in the ...
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Friends, Family Attend to Applaud 2010 Grads

UC Santa Barbara’s annual commencement weekend attracted over 40,000 visitors to campus in mid-June for a celebration of the achievements of this year’s graduating class of 2010.
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