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New Exec Tackles UC Cash Woes

University of California President Mark Yudof recently appointed Nathan Brostrom, UC Berkeley's vice chancellor of administration, to the post of executive vice president of business operations -- the...
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Police Blotter

Fri., Feb. 12, 10:18 p.m. -- Officers patrolling the 6600 block of Pasado Road were alerted to trouble when someone yelled "Man down!" from their front door.
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A.S. Contests Charges

At last night's Associated Students Legislative Council meeting, members decided to dispute in court a number of the charges levied against them by the property owners of the villa they stayed in duri...
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Students Raise Almost $50K

In response to the devastating earthquake that rocked Port-au-Prince last month, the campus community, with the help of Associated Students, has raised nearly $50,000 for Haitian relief efforts.
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Weekend Wrap-Up

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol responded to instances of drug use, drug sales and domestic violence over the weekend.
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UCSB Employs Fewer Alumni

Although UCSB's campus planning departments traditionally hire many employees who have graduated from the university, the ailing job market is threatening to remove that opportunity for many soon-to-b...
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Rove Opposers Force Greater Security Costs

With Karl Rove's visit just over a week away, tensions between host-group UCSB College Republicans and SB Anti War are mounting.
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Airport Calls for Local Talent

The Santa Barbara Airport is seeking artists to contribute their work to a new terminal structure.
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City Strives to Better Local Infrastructure

The City of Goleta is looking to build new highway overpasses in an effort to create safe and convenient crossing points for cars and pedestrians.
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Event Explores Racist Zombies

A free discussion on the prevalence of prejudice in zombie movies will take place at 6:30 in the Multicultural Center lounge tonight.
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Accident Takes Life of Former UCSB Student

Family, friends and fellow surfers are mourning the death of UCSB alumnus Stephen Schafer, who was killed less than two weeks ago in a fatal shark attack.
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Festival Exhibits Star Art

UCSB Professor George Legrady's digital art was chosen to be displayed for the world to see in the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympic games.
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Dock Jogger Sights Roaming Baby Whale

A juvenile gray whale was spotted at Stearns Wharf on Tuesday, marking the beginning of whale watching season.
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Curtains Rise at SB Film Festival

For coverage on the 2010 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, follow Daily Nexus’ Artsweek over the next few weeks. This week’s features include coverage of: The Modern Master Award ...
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Campus Performance To Benefit Haitians

UCSB's Haiti Relief Concert will feature popular local artists tonight from 9 p.m. to midnight in Storke Plaza to fundraise for the victims of the recent tragedy.
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