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Plan May Renew Coastal Drilling

A proposal that would allow the expansion of offshore oil development into state waters -- something that has not happened since the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill -- is once again being debated after b...
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Campus Events To Educate on Black Culture

UCSB has kicked off Black History Month with an array of cultural and historical events, with more on the way.
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Kids To Help Restore Isle Habitats

Elementary school children will soon contribute to habitat restoration efforts on Anacapa Island thanks to a grant to promote sustainability and education.
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A.S. Considers Rove Opposers

The Associated Students Legislative Council discussed several matters of business at last night's meeting and entertained a heated debate over Karl Rove's scheduled appearance at UCSB this month.
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Jumbo Squid Fill Residents’ Fishing Boats

An influx of giant squid off the shore of Santa Barbara has sparked the interest of seasoned fishermen and locals alike.
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SB Converts Grease to Energy

Fat and grease will soon turn into a source of electrical power for Santa Barbara thanks to a new waste management plan.
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New Group Embraces Diversity

A new student organization at UCSB hopes to create a safe space and open forum for multicultural, mixed-race and mixed-ethnicity students.
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Group Strives to Maintain Active Status

CALPIRG members are collecting student pledges this week as they scramble to keep UCSB's chapter alive.
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Events Speak Out Against Violence

During the weeklong campaign for "Speak Up Against Hate," organizers hope to educate students about hate crime and incidents at UCSB.
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SB Officials Help Vagrants

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted last week to allocate $40,000 to make improvements to warming shelters for the homeless.
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Laptop Loan Service Begins

The Instructional Computing Dept. is conducting a trial program this quarter that allows students in need to borrow laptop computers for several hours at a time, free of charge.
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A.S. Allocates Funding to 15 Groups

The Associated Students Finance Board dispersed $41,286 to 15 student organizations at last night's over nearly seven-hour meeting.
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Tree Debris Obstructs Bike Path

Yesterday afternoon, a giant tree trunk fell down near the tunnel by UCSB Student Health.
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Property Owner Disputes Official A.S. Statement

On Thursday, Associated Students officials publicly challenged allegations of property damages incurred by its Legislative Council during a weekend retreat at a private villa rented with student fees.
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