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Dinner To Raise Funds for Haiti

In response to the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti, UCSB is hosting a relief benefit at Corwin Pavilion tonight at 7 p.m.
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Goleta Requests Additional Firehouse

Goleta's City Council voted last week to begin the process of building a new fire station.
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Police Blotter

The Pantsless Partier Fri, Jan. 22, 11:24 p.m. — A man staggering down the 6600 block of Del Playa Drive caught the attention of patrolling officers. With chunks of vomit clinging to his pants, ...
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Society Serves Species

A group of volunteers got their hands dirty this past Saturday doing restoration work at UCSB's Coal Oil Point Reserve.
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UC Enacts Search for Next Student Regent

University of California students have until Feb. 18 to apply for a position on the Board of Regents for 2011-12.
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Group To Promote Dolphin Safety

A new nonprofit called Protect Our Dolphins will collaborate with students to gather data on the dwindling population of coastal bottlenose dolphins.
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A.S. Helps Fund Dead Prez Show

At last night's five hour meeting, the Associated Students doled out $63,437.68 to 21 student organizations.
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Sea Film Features SB Surfer

A local filmmaker's surf documentary featuring a UCSB student is set to premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Feb. 11.
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Weekend Wrap-Up

Criminals burglarized three residences and vandalized 10 cars over the weekend, while partygoers also committed 11 drug and alcohol offenses.
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Prizes Honor Young Researchers

UCSB's physics department garnered national fame last week when two of its junior faculty received prestigious awards in the field.
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A.S. Office Readies for Next All Hallow’s Eve

Though Halloween 2010 seems far away, preparations are already beginning for Isla Vista's annual display of debauchery.
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Tempest Batters SB Coast

Drops of water fell from the sky this week, bringing UCSB to a standstill.
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Judiciary Simplifies Unsettled Weed Law

The California Supreme Court overturned the limit on how much medical marijuana a patient can carry in a unanimous vote yesterday, ruling residents can have as much as personally necessary.
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Novelist’s Latest To Launch in SB

Acclaimed author and Santa Barbara local T.C. Boyle will kick off his book tour downtown on Monday by performing from his newly released collection of stories examining the human experience.
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Groups Gather Names for Fee Hike

With campus elections just a quarter away, UCSB organization members are toting around clipboards in the hopes of garnering enough signatures to have their lock-in fees on the ballot.
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