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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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Weekend Wrap-Up

Criminals flocked to the 6500 blocks of Del Playa Drive and Trigo Road this weekend, committing thefts and starting fights.
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Beirut Teams Battle for Bucks

The best of Isla Vista's pong players are heating up as the winter season of the I.V. Beer Pong League gets underway.
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Roberts Wins Legal Suit Against McCaw

Jerry Roberts, former editor at the Santa Barbara News-Press, will receive nearly $750,000 in compensation following a legal battle with the paper's owner.
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Speaker’s Creations Fold Physics Into Works of Art

World-renowned artist Robert Lang will present a free lecture next week on origami and its practical applications in mathematics, science and technology.
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A.S. Contests Charges

UCSB Associated Students held a press conference yesterday addressing allegations of property damages incurred during a weekend retreat at a private villa rented with student fees. The meeting marked ...
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Vandals Wreck Display

A student group's demonstration for Palestinian solidarity was defaced last week, fueling tensions over Gaza Awareness Week.
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Locals Tidy Isla Vista

Over 90,000 pounds of trash have been removed from the streets of Isla Vista by Adopt-A-Block volunteers in the past years.
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Weak State Finances Halt Renovations on Campus

In his proposed 2010-11 budget, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did not include funding for any University of California capital construction projects, which would halt nearly all state-funded UC construct...
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SB Struggles for Clear Headcount

Local officials are scrambling to prepare Santa Barbara County for the 23rd U.S. Census, which will commence on April 1.
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Amidst Allegations, A.S. Closes Meeting

The Associated Students Legislative Council held a closed meeting for the second week in a row last night, following claims of major property damage to a villa during a student government retreat.
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New Bill May Cap Fees

A California state legislator proposed a constitutional amendment Monday to impose a cap on any tuition increases at public universities.
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Stroll To Test Out Security

UCSB will host its first annual Lighting & Safety walk this evening in an effort to gauge campus safety after nightfall.
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