Pupils Await H1N1 Shots
Despite a campuswide e-mail announcing the contrary, UCSB currently remains without any swine flu vaccines.
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Despite a campuswide e-mail announcing the contrary, UCSB currently remains without any swine flu vaccines.
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UCSB's G.I.V.E. Project will hold a rummage sale at Embarcadero Hall this Sunday, selling used clothes, blankets and furniture.
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University of California President Mark Yudof's face was a muddy, distorted mess by the end of yesterday's Regents meeting after hundreds of protesters trampled over him in front of UCLA's Covel Commo...
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The Associated Students Environmental Affairs Board selected the 12 individuals that will travel to Copenhagen, Denmark next month for the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
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UCSB may soon have a fast and (not so) furious program to help disabled students get to class.
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The longest Associated Students Legislative Council meeting of the quarter featured discussion on issues ranging from finances to football.
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The UC Board of Regents finance committee approved a proposal that will push student fees to over $10,000 next year.
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A record $720 million worth of marijuana was seized over the last year, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Dept. The Santa Barbara Narcotics Bureau discovered 22 illegal grow sites thro...
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A 32 percent fee increase is on the table at today's UC Board of Regents meeting.
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Over 20 local organizations hosted the fifth annual "Project Healthy Neighbors" fair this week, providing a wide variety of services for Santa Barbara's homeless community.
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UCSB has yet to receive any H1N1 vaccines, despite a shipment of over 50,000 that arrived in the county last week.
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Nearly 150 protestors gathered outside the offices of UCSB's top administrators yesterday to pressure Chancellor Henry T. Yang to oppose the UC Regents' proposed 32 percent fee hike.
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The Santa Barbara Tea Fire Response Fund distributed the last of its money to fire victims yesterday, almost a year to the day after the inferno scorched over 200 homes.
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The Associated Students Finance Board doled out $823 to two student groups during an unexpectedly short meeting last night.
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Standing in a room filled with every sort of strange apparatus, tumbling coach Mircea Badulescu lists a few of his accomplishments.
"I judged two Olympics, 14 World Championships, five European Champ...
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