EAP Adds South American Destination
Adventurous UCSB students will now have the opportunity to trace their Gaucho roots back to their South American origins.
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Adventurous UCSB students will now have the opportunity to trace their Gaucho roots back to their South American origins.
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An unidentified suspect was arrested early Sunday morning after burglarizing three local businesses.
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UCSB's KCSB 91.9 FM held its annual pledge drive last week, inviting listeners to become official members of Santa Barbara's only community radio station.
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The University of California will grant honorary degrees to hundreds of students of Japanese ancestry who, during WWII, were seized from their studies at the UC and cast into internment camps. By awar...
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Seven scholars from Canada, Korea, Spain and the Middle East have been awarded Fulbright grants to study and conduct research at UCSB during the 2009-10 school year. The researchers are funded by the ...
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The grand opening of an environmentally-friendly parking lot in Isla Vista brought out local politicians and community members in celebration yesterday.
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Nestled only blocks from the shops and bars of State Street are the remnants of 18th century colonialism and Catholicism.
Spanish missionaries built the Old Mission Santa Barbara in 1786, making it t...
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In light of tomorrow's planned test of the UCSB Alert system, local law enforcement officials are insisting they are prepared for any emergency.
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UC administrators and affiliates will convene in Oakland today to strategize ways to keep the UC system from drowning in the state's fiscal tempest.
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The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History will celebrate the 400th anniversary of Galileo Galilei's scientific discoveries this evening.
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Emotions ran high among members of Associated Student's Legislative Council last night when the majority voted to award College Republicans nearly $3,000 on top of the $10,000 the conservative campus ...
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Author and former Los Angeles County District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi will speak in Santa Barbara tonight, discussing why former president George W. Bush should be prosecuted for murder.
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The Santa Barbara community will host a number of events honoring military veterans this Wednesday, Nov. 11. The series of celebrations begins tomorrow with ceremonies and musical performances, culmin...
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UCSB English professor Shirley Geok-Lin Lim was recently honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions to and study of Asian American literature.
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At last night's meeting, Associated Students Finance Board approved funding to support bringing Karl Rove to campus and to send an A.S. executive officer to Europe.
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