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Post Grads Teach High Schoolers

A new UCSB program offers high school students the opportunity to attend a cutting edge science education program on campus.
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Arrests, Injuries Occur in I.V.

With Isla Vista's famed debauchery on full display, the I.V. Foot Patrol was out in force this back-to-school weekend.
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Clinics Offer Flu Shots

With flu season fast approaching, the Santa Barbara County Public Health Dept. is sponsoring seasonal flu clinics throughout the month of October.
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County Aids Low-Income Community

Santa Barbara County's efforts to curb homelessness will receive some much-needed assistance thanks to this year's federal stimulus package.
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Storke Tower Celebrates 40 Years

Yesterday afternoon, the Storke Tower carillon rang out in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the tower's erection.
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Police Increase Patrol to Enforce Ordinances

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol will kick off the school year by crack¬ing down and doubling the number of deputies on patrol this weekend.
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Cuts Spur Rally

Over 350 students, faculty and staff gathered in the Arbor yesterday to protest the UC's handling of its current financial crisis.
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UC Buildings Go Green

Construction on the newest addition to UC Santa Barbara's campus is now complete, just in time for Fall Quarter.
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Officers Seize Drugs, Firearms in Local Investigation

Over 100 officers from federal, state and local agencies dismantled a Santa Barbara-based illegal arms and drug distribution operation last Saturday in an investigation known as Operation Apehanger.
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Del Playa Stabbing Sends Man to Hospital

A 20-year-old man was stabbed on Del Playa Drive Friday night following an altercation between several individuals.
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Teachers Strike for Rights

Today may be the first day of school, but many professors will be cutting class.
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Student Aid Reform Bill Awaits Senate

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill last Friday that would facilitate the restructuring of the federal student loan system and potentially save taxpayers $87 billion over the next 10 years...
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Deficit Clips Newspapers

As California's education funds continue to get slashed, many college newspapers statewide have been forced to shut down production or employ desperate measures to keep printing.
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Local Politicians Debate Reopening Oil Drilling

Forty years after a destructive oil spill, Santa Barbara County shores may open to new offshore drilling sites.
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UC Employees Plot State-wide Walkout

In light of the University of California's recently instituted - and ill-received - system of furlough days and layoffs, many professors are threatening to walk out on the first day of classes next we...
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