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UC Campuses Cope With Cuts

As the reality of the $813 million system-wide budget deficit sets in, every University of California campus is facing the difficult question of just how to spread the financial pain.
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Telescope To Revolutionize Astronomy

The University of California is currently spearheading a collaborative project to build the world's most advanced telescope
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Researchers Locate Nano Diamonds on Local Island

Just off the coast of Santa Barbara, scientists discovered further evidence that a deadly comet may have bombarded North America 12,900 years ago.
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Budget Slows SB Construction

Steadily working through the summer, UCSB's Campus Design and Facilities Dept. has overseen the near completion of all its ongoing construction projects, but will postpone all new major projects pendi...
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Former UCSB Faculty Member Dies After Long Illness

Alan Archer Stephens, an acclaimed poet and founding faculty member of the College of Creative Studies at UCSB, died late last month at the age of 83.
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County Uses Stimulus Money for Infrastructure

Santa Barbara County began $2.6 million in infrastructure upgrades last week with funding from federal economic stimulus money.
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Regents Approve Furloughs at Meeting

The UC Board of Regents approved a fiscal emergency plan calling for furloughs at their recent meeting.
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UCSB Drops Case Against Professor

After months of controversy, UCSB has terminated the investigation against global studies and sociology professor William Robinson.
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Campus Installs Skateboard Lane

This summer, UCSB marked off a pilot skateboard lane in the main campus corridor to judge the possibility of keeping the skate-friendly portion of the student body from thrashing the pedestrian and bi...
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Yudof Considers Pay Cuts, Furloughs

With the UC system facing a budget gap of $813 million, UCSB's financial future is up in the air.
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Regents Discuss Budget Deficit

The first of three public comment sessions for the UC Board of Regents business conference in San Francisco yesterday was overwhelmingly comprised of representatives from UC Merced, who professed dire...
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I.V. Residents Meet Irish Visitors With Mixed Feelings

In what has become an increasingly common occurrence, the streets of Isla Vista are once again flooded with Irish visitors for the summer.
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SB Tourism Deals With Recession

Despite projections that tourism would hold strong for Santa Barbara this summer, many businesses are feeling the effects of the recession.
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Record Admissions Flood UCSB Campus

Despite the university's attempts to lower admission rates, a record number of freshmen will make their way to UCSB this fall.
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