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UC Officials Call for Cuts

Confronted with an unprecedented $800 million budget deficit for the 2009-10 school year, University of California officials are considering salary reductions and furloughs to compensate for this over...
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UCSB Hosts Sustainability Conference

The UCSB campus has become even more environmentally friendly than usual as it goes green for the 8th Annual UC, CSU, CCC Sustainability Conference.
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Santa Barbara Celebrates Summer With Festivities

While many students return home for the extended break, those who stay in Santa Barbara will have plenty to keep them busy this summer.
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County Hopes to Find Place for Transient Population

Santa Barbara is aiming to end chronic homelessness by 2017.
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Regents Committee Selects New Student Representative

A University of California Regents special committee has nominated UC Irvine undergraduate Jesse Chang to serve as the student regent for the 2010-11 term.
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UCSD Scientist Wins Award

A UC astrophysicist has been awarded the prestigious $1 million Shaw Prize in Astronomy for his research on the formation of stars, planetary systems and spiral galaxies.
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Investigation of Professor Forges Ahead

By now, sociology and global studies professor William Robinson - who circulated online material to his students that compared Israeli soldiers and Nazis - has become the focus of a smoldering nationa...
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UCSB Hall Waits for New Energy

The Bren School of Environmental Science & Management's solar panels - which were recalled two years ago by the manufacturer - have yet to be replaced, raising questions over the building's green repu...
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Revered UCSB Instructor Dies at 71

UCSB professor and world-famous innovator in the field of human geography Reginald Golledge died at his home on Friday.
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Alum Declares Candidacy

David Pritchett, UCSB alumnus and husband of KCSB News Director Cathy Murillo, will run for the Santa Barbara City Council this November.
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Campus Prepares for Week of Graduation

Graduation caps are prepped and ready to fly as approximately 4,500 UCSB students await their commencement ceremonies. Starting June 7 and concluding June 14, eight official commencement ceremonies wi...
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Best of Police Blotter

Wed., Oct. 15, 3:48 p.m. - Deputies enjoying a sunny Wednesday afternoon were called to duty when they witnessed a young lady struggling to walk near the intersection of Embarcadero del Norte and Pica...
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University Protects Student Programs From Tax

Following a six-month deliberation period, an agreement has been made to regarding the proposal to tax services supported by student lock-in fees.
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Chilla Vista Showcases Local Art

Hula-hooping, tie-dye wearing revelers rocked Isla Vista's fifth annual Chilla Vista festival yesterday.
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New Proposal To Cut Funds for Education

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's newly proposed state budget calls for $1.78 billion in decreased funding for higher education and the elimination of all Cal Grants by 2011.
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