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Fire Invites Home Fraud

The California Contractors State License Board will be out in force today in an effort to prevent phony contractors from scamming victims of the Jesusita Fire.
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Campus To Cut Classes

Looming budget restraints may force certain UCSB departments to offer fewer courses during the 2009-10 academic school year.
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New University Housing Receives Green Award

According to the U.S. Green Building Council, UCSB's San Clemente Village is now the largest, most sustainable housing facility on any college campus in America.
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Apple Store Draws Crowd Downtown

The Apple Store opened its much-anticipated State Street location this weekend after the Jesusita Fire caused a weeklong delay.
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Jealous Ex Sends Local to Hospital

A 23-year old man was stabbed several times by his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend while anchored at sea Sunday.
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Hate Crime Bill To Include LGBT

California assembly members Pedro Nava and Mike Eng are calling on the United States Senate to expand the current definition of a federal hate crime to include offenses against the LGBT community.
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Ludacris Headlines Music Event

Harder Stadium drew a crowd of thousands Saturday for the 30th annual Extravaganza concert, featuring headliner Ludacris.
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Garden To Reopen in Fire’s Wake

The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden will reopen today after the Jesusita Fire devastated the landscape and destroyed countless rare plants.
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UCSB Relays for Cancer Research

Over a thousand Good Samaritans raised nearly $78,000 for the American Cancer Society this weekend by walking, running and jogging through the night at UCSB's 6th annual Relay For Life.
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State Warns Fire Victims of Fraudulent Contractors

The California Contractors State License Board will be out in force next Tuesday in an effort to prevent phony contractors from scamming those who lost homes in the Jesusita Fire.
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Undergrads Participate in Research Colloquium

Marking the largest turnout in the event's history, 175 undergraduate students showcased their research and creative works yesterday at the annual Undergraduate Research Colloquium in Corwin Pavilion.
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UCSB Professor Receives National Honors

The prestigious National Academy of Education recently selected a UCSB faculty member to join its ranks.
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Man Battles Fire Unassisted

UCSB emeritus professor Richard Martin recently fought the Jesusita Fire single-handedly, riding out the firestorm in a homemade bunker.
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I.V. To Enforce Tagging Policy

Despite a new law requiring timely removal of graffiti, tagging in Isla Vista remains a growing problem.
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Troupe Places in Top 8

Rising fees, a worsening job market and destructive wildfires notwithstanding, UCSB students now have something to laugh at - their very own top-ranked comedy troupe.
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