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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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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Looming budget restraints may force certain UCSB departments to offer fewer courses during the 2009-10 academic school year.
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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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The Apple Store opened its much-anticipated State Street location this weekend after the Jesusita Fire caused a weeklong delay.
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A 23-year old man was stabbed several times by his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend while anchored at sea Sunday.
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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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Harder Stadium drew a crowd of thousands Saturday for the 30th annual Extravaganza concert, featuring headliner Ludacris.
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The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden will reopen today after the Jesusita Fire devastated the landscape and destroyed countless rare plants.
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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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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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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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The prestigious National Academy of Education recently selected a UCSB faculty member to join its ranks.
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UCSB emeritus professor Richard Martin recently fought the Jesusita Fire single-handedly, riding out the firestorm in a homemade bunker.
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Despite a new law requiring timely removal of graffiti, tagging in Isla Vista remains a growing problem.
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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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