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Gaucho Alum Authors Beer Travelogue

For UCSB alumnus Brian Yaeger, finding inspiration for his book was simple. "I love road trips and I love beer."
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Students Debate in Hub

The Associated Students presidential candidates squared off in their final forum before next week's election Tuesday.
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Bar Picks Up Mr. Pickles

The local bar Study Hall opened a sister bistro on Pardall Road last week, replacing the space Mr. Pickle's once occupied with a new sandwich shop.
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Dalai Lama Scholars To Speak for Hope, Peace

As UCSB counts down to the Dalai Lama's visit, two scholars will pave the way for his arrival as they unpack the global icon's political and religious philosophies tonight in Campbell Hall.
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SB City Council To Reopen Museum

The Children's Museum of Santa Barbara - once a popular State Street destination - will be returning soon to downtown Santa Barbara, thanks to the efforts of the City Council.
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Fight Night Gets KO’d

After 16 years in the ring, UCSB's annual Fight Night tournament has been terminated.
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Candidates Contend for SB Office

Santa Barbara City Councilwomen Helene Schneider and Iya Falcone will face off as the primary contenders to replace Marty Blum as mayor of Santa Barbara in this November's election.
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College Bowl Prize Draws Closer

Death Cab for Cutie will take the stage at the Thunderdome on Tuesday, April 28 at 8 p.m. for their concert rewarding UCSB's record voter registration in 2008.
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UC Gets Grant for CA Studies

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded University of California Press $722,000 last week to fund further exploration into the developing field of California Studies.
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Unused Assets Surprise A.S.

Associated Students Finance Board distributed $31,044.06 to 11 student groups after unexpectedly recovering $39,696.48 in previously allocated funds.
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Crime Report

Fri., April 10, 12:54 a.m. - Deputies on a routine patrol on Trigo Road came across two males preparing to fight.
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Students, Community Celebrate Planet at Earth Day Festival

Forty years ago an oil spill off the coast of Summerland sparked the modern environmental movement, and local residents kept the spirit alive Saturday during Isla Vista's Earth Day Festival.
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Candidates Test Waters for 35th Seat

Though still a year and half away, the race for the 35th District State Assembly seat is heating up as two former political allies prepare to square off.
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Device To Impact Disease

UCSB researchers have successfully developed a device with the potential to revolutionize treatment of Type I diabetes.
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Trash Inspires UCSB Artists

Trash took center stage this weekend as several environmentally-minded student films premiered in Embarcadero Hall alongside art pieces constructed of recycled party waste.
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