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Circus Stuns at Local Park

Just when you thought you'd seen it all during your years in Isla Vista, the I.V. Circus comes to town.
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Athlete, Artist To Run for SB Office

A local Santa Barbara businessman with an accomplished and unusual background has said he plans to throw his hat into the race for mayor of Santa Barbara, bringing the number of candidates to four.
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ROTC Tests Students

Students clambered under wires and vaulted over obstacles as they competed for bragging rights and charity at the Second Annual ROTC Gauntlet this weekend.
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SB To Host 4th Annual Film Event

The 4th Annual UCSB Human Rights Film Festival will begin tonight at 7 p.m. in Campbell Hall, showcasing contemporary films that highlight global injustices to humanity.
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Santa Barbara Swine Flu Scare Passes

Santa Barbara County's sole probable case of swine flu has now been deemed just a regular strain of influenza.
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California Highway Patrol: Kicking Ass and Taking Names

This Memorial Day weekend, the California Highway Patrol plans to fully enforce traffic laws in order to prevent reckless behavior on the road.
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New UC Web Program To Assist K-12 Students

Due to a statewide program instituted by the University of California, K-12 students will soon gain free access to UC-approved online college prep courses and lessons.
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Officials Investigate Questionable E-mail

The controversy surrounding a professor's e-mail comparing Israeli soldiers to Nazis will be the focus of a panel tonight at Embarcadero Hall.
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Failed Props Yield UC Cuts

With the rejection of Propositions 1A through 1E in Tuesday's statewide special election, the University of California must deal with another spike in its ever-growing budget gap, officials say.
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Event Offers Sex Info, Activities, Free Condoms

Dildos, vibrators, whips and handcuffs adorned the Student Resource Building lawn yesterday for the annual UCSB Sex Affair, which cautions students against unhealthy sexual practices.
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Groups Protest Headline

Several university-affiliated organizations have taken offense at a headline published in the Daily Nexus in early April, alleging that it was hate speech concerning American Indians.
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A.S. Holds Last Session

Last night marked the final meeting of the 2008-09 Associated Students Legislative Council.
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Firm Plans Petrol Pipeline

Local oil company Venoco, Inc. recently proposed the construction of an eight-mile underground pipeline, potentially eliminating the use of barges for oil transportation.
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Green ‘Hero’ To Lecture

William McDonough - an architect who has received international fame as a leader in environmentally and economically sustainable design - will give a free on-campus lecture this evening about intellig...
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Housing Project Evokes Protest

The Goleta City Council recently unanimously approved the development of Haskell's Landing, an apartment complex near Devereux Creek.
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