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Sun-Fueled Car Travels Across North America

Carried on the wheels of a futuristic, solar-powered vehicle, a team of motorists stopped in Isla Vista this week near the end of their record-breaking road trip through the Arctic Circle and down the...
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State Neglects UCSB Elevators

One half of UCSB's 87 elevators are operating on expired safety permits and the other half are set to expire in the next few months.
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UCPD Expels Man for Odd Acts in Library

Police ordered Mark Johnson, 41, to leave campus last month after subjecting a series of female victims to an inappropriate document expressing his desire to make love to women.
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TV Journalist Debates Politics on Campus

CBS Senior Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield will critically analyze the media coverage that accompanied the 2008 presidential elections in Corwin Pavilion today.
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A.S. Examines Finances, Health

Associated Students Legislative Council assembled last night for the final time this quarter, discussing topics ranging from finances to student health.
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Gays, Allies Protest Prop 8

UCSB activists and queer rights advocates from across the state are en route to San Francisco today as part of a unified movement to overturn Proposition 8.
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UC Students Act To Retain Affordability

Over 300 University of California students lobbied Assembly members to pass the College Affordability Act at the state capital this weekend.
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Award Recognizes Sociology Professor

UCSB professor Denise Segura was named the 'Outstanding Latina Faculty' member of 2009.
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UC Briefs

Police are intensifying their search for a man who has sexually assaulted 19 women near the Berkeley campus.
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Blotter

Fri., Feb. 27, 7:09 p.m. - Officers gearing up for a Friday night patrol were dispatched to 6663 Sueño Road on reports of fighting. When the deputies arrived, they found a group of 10 individual...
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Yang To Decide On Student Unit Fees

Beginning next year, students may be required to shell out an additional fee for every single unit of their UCSB education.
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City Aims to Curb Begging

Santa Barbara is looking to tackle its transient problem and significantly reduce the number of panhandlers on State Street.
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Seven Short Flicks To Screen on Campus

The 33rd annual Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour continues with a lineup of seven new award-winning films tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Campbell Hall.
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Finance Board Distributes $52,000

The Associated Students Finance Board convened last night for the final time this quarter, doling out over $52,000 between 19 student organizations.
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Fund Cuts To Possibly Affect EAP

The Education Abroad Program may be forced to shutter study centers and eliminate services if proposed budget cuts are finalized.
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