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Writer To Talk About Issues in U.S. Workplace

New York Times labor and workplace reporter Steven Greenhouse will appear at UCSB tonight to introduce his newest book, "The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for The American Worker."
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Council Barely Achieves Quorum

Many Associated Students Legislative Council members apparently thought better of attending last night's meeting.
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County Looks to Drown Floatopia

In what appears to be a direct response to Floatopia, county officials are currently drafting an emergency ordinance to curb the beachside party.
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Professor Stirs Controversy

On Jan. 19, sociology and global studies professor William Robinson authored an e-mail to 80 of his students comparing Israeli soldiers to the Nazis.
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Long-Awaited Show Packs Thunderdome

Death Cab for Cutie rocked the Thunderdome at last night's free concert, rewarding UCSB for registering the most student voters in 2008.
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Stats Reveal Skate Safety

The university released a host of statistics concerning skateboard safety on Mon
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Feds Award New Grant to UCSB

The White House announced Monday that UCSB will receive $19 million from the Stimulus Act to fund a new Energy Frontier Research Center.
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Locals Diverge on Floatopia

As Floatopia's May 9 sequel approaches, locals gathered last night for a town hall meeting to discuss dealing with what many feel is the inevitable.
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SB County Monitors Swine Flu

County officials and university administrators were spurred to action yesterday after the World Health Organization voted to raise the level of influenza pandemic alert to a phase four out of six.
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Congo Activist Tells Tale

Madeleine - a former child soldier from the Democratic Republic of Congo - shared her riveting story on campus yesterday.
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UCSB Receives Grant for Physics

Quantum physicists at UCSB's California NanoSystems Institute have received a $6.1 million grant to pursue diamond-based quantum computing.
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Budget Issues Hinder Full Group Funding

Associated Students Finance Board allocated $21,411.43 to more than a dozen student groups at last night's meeting.
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Dalai Lama Enlightens UCSB

"The 20th century has been the century of violence. The 21st century should be the century of dialogue."
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Open People’s Party Sweeps A.S. Election

The 2009 Associated Students election ended Thursday in a landslide victory for the Open People's Party.
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AXO Wins Third ASVT

The promise of scantily-clad volleyball players drew thousands of eager voyeurs downtown Saturday for the sixth annual All Sorority Volleyball Tournament.
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