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SB Museum Celebrates Life, Theories of Darwin

The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History kicked off its weeklong celebration of the life and work of Charles Darwin this Sunday.
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A.S. Deals Funds Amid Tax Hike

Associated Students held an impromptu Legislative Council meeting on Sunday to discuss fighting the rising tax increases on services paid by student lock-in fees.
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A Fish Called John


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Pappas, Farr Face Off in Court Today

A Superior Court judge will hear evidence today concerning a handful of pre-trial motions that could largely affect Steve Pappas' chance of unseating 3rd District Supervisor Doreen Farr.
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Fire Scorches I.V. Jewish Center

A fire torched parts of the UCSB Chabad House yesterday, leaving the rabbi's residence with extensive damage.
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Pardall Tunnel Skaters Pay Up

Pardall Tunnel is officially off-limits to skateboarders following a push by campus police and the administration to curtail skateboard related accidents.
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UCSB Offers Fresh Fruits, Vegetables

Students can now pick up a fresh box of organic, local produce without ever leaving campus.
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UC To Admit More Transfer Students

At last week's UC Board of Regents meeting, leaders from the three branches of California public higher education declared their intent to boost the number of community college students who transfer t...
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Regents Agree to Ease Access to UC

The full University of California Board of Regents implemented two initiatives yesterday designed to ensure equal access to an affordable UC education.
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Institute Bestows Funds to UCSB Stem Cell Center

UCSB's Center for Stem Cell Biology and Engineering received $1.2 million from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine to train graduate and post-doctoral students in stem cell biology and ...
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Google Earth Adds UCSB’s Marine Maps

Modern-day Magellans can now explore the world's oceans from the comfort of their desktops thanks to contributions from UCSB researchers to the newest version of Google Earth.
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Web Site Caters to I.V., SB

Last year two Santa Barbara City College graduates created SBmenus.com, a free Web site devoted to connecting users to the best local spots for dining and drinking.
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Regents To Make Applying Easier

The UC Regents' Committee on Educational Policy passed two action items yesterday in an attempt to guarantee students access to an affordable UC education.
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Students Gut DP Building

When residents of 6560 Del Playa Drive learned their building was going to be torn down, they took matters into their own hands and demolished it themselves, leaving little more than a pile of rebar a...
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Greka Neglects Duty; State Plugs Old Wells

The California Department of Conservation has completed a nine-year effort to remediate and permanently seal 80 oil wells left abandoned by Greka Energy Co., State Assemblymember Pedro Nava announced ...
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