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Gauchos Get Swindled


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FDA Approves UCI Scientist Stem Cell Therapy

Irvine - On Jan. 23, the first treatment derived from embryonic stem cells was approved for human clinical trials. The treatment, discovered by a group of researchers at UC Irvine, may be able to heal...
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UCSB Researchers Delve Into Retinal Disorder

Thanks to a $240,000, three-year research grant, UCSB scientists will now have the opportunity to examine a degenerative retinal disease - central serous chorioretinopathy.
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Pricey Paving Project Presses On

Despite the current economic crunch, the $53 million construction project along Highway 101 between Milpas and Hot Springs Roads will continue as scheduled -- at least for now.
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Protesters Rally for Services

Over 70 protesters rallied across campus yesterday to urge the university to spare student resource programs from the budget cut chopping block.
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Officials Capture UCen Perpetrator

Police arrested the man behind the University Center knifing yesterday. UCSB Police Dept. Sgt. Matt Bowman said his office received word that Umberto Castellanos-Alvarez, a former UCen employee, was ...
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Pappas Asks for Evidence

The UCSB student body was notified yesterday via e-mail that defeated 3rd District Supervisor candidate Steve Pappas has subpoenaed the university for the "names, resident addresses, dates of birth an...
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Educator Talks Economics

With the recession wreaking havoc on the national housing and credit markets, professor Morris A. Davis traveled to UCSB yesterday to breakdown the key components of the economic meltdown.
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A.S. Weighs Options Left by Court Order

Council members discussed at length possible approaches Associated Students can take in response to a subpoena issued by Steve Pappas' legal team during last night's A.S. Legislative Council meeting.
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40 Years Later

Forty years after workers on Union Oil's Platform A caused a crack to open in the floor of the Santa Barbara Channel - a rift that released an estimated 3 million gallons of crude oil into the Pacific...
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Officials Pause Ocean Road Proposal

Plans to demolish Ocean Road this year have been postponed amid mounting public pressure to halt the housing project's rapid progression.
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UC Workers Protest for Better Wages

A swarm of over 70 protesters marched to a campus administrator's doorstep yesterday, demanding wage increases for UC service workers system-wide
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UC Briefs

UCLA Students Celebrate Peace Pole Planning On Jan. 23, about 100 spectators witnessed the dedication of a peace pole in UCLA's Meyerhoff Park. Engraved with the words "May peace prevail on Ea...
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Stab Scare at UCen

UCSB police responded to a report of knifing at the UCen yesterday and subsequently alerted students through the Campus Alert system.
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Guide Provides Local Food Info

A new guide to locally grown food promises to offer shoppers a healthy and environmentally friendly alternative to mainstream produce.
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