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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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UCSB Officials Face Subpoena

University officials met yesterday to discuss the school's legal options in the face of a subpoena issued by Steve Pappas' legal team.
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UCSB Sees Drop in Fall Applicants

While the University of California saw applicants for Fall 2009 surge to record-high numbers, UCSB received 1,000 fewer applications this year, a decline that may be a product of the ailing California...
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Court Reinstates Teacher

A Santa Barbara courtroom ruled in favor of reinstating a local high school teacher accused of making anti-Semitic and sexually charged remarks to students earlier this month.
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A.S. Sends Students to LGBT Conference

Ten members of UCSB’s AS Queer Commission depart for Denver, CO today to partake in a three-day national conference on contemporary lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer issues. The 21st...
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A.S. Funds 12 Groups

In a three-hour meeting, the Associated Students Finance Board dispersed $31,606.46 to 12 organizations and considered instituting a ban on one student group.
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Arsonist Torches I.V. Cars

Twenty-foot flames burst from the charred remains of two cars early Thursday morning after a Christmas tree lodged beneath one of the cars caught fire.
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Sandwich Shop in Financial Pickle

Mr. Pickle's sandwich shop in I.V. will not be reopening anytime soon, as its local owners find themselves sandwiched between hard economic times and an impending legal battle with their corporate fra...
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Fate of 101 Project Remains Uncertain

Turbulent economic times may jeopardize the fate of the Highway 101 construction project at Milpas and Hot Springs Road, a $53 million plan that broke ground over the summer and is expected to take fo...
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Booze Site Grows Popular

Students thirsty for a cheaper way to get sauced have a new tool at their disposal - CampusBooze.com, a Web site designed to locate the closest available discount liquor.
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Activist To Discuss Energy Issues

Award-winning architect, author and environmental activist Ed Mazria will hold a free presentation on campus tomorrow night to discuss his blueprint for rebuilding the nation's economy through energy ...
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Bikers Aid Rwandan Farmers

Nearly 50 people gathered at Goleta Beach this weekend for a group bike ride and fundraiser to benefit Project Rwanda.
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