A.S. Ends Israel Debate
The proposed resolution concerning the crisis in Gaza that drew debate last week ended its controversial run at yesterday's Associated Students Legislative Council meeting.
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The proposed resolution concerning the crisis in Gaza that drew debate last week ended its controversial run at yesterday's Associated Students Legislative Council meeting.
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The word is out in Santa Barbara about the new Pinkberry store that opened this week on State Street and hordes of frozen yogurt fans crowded the sidewalk yesterday looking for a sweet fix.
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Yesterday's Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors meeting followed a familiar format.
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In an attempt to offset the next wave of impending budget cuts, the UC Board of Regents will convene this afternoon to consider curbing undergraduate enrollment and freezing the salaries of top admini...
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Nearly three years ago, an intrepid group of astronomers - including two UCSB researchers - lofted a giant helium balloon into the sky.
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After 10 years of service, Dean of Engineering Matthew Tirrell will be leaving UCSB for a post at UC Berkeley.
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The man who clambered under a Davidson Library cubicle last quarter to grope a male student has been detained on charges of sexual battery.
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A week after he left office, former 3rd District Supervisor Brooks Firestone is still trying to clean up Isla Vista.
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In 2004, Patrick O'Reilly backed a stolen Suburban up to Kerr Hall and loaded $176,687 worth of video production equipment into the vehicle. He escaped completely undetected.
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Could You Help Me Zip Up?
Sat., Jan. 10, 1:02 a.m. - Deputies on a Friday night patrol watched as an inebriated young man stumbled through the front yard of 6662 Del Playa Dr., seemingly searching for...
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Board member Kelsey Fisher said the amount of money sought by the group was not equivalent to the number of students who would be in attendance for the event.
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With nearly 900 Palestinians and Israelis dead since bloodshed resumed in Gaza last month, the Daily Nexus sat down with two individuals deeply concerned with the conflict.
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Later this year, the California Supreme Court will decide the financial future of undocumented students.
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Like hundreds of other newly elected public officials around the country, Doreen Farr enters office with a laundry list of things she would like to accomplish, and a budget deficit that is sure to get...
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