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UCSB Project Raises Debate

As UCSB attempts to rebuild and re-imagine itself, a number of roadblocks still loom. This article, the third and final in a series, looks at the problems in redesigning an oceanfront university.
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Beloved Alumnus Passes Away

UCSB alumnus Jake Thorn died on Oct. 30 from complications surrounding a bone marrow transplant. The 23-year-old had been diagnosed with T-Cell lymphoma six months earlier.
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English Advisor Dies in Car Crash

Susan Gosling, an Advising Specialist in the English Dept., died on Thanksgiving Day. She was 54.
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Out With the Old, In With the Views

With a tremendous amount of construction scheduled for the near future, in two decades we may not recognize our humble university. This story, the second in a series, looks into renovations planned fo...
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DNA Links Suspect to Crimes

Ten months after she was first abducted, a suspect has been arrested in connection to the kidnapping and murder of Santa Barbara City College student Brianna Denison.
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Police Jail Man for Exposing Genitals

A 29-year-old Santa Barbara resident was arrested for indecent exposure after revealing himself to two female Santa Barbara City College students.
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Strickland Takes 19th District

Hannah-Beth Jackson conceded the race for the 19th District State Senate seat to Republican Tony Strickland Wednesday after three weeks of counting ballots left the two opponents less than a thousand ...
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Flood Fears Lead To Local Evacuations

In response to increasing rain levels and the high potential for flooding and mudslides, the County and City of Santa Barbara have issued mandatory evacuation orders for residents living in the Tea Fi...
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New Probes Stop Tumor Blood Flow

A UCSB researcher recently received a $3.8 million grant from the Dept. of Defense to continue his work developing probes that can target cancer cells.
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Police Blotter

Approximately 10 males at the corner of Embarcadero Del Norte and Segovia Road who were surrounding a young woman with her back against a fence sparked the interest of patrolling officers.
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Regents Examine Fee Hike

Even the Regents admit it: Student fees will probably go up next year.
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A Week and a Half Later, Only Ashes Remain

Over the past week, hundreds of Santa Barbara locals have returned to their neighborhoods to find only charred remnants.
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A Week and a Half Later, Only Ashes Remain

For Professor Richard Applebaum, sifting through the remains of what once was his home and planning for an uncertain future has become a full time job.
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A.S. Funds Eight Groups

In the last meeting of Fall Quarter, the Associated Students Finance Board allocated $24,150.72 to eight student groups.
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Local Dies of Causes Unknown

UCSB student and Santa Barbara native Walker Jameson Price died on Oct. 30. He was 19.
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