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Groups Sue County Over Naples Development

In an effort to block development on the Naples Coast, local environmental groups have once again taken to the courts.
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Officers Jail Tennis Star

Tennis great Jimmy Connors was arrested outside the Thunderdome Friday as the Gauchos hosted top-ranked University of North Carolina.
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2 Schools 1 Class

When professor Guillermo Bazan holds a lecture in a high-tech facility in UCSB's Engineering Sciences Building, students in a classroom halfway across America are also in attendance.
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Strickland Maintains Lead

Nearly three weeks after the last ballot was cast, the race for the 19th District State Senate seat remains undecided, though Republican Tony Strickland looks poised to eke out a close win.
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First Snow?


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Police Verify Fire Suspects Go to SBCC

Local authorities have confirmed that the nine of the 10 individuals involved in the bonfire that sparked last week's Tea Fire are students at Santa Barbara City College.
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Rec Cen To Host Holiday Fundraiser

All those interested in doing some pre-emptive Thanksgiving-dinner damage control are encouraged to head down to the lagoon tomorrow morning for the 31st Annual Turkey Trot.
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UCSB Tuition May Rise

On the third and final day of the University of California Board of Regents meeting, the full board approved a resolution to curtail freshmen enrollment and increase tuition if the state fails to allo...
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Alumnus Airs His Story on UCTV

Alumnus Scott Norris' story of his battle with cancer hit national airwaves earlier this week after making its debut in a UCSB psychology classroom last spring.
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Dorms Work to Become More Green

Dormitories across campus are a few shades greener these days, as campus officials continue to encourage policies that reduce, reuse and recycle.
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Lebanese Fair Promotes Culture

Yesterday's first-ever Lebanese Awareness Festival featured food, art, music and exhibits detailing the rich cultural history of Lebanon.
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UC Considers Admission Cut

The University of California Board of Regents is threatening to curtail freshmen enrollment next fall if $815 million in requested funding is denied by the state.
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Groups Discuss Racism

Several student organizations concerned with the existence of racial stereotypes in today's popular culture met yesterday to address the negative connotations associated with Middle Eastern society.
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FEMA Allots Federal Support for CA Fires

In response to three devastating wildfires that ravaged Southern California this weekend, a Federal Disaster Declaration was issued yesterday for the affected counties, including Santa Barbara County.
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Dance To Aid Darfur

Local organizations will team up today for a series of events focused on the genocide in Darfur.
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