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A.S. Funds Cultural Groups

During Monday night's brief one-hour meeting, the Associated Students Finance Board allocated $7,039.90 to six organizations.
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Champions of the (Big) West

After 10 games decided by a single goal, nine total overtime periods and a semifinal game already decided in a shootout after not having one in 23 years, what’s a few extra penalty kicks to deci...
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6 Days After Elections, Races Still in Limbo

With nearly all the votes tallied in Santa Barbara County, 3rd District supervisor candidate Doreen Farr maintains a narrow lead of 593 votes over opponent Steve Pappas, with a few thousand ballots st...
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6 Days After Elections, Races Still in Limbo

The race for the 19th District State Senate seat between Democrat Hannah-Beth Jackson and Republican candidate Tony Strickland remains too close to call.
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Health Screens Help Kids

Isla Vista's next generation of youngsters were screened for vision, hearing, body-mass index and dental health at I.V. Elementary School this Friday as part of the Child Care Health Linkages Program.
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Janitors Get Green Award

UCSB custodians recently received the prestigious Grand Award for their environmentally friendly cleaning practices.
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UCs May See More Cuts of State Funds

The University of California may face further financial woes if the $65.5 million in mid-year state budget cuts proposed yesterday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger are approved.
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Suicide Of Local Man Draws Ire to Bridge

A 56-year-old Santa Barbara man committed suicide yesterday by jumping off the Cold Springs Bridge near San Marcos Pass on Highway 154. His death is the fourth suicide at the bridge this year alone an...
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UCSB Honors Memory of Mary Low Cheadle

A memorial service was held yesterday afternoon for Mary Low Cheadle, the former first lady of UC Santa Barbara, who died this summer at the age of 92.
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New Council Offers Sustainability Advice

The university has recently formed a Campus Sustainability Committee to help UCSB reduce its environmental footprint.
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Jubilation

Santa Barbara keeps its season alive and advances to the Big West Tournament finals with a penalty-kick victory over Cal Poly.
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3rd District Race Remains Up in the Air

Despite election night results indicating that Doreen Farr had narrowly won the 3rd District Supervisor race, her opponent Steve Pappas has not conceded the position.
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Prop 8 Passage Draws Opponent Outcry

Equal rights activists on campus and throughout the county are decrying Tuesday's passage of Proposition 8, which amends the California State Constitution to make gay marriage illegal.
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New Study Examines Fleas

A study examining tiny water fleas is helping scientists understand the global effects of environmental change on population dynamics.
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UCSB Hosts Graduate Program Exhibition

Seniors pondering their post-undergraduate lives will find ample brainstorming resources in The Arbor today at the Graduate & Professional School Fair.
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