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I.V. Video Rental Store To Close

Emerald Video - Isla Vista's only movie rental store - will be closing up shop this December. With decreased demand for video rentals and fewer customers due to construction connected with the I.V. M...
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Board Remains Unsure on Naples

The fate of the Naples coast remains unknown after a marathon meeting of the County Board of Supervisors ended without a vote yesterday. Approximately 70 concerned citizens signed up for public commen...
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Feminist Studies Expands Program

After receiving final approval from the university, the Dept. of Feminist Studies unveiled plans for its new graduate program late last month.
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Park Officials Make Compromise

Local preservationists and developers alike gathered to celebrate the opening of the San Marcos Foothills Preserve last week.
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A.S. Allots Funds to Groups

In a two-and-a-half-hour meeting last night, the Associated Students Finance Board dispensed $10,692.20 to six clubs. The board fully funded requests from Students Stopping Rape and Students Teachi...
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Voters To Decide Fate of I.V. Parks

A measure slated to appear on the upcoming November ballot has some locals up in arms about the possible destruction of Isla Vista's open spaces.
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Group Aids Kenya Village

After returning from a 10-day trip to Kenya, the UCSB chapter of Engineers Without Borders has dedicated itself to improving living conditions in a small East African village.
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New Eatery Caters to Students

A new restaurant opened its doors on Trigo Road this month, adding fresh ideas and delicious breakfast options to the Isla Vista dining scene.
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Author, Traveler Visits UCSB to Discuss Books

Acclaimed travel writer Paul Theroux regaled an audience at Campbell Hall yesterday evening with tales of his adventures as global journeyman.
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UC President Refuses to Sign Drinking Initiative

Over a hundred university chancellors and presidents nationwide have signed an initiative signaling their support of lowering the legal drinking age. A signature notably absent, however, is the one be...
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UCSB Nursery Needs Mending

The campus greenhouse is in a state of disrepair.
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Election Nears for 3rd District

With only a few weeks left in the race for 3rd District Supervisor, Doreen Farr maintains a substantial financial lead over Steve Pappas.
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UCSD Professor Shares Nobel Prize in Chemistry

A UC San Diego professor has taken home the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his role in the discovery of the green fluorescent protein and its use as a tagging tool in bioscience.
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UCSB Teams Lead Writing Contest

Two UCSB creative writing teams currently lead the race in a high-speed international writing competition.
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New Trolley To Haunt SB

The Santa Barbara Trolley Company will introduce a new tour today called "Haunted Santa Barbara" that promises to strike fear in skeptics and the paranormal-obsessed alike.
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