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During the first meeting of the school year, the Associated Students Legislative Council discussed a Daily Nexus opinion piece and passed a resolution condemning hate crimes.
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During the first meeting of the school year, the Associated Students Legislative Council discussed a Daily Nexus opinion piece and passed a resolution condemning hate crimes.
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The floral oasis that once brightened the foyer of the University Center is no more.
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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed UC-backed legislation into law this weekend, tacking several provisions designed to shield researchers from anti-science violence onto existing state statute.
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Actress Heather Locklear was arrested on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Montecito for driving while under the influence of a controlled substance.
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The fate of road improvement projects across the county is in the hands of registered voters this November, when a half-cent sales tax for transportation projects will be up for renewal.
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After further investigation into the gang-related shootings that took place Saturday night, the Santa Barbara Police Dept. arrested one man believed to have been involved in the altercation.
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To kick off the new year, the Ski and Snowboard Club will hold its annual rally tonight in Storke Plaza.
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With the November election only about a month away, local politicians are giving the public a chance to become familiar with their views at a series of free nonpartisan forums this week.
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Amidst increasingly dark predictions about the national economy, a recent diagnoses conducted by UCSB economists projects shows slow but stable growth for the local economy.
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Come November, Californians will have to decide whether a high-speed rail system - one that could travel from Los Angeles to San Francisco in just over two and half hours - is worth $10 billion in sta...
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The financial future of undocumented California students may be in jeopardy.
Following an appellate court ruling, undocumented students currently enrolled at all California public institutions could ...
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When Nyuol Tong was only five years old, he was beaten in his home by North Sudanese militiamen, who threatened to kill him.
Twelve years later, Tong has found freedom - and purpose - in Santa Barbar...
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During the first meeting of the 2008-09 school year, the Associated Students Finance Board provided $6,070 to 13 groups, leaving $396,204.15 in its coffers for the rest of the year.
Board members p...
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With employee labor contracts expiring today, Santa Barbara union workers will rally in front of City Hall to draw attention to their demands.
The Service Employees International Union Local 620 - wh...
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