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Kappa Dash Races for a Cure

Hundreds of runners will take to the streets this Saturday in an effort to raise money to benefit breast and ovarian cancer foundations.
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Rugby Clubs To Hold Beer Bash

Just in case locals needed another excuse to hang out in the sun and pop a cold one, the fourth annual Santa Barbara Beer Festival will be serving up beer, live music and food this Saturday in Elings ...
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Guest To Play Storke Bells

The 61 bells atop Storke Tower will play a different tune this Sunday during a live concert showcasing songs by the Beatles, Duke Ellington and Hoagy Carmichael.
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Police Blotter

Sat., Oct. 11, 1:17 a.m. -- An officer on a uniformed foot patrol of the 6600 block of Del Playa Drive spotted a heavily intoxicated female being assisted by a male companion.
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Pappas, Anyone?


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California Debates Prop. 2

One of the propositions on the ballot this November seeks to improve the quality of life of farm animals, but opponents fear that the beasts' gains will spell disaster for the state's agricultural eco...
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UCSB Group Investigates Pornography

Several prominent UCSB scholars gathered yesterday to discuss one of America's favorite pastimes - watching movies of complete strangers fucking.
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Cells Deplete Oil Supply

A study led by UCSB earth scientists has uncovered single-celled organisms that devour oil sources under the sea floor.
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New Pilar Dig Site Opens

Twenty-five years ago, a UCSB explorer discovered ancient Maya ruins straddling the border between Guatemala and Belize. This Wednesday, the site will officially become the first archaeological peace ...
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Storke Plaza Showcases Campus Organizations

Life-sized condiments, live dance performances and freebies abounded at the 24th Annual Activities Faire yesterday.
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A.S. Modifies Election Procedures

In the course of a three-and-a half-hour meeting, the Associated Students Legislative Council approved a bill to restructure the A.S. electoral process.
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Ride ’em Cowboy


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Gauchos Blindside UC Riverside

After being shut out Saturday for the first time in over 30 games, the Gauchos sorely needed some offense against UC Riverside. Their forwards obliged, and then some.
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Regents Say Investments Are Sound

Although the UC investment portfolio seems to have survived the financial storm, its total stock holdings are still down $6.5 billion in value from last year.
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Voters To Decide Fate of Prop 8

Come Election Day, Californians will have the option to vote for an amendment to the state constitution that would define marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
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