Lambda Chi Alpha Awaits Approval to Reinstate
Following a five-year absence that stemmed from a series of alcohol violations and low recruitment years, one former campus fraternity is prepared to make its comeback in 2009.
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Following a five-year absence that stemmed from a series of alcohol violations and low recruitment years, one former campus fraternity is prepared to make its comeback in 2009.
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Moments after Alpha Tau Omega President Andrew Crummey and three of his fellow fraternity brothers left the Rec Cen and headed toward their chapter house, they were bombarded by a squadron of approxim...
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A UCSB student carrying knives and an expandable baton was arrested in the San Miguel Residence Hall yesterday morning.
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Allegations of Associated Students election violations rocked the residence halls yesterday as copies of The Flush were ripped down from bathroom stalls and replaced with Student Voice party posters.
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Amid environmental groups' vocal opposition towards the U.S. Navy's sonar use in the Santa Barbara Channel, Rear Admiral Lawrence Rice will discuss the navigation tool's effects on marine mammals this...
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Anisq' Oyo' Park will play host tonight to the comedic performances of "Dees Guys," a local comedy troupe of recent UCSB alumni who are currently producing an independent TV show.
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A UCSB student carrying illegal knives and an illegal expandable baton was arrested in the San Miguel Residence Hall this morning.
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On Jan. 29, 1969, employees working on Union Oil Platform A off the coast of Santa Barbara struck a pocket of natural gas thousands of feet beneath the ocean floor. The rupture caused a blowout, and a...
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Campus officials have confirmed that Hillary Clinton's campaign has repaid the $11,112 she owed UCSB following her January rally.
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The procession toward the selection of a Democratic presidential candidate continued Sunday, as California Democrats selected delegates from each congressional district to send to the National Convent...
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Robert Collins, professor emeritus of history at UCSB, passed away last Friday at the age of 75.
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For the first time in our nation's history, an off-shore oil producer has agreed to put an end date to their its drilling in exchange for approval to develop untapped undersea oil reserves off the coa...
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