Gaucho Professor Garners Science Fellow Award
Guillermo Bazan, a UCSB chemistry and biochemistry professor, recently received national recognition for his work with polyolefins - molecules used to produce materials such as plastic.
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Guillermo Bazan, a UCSB chemistry and biochemistry professor, recently received national recognition for his work with polyolefins - molecules used to produce materials such as plastic.
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After a week of witness testimony, the prosecution finally called upon the alleged rape victim Friday afternoon to testify before the jury at Eric Frimpong's trial.
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Honoring Ryan Moore, a Santa Ynez native who died in Lake Tahoe on Wednesday, 11 of his close friends gathered in Isla Vista on Friday to receive memorial tattoos.
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Dozens of beer lovers came together over the weekend to compete in the Isla Vista Beer Pong League Championships, held at Giovanni's restaurant in I.V.
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Virtual reality labs, state-of-the-art functional MRI scanners, much needed office space - even windows - these are just a few of the features of UCSB's newly inaugurated facility, Psychology East.
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Chancellor Yang appointed Communication Professor Cynthia Stohl as the newest member of the UCSB Press Council on Nov. 21.
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Alleging that subcontractors have withheld salaries for several weeks, a crew of painters demonstrated outside the UCSB Facilities Management office yesterday to demand their paychecks.
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Santa Barbara Independent photographer Paul Wellman appeared before court yesterday after refusing to turn over subpoenaed photographs in conjunction with a murder trial.
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Harvesting the power of the sun while providing some music fun, organizers of this weekend's Chilla Vista festival expect a crowd of over 800 people to attend this quarter.
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In the cutting-edge science of nanotechnology, size matters.
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Before students dash off to Mom and Dad's holiday bash this season, the UCSB Community Housing Office advises everyone who is heading home to take safety precautions to protect their belongings that w...
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Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, it's rapping time - at least for a few Isla Vista teenagers who are two months into a new program designed to teach them how to craft and construct a rap album.
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Following the sexual assault of a University of California student, the system-wide Education Abroad Program has cancelled its trips to South Africa until further notice.
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Barbara Herr Harthorn, a master of interdisciplinary studies and a UCSB women's studies professor, combines gender, race, class and media issues - all under the umbrella of nanotechnology.
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