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Visitors To Grasp Nanotechnology

In the cutting-edge science of nanotechnology, size matters.
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Housing Office To Give Tips to Tenants

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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UCSB Alums Mentor I.V. Teen Rappers

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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EAP Responds to Sexual Assault of a Student Abroad

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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Association Honors UCSB’s Harthorn

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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SB Mayor Blum Faints During Flight

Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum was redirected to a hospital yesterday after fainting on a flight headed toward Connecticut from Santa Barbara.
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Bells Bounce Back From Brief Break

Storke Tower's bells came back to life late Monday afternoon following a long period of silence and a malfunction that is still unexplained.
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A.S. Approves Funding for Newspaper, Book Drive

In its last meeting of the quarter, the Associated Students Legislative Council discussed honoraria, allocated funding to three groups and passed one bill.
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Witnesses Testify in Frimpong Rape Trial

The prosecution continued its case against Eric Frimpong yesterday, providing witness testimony regarding the alleged rape of a UCSB student.
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Event Urges Support of Equal Rights Bill

Sporting a crowd of nearly 70 people and a special musical guest appearance by Showtime series star Daniela Sea of "The L Word," activists rallied in Storke Plaza yesterday to support equal employment...
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Supervisor Hopefuls Set Up Camps

Vying for oversight of land that stretches from the Dutch-style village of Solvang to the beaches of Isla Vista, three candidates...
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Third-Year Student Establishes UCSB Beer Club

Zach Rosen is not 21 years old, yet he forgot about his worries - and his strife - and went on to create The Beer Necessities campus brew club.
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New Bill To Reduce Textbook Prices

In an effort to tackle the issue of high textbook prices, provisions in a new federal higher education bill up for vote...
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Victim of Alleged Assault Speaks in First Day of Trial

Jurors listened to opening statements as well as testimony from an alleged sexual assault victim yesterday during the first trial date of former UCSB soccer player Eric Frimpong.
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Winter Shelter Project To Help Local Homeless

In an effort to prepare local transients for the upcoming winter months, community members from many different professions are coming together this week to conduct the 3rd annual Project Healthy Neigh...
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