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Earthquakes that rattle the world, spewing magma that expands the ocean floor and volcanic byproducts...
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Earthquakes that rattle the world, spewing magma that expands the ocean floor and volcanic byproducts...
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University of California Regent John J. Moores has resigned from his post, effective immediately.
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Students searching for quicker ways to get past ticket lines and bouncers will now have a new alternative, as a result of one of Facebook's newest applications.
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A San Fernando Superior Court judge sentenced a man convicted of murdering a former UCSB student to 16 years to life in prison Tuesday.
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Former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw will visit Campbell Hall this Sunday to promote his new book, Boom! Voices of the Sixties.
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Almost 250,000 cubic meters of sand and debris will travel by pipe from Santa Barbara Harbor to the surf zone across from the Cabrillo Boulevard baseball fields next week as part of an annual dredging...
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Newly proposed legislation promising students access to affordable birth control aims to counteract a federal bill enacted last year that drastically raised the price of contraceptives sold at UCSB th...
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Hoping to raise funds for a myriad of issues, such as cheaper textbooks and high-speed rail from L.A. to the Bay Area, the California Public Interest Research Group is soliciting donations at UCSB for...
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Hiding in a forest of over fifty fruit trees near Harder Stadium, the UCSB Greenhouse and Garden thrives as a place where students, faculty and community members cultivate their own vegetation.
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Scholars and professionals visiting campus this weekend are aiming to think inside the box for a change.
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"I always wanted independent radio to trump robot radio," said hip-hop legend Carlton Douglas Ridenhour - a.k.a Chuck D.
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All 38 voting precincts have tallied their ballots and three Santa Barbara City Council seats have semi-officially gone to two incumbents, Helene Schneider and Das Williams, and one newcomer, Dale Fra...
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Santa Barbara families are being honored tomorrow for their efforts in finding independence from government assistance via a city-sponsored Family Self-Sufficiency program.
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Following its regularly scheduled meeting in which one member resigned, Associated Students Legislative Council held its first working meeting of the year yesterday, discussing projects regarding park...
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