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Council Candidates Face Off in Odd-Year Election

Today registered Santa Barbara City residents will have a chance to elect three out of eight city council candidates and decide upon a measure that would temporarily extend the term of those seats.
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Dennis Miller Returns to TV Tonight

Sports enthusiasts will get a fresh and funny view on the world of sports this week as the Versus network premiers its new show, "Sports Unfiltered With Dennis Miller," tonight at 10 EST.
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A.S. Funds Event Despite Hesitation

Associated Students Finance Board allocated $45,799.92 to 13 groups last night, doling out money from several different funds.
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Police Blotter

No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem... Right? Friday, Oct. 26, 1:53 a.m. - An officer observed a woman staggering from side to side, westbound on the 6600 block of Del Playa Drive.
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You Want Some Chip With That Salsa?


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Family, Friends To Memorialize Life of UCSB Student

Danny Riley rode his bicycle to class for the last time on Oct. 11.
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UC To Refute D.O.E. Fine Over Nuclear Lab Violation

Facing charges regarding the mismanagement of a federal laboratory, the University of California has opted to contest a $3 million fine from the Dept. of Energy.
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I.V. Hemp Fair Dispenses Knowledge

Isla Vista residents were encouraged to become "hemp-wise" this weekend as several reggae bands, botanists and clothing designers took their posts at the ninth annual Santa Barbara Hemp Festival in An...
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Parents’ Weekend Flaunts SB Assets

Watching her family ascend UCSB's rock climbing wall, Nicole Jackson, a first-year philosophy and music major, was one of many students whose relatives made their way to Santa Barbara for the universi...
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Men’s Soccer


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Sheriff’s Dept. Applauds Safe Halloween

On Halloween night, Del Playa Drive hosted hordes of zombies, go-go dancers, Nacho Libres and other iconic figures, as well as a sizeable number of law enforcement officers to keep them all playing ni...
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Chumash Tree Ceremony Seeds Peace

Twenty-two years ago, Mohawk Chief Jake Swamp visited UCSB's Storke Tower to plant one of a thousand Trees of Peace.
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Professor to Use Funds to Probe Into Dark Matter

While delving into dark matter may seem like a dim prospect to some, for UCSB assistant physics professor Tommaso Treu, the subject has become a lucrative endeavor, earning the researcher $625,000 in ...
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Local Groups Host Events for Mexican Holiday

Día de los Muertos came to life this year with candy skulls, craft fairs, altars honoring deceased loved ones and other events in the Santa Barbara area.
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IVRPD Evaluates Proposal to Improve Local Park

Focusing on proposed changes to Anisq'Oyo' Park, Isla Vista Recreation and Park District members discussed the construction of a new amphitheater and larger pond during their meeting yesterday.
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