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New Legislation Focuses on CA Coast

Following a press conference held by state officials at UCSB on Wednesday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law yesterday a package of bills that will prevent the spread of invasive species into...
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UCSB To Test the Waters With Gnarly Spring Class

Students tempted to drop their books and grab their boards may soon find some middle ground this spring with the addition of UCSB's latest course, History 103S: History of Surfing.
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Mandate Requires New Students Take Alcohol Test

Facing possible registration blocks, UCSB's newest crop of freshmen and transfer students has until Nov. 1 to complete an alcohol and health quiz online.
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Isla Vista Expects Comedy Acts to Stand Up to Previous Performances

Humor is making its comeback to Isla Vista this Saturday night as I.V. Standup returns to Embarcadero Hall with a double headliner.
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I.V. Takes Steps To Ease Beach Access

Isla Vista residents wanting to soak up a few rays will soon find that getting to the beach may become a lot easier as a result of ongoing renovations to nearby wooden staircases.
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SB Garden Plants Idea for Upgrade, Newer Facilities

After years of germination, plans for renovations to the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden - the oldest botanic garden in California - are almost in bloom.
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Annual Statistics on UCSB Crime Show Increase in Drug Arrests

Campus crime statistics for 2006 were recently released at UCSB, and while instances of theft are down significantly, drug arrests have increased by over 50 percent in the past year.
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Friends To Hold Memorial Today for UCSB Grad

A memorial service for Anne Napier, a former UCSB student killed last Friday after she was hit by a car, will take place today at the Montecito Country Club.
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Flu Shots Hit the Road For Patients

Local flu shot distributors have a new approach for administering immunizations this year, taking a cue from In-N-Out Burger by delivering drive-thru shots to make the process quick and mostly painles...
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CalPIRG Stresses Dangers of Debt

In an effort to prevent students from entering into large credit card debt, the UCSB chapter of CalPIRG tabled at the Arbor yesterday as part of its Truth About Credit campaign.
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A.S. Shoots Down Candidate Over Alleged Bias

Following a three-hour debate concerning allegations of bias, racism and homophobia in regards to an Associated Students attorney general candidate, A.S. President Stephanie Brower rescinded her choic...
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UCSB Graduate Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle

Former UCSB student Anne Napier was killed Friday night after she was hit by a vehicle near Santa Barbara City College.
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UCen Hub Caps Off Nights With After Hours Events

Beginning this quarter, football enthusiasts and trivia aficionados can sit down and enjoy a cold one by partaking in one of the Hub's many After Hours activities.
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Local Workers Hold Rally for Higher Pay

Rallying in support of better wages, dozens of Santa Barbara public employees marched during their lunch hour yesterday demanding their pay match the cost of living for the area.
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Work Confrontation Results in Crash

This past Monday at 4:30 p.m., 51-year-old Randal Wright flipped his 1974 Moto Guzzi motorcycle while chasing his boss' Chevrolet Silverado eastbound on Hollister Avenue.
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