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CalPIRG Pushes to Increase Pledges

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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Greenhouse Repairs Bud Hope

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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Conference Displays Dimensions of Containers

Scholars and professionals visiting campus this weekend are aiming to think inside the box for a change.
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Water Leak/ Explosion


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Hip Hop’s Chuck D Visits KCSB Studio

"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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Unofficial Election Winners Celebrate

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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Six To Complete SB Self-Sufficiency Program

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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A.S. Representative Steps Down From Council

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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Speech on the Middle East


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Sedgwich Sizzles

Although the nearby Sedgwick Reserve has recently received notoriety for the waves of ashes it sent toward Santa Barbara and Goleta in late October, it is also known for its slew of research programs ...
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UCSB Alums Sue City Over Fight At Cooney’s

Stemming from a fight that occurred at a downtown club in 2006, two former UCSB students recently filed civil charges against the city of Santa Barbara.
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Award Recognizes Roberts’ Ethics

Amid the turmoil of firings at the Santa Barbara News-Press, former Executive Editor and current UCSB Storke Publications Director Jerry Roberts received the PEN Society's 2007 First Amendment Award a...
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County To Help Shops Affected by Fire

In an effort to aid small businesses affected by the Zaca Fire, 35th District Assemblyman Pedro Nava is helping local shops receive state aid.
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SB Plan Aims to Reduce Energy Use

In an effort to become the country's environmental leader, the City of Santa Barbara has passed the new Energy Ordinance - a resolution that seeks to make the city 40 percent more energy efficient tha...
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Project Aims to Remodel SB Facility

Local organizations have invited artists, architects and designers to sketch out some new plans and redesign the Family Resource Room at the Child and Family Services Building in downtown Santa Barbar...
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