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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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Men’s Basketball


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Congress Commends SoCal Firefighters

As firefighters continue to fight the four remaining blazes in Southern California this week, Congress is passing a resolution to recognize those who have helped combat the fires, while local organiza...
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SB Authorities Link Drug Bust to Recent Murder

Investigations into a local homicide have led Santa Barbara detectives deep into a world of illegal narcotics, with millions of dollars worth of seized marijuana as a result.
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A.S. Audit Shows Budget Surplus Due to Initiative

Following the passage of Students' Initiative last Fall Quarter, the Associated Students Legislative Council annual audit revealed a substantial increase in total revenue and spending at yesterday's m...
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Halloween


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Non-Native Wasps Inhibit Growth of Dangerous Reed

An invasive giant reed plaguing ecologically important areas in the United States may find itself buzzing off, thanks to the discovery of a wasp in the Santa Barbara area.
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I.V. Gym Offers Fun Fitness Alternatives

According to Duke's Boxing and Fitness Assistant Coach Louis Bousquet, "The girls are always tougher."
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Firefighters Declare Zaca Fire Officially Under Control

While flames continue to destroy homes in Southern California, the Zaca Fire that burned throughout the summer in the Los Padres National Forest was officially declared controlled on Monday night.
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Firemen To Deliver Pizzas, Test Alarms

Isla Vista residents craving pizza may be surprised to find a fireman knocking at their door this Friday.
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UCSB Sees Green as Research Money Pours In

Research funding for UCSB from external foundations and state and federal organizations has set a new record, totaling $176 million last year.
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Casualties of War


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