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Relay To Raise Funds for Research

Hundreds of Santa Barbarans will participate in a 24-hour relay this weekend to raise funds for cancer research.
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Officials Defer Gaviota Coast Grant

Citing insufficient research by presenters, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors recently shelved the city of Goleta's request for $350,000 in funds to help purchase a parcel of land on the G...
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UCSF Police Arrest Protesting Students

Ten students protesting UC co-management of nuclear weapons labs were detained by law enforcement yesterday at a UC Board of Regents meeting in San Francisco after refusing to disperse.
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Nava Aids Construction, Emergency Services Bills

With local assemblyman Pedro Nava at the helm, two issues concerning the environment are making their way through the California State Legislature, one focusing on road construction and the other on n...
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Tents Situation


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UCSB Administration May Punish Severe Isla Vista Misconduct

The Campus Regulations Review Committee debated further extension of its jurisdiction into Isla Vista yesterday, proposing that sanctions - including suspension and expulsion - be placed on students f...
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Controversy Continues Over UC Tobacco Grants

The UC Board of Regents pushed back, yet again, making a decision on whether to prohibit accepting grants from tobacco companies for research, even after the Academic Senate Assembly vetoed the idea l...
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Yard Show To Conclude Black Culture Week

The week may be beginning to wind down, but organizers of the annual Black Culture Week are gearing up and continuing to celebrate with movies, bowling, basketball, wine and cheese and the long awaite...
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Proposed Bill Aims to Kill Hunting on Island

Following local Congresswoman Lois Capps' lead, California's two senators introduced legislation Tuesday to repeal part of a bill that detractors argue harms the natural cycle on Santa Rosa Island - a...
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SB Council Reviews Ban on Styrofoam, Plastic Bags

That question at the checkout line, "Paper or plastic?" may soon become a thing of the past, due to a possible ban in Santa Barbara of grocery store plastic bags and styrofoam containers for prepared ...
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Council Tables Six Bills at Last Meeting of Year

In its last meeting before next week's turnover to the newly elected representatives, the 2006-07 Associated Students Legislative Council took full advantage of its final opportunity to bring bills to...
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In Memoriam


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Students Debate Political Questions

UCSB Campus Democrats and College Republicans held a lively debate yesterday evening, which marked the first time in several years that the two groups officially sat down to hash out controversial iss...
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Regents Augment UC Mental Health Services Funding

In the wake of the Virginia Tech shooting, universities around the country are scrutinizing their mental health programs, but the University of Californian has already begun implementing necessary cha...
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Union, UC Fail to Reach Wage Deal

After months of negotiation and mediation, the University of California remains at a standstill with its custodial workers, refusing to accept disparate wage increases across the campuses that it deem...
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