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Campus Wireless Access To Increase Within Year

UCSB student John Simmons' birthday wish to watch porn during lectures just might come true.
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UCSB Climb Team To Become Official, Compete Nationally

UCSB may soon be home to one of the few collegiate climbing teams in the U.S., thanks to three ambitious students.
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Finance Board Grants Campus Groups’ Requests for Funds

At a relatively brief one-hour meeting yesterday, the Associated Students Finance Board distributed $36,311 among eight organizations.
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NORML Event Packs Park for Pot

A crowd of marijuana users and supporters spent the day after 4/20 in an appropriate fashion
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Roberts Speaks Out Against Allegations

At an impromptu press conference yesterday, former executive editor of the Santa Barbara News-Press Jerry Roberts vehemently challenged a Sunday News-Press article linking him to a newsroom computer t...
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Universities Seek Out Alleged Aid Corruption

The University of California has begun reviewing its financial aid procedures in light of a New York State Attorney General inquiry that found evidence of several lenders giving kickbacks to schools f...
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Anniversary Bash Celebrates Santa Barbara’s History

It was a fiesta more than 200 years in the making, one at which Santa Barbara families and community members joined together to throw a birthday party in honor of their town's Founding Day.
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Club Focuses on Laughing Matters

From talking back to hecklers to making jokes about Satan's moist vagina, the comics at Isla Vista's new standup night are creating a buzz with their new edgy college comedy.
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Stories from the files of Isla Vista Foot Patrol

The Traveling Pants Go to Jail Friday, April 20, 11:47 p.m. - A deputy patrolling the 6500 block of Del Playa Drive observed a 20-year-old man stagger in front of him, bump into the rear of parked car...
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Undergrad, Grad Students To Vote on Lock-in Fees

Students voting in the rapidly approaching Spring Election may notice this quarter's ballot features only fee reaffirmations - no new or increased fees - alongside candidates for Associated Students o...
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CSO To Proceed With Impoundment of Bikes

The Community Service Organization has begun seizure of illegally parked bicycles once again, marking the end of a two-week grace period.
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Pho Eatery, Clothing Store Launches Recently in I.V.

Isla Vista food fanatics and fashionistas alike have reason to celebrate since a new Vietnamese restaurant, as well as a designer boutique, have opened in the past month.
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Extension of Measure D To Appear on 2008 Ballot

County officials met in Santa Maria yesterday to decide the fate of Measure D, and with it, the future of transportation in the county.
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Earth Day Program To End With Lecture on Global Warming

Author and climate change expert Elizabeth Kolbert will speak at Campbell Hall tonight, just days after the National Wildlife Federation commended the campus for doing its part to slow the effects of ...
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