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Various campus departments are dusting off their knights and bishops and strategically placing them in striking distance of the king - thousands of square feet of new and newly vacated building space.
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Amid the music emanating from behind the counter of the Gaucho Cafe in the University Center, small, fluttering onlookers in the rafters make music of their own, watching intently for the perfect oppo...
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In front of yet another small audience, the three candidates for Associated Students president debated such topics as the party system, fiscal accountability and the need for A.S. experience.
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An Isla Vista resident suspected of dealing heroin was arrested last week after a search of his Abrego Road apartment revealed a stockpile of the opiate and the necessary tools to peddle it on the str...
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With the help of Facebook, a former Isla Vista activist and politician has developed a new website geared toward increasing the popularity of carpooling and revolutionizing the way college students tr...
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Deep in the labs on the east side of campus, a select few UCSB scientists are focusing their research on stem cells - probing the controversial technology for answers on how to treat currently untreat...
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The Interfraternity Council has stepped in center stage to save UCSB's classic Fight Night - minus the ring girls.
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For the second time this year, a woman who killed a friend while driving under the influence will spend time in prison, and yet again, her sentence looks to have been exacerbated by incriminating pict...
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Strands of worn cloth form the ceiling and woven grass mats account for the floors of the waiting room.
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The Associated Students Finance Board distributed $54,985.06 last night to 15 groups, including the Inter-Fraternity Council, which has promised to overtake and revamp the recently cancelled charity, ...
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Community members are making learning a little easier for visually impaired UCSB students and Santa Barbarans this week, as yesterday marked the first day of the Recording For the Blind & Dyslexic's 1...
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Thousands of students and residents celebrated Earth Day a week early on Saturday, meeting on Goleta Beach to protest carbon emissions and in Anisq' Oyo' Park to champion environmentalism, promote rec...
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