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UCSB Plans Earth Day Program

As many local organizations are putting the finishing touches on their own projects and Earth Day celebrations, a coalition of campus groups is making its own eco-conscious efforts to commemorate the ...
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UCSB may be doomed in event of World War III

The following story came from the January 16, 1973 edition of the Daily Nexus. In the article, writer Matt Koerber describes what would happen to UCSB should a nuclear war break out.
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Memorial Service To Honor Students

In the wake of a tragic car accident that killed UCSB third-year students Angela Nguyen and Jonathan Kendall, the couple's family and friends are coming together in both Santa Barbara and San Jose to ...
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SB News-Press Saga Continues, Charges Paterno With Libel

While students went home to relax for the break, the Santa Barbara News-Press pushed through the holiday season with more claims against others, less claims against themselves and the same claim surro...
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Attitudes Toward Gays in Military Shift

The U.S. military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, which prohibits openly homosexual people from serving in the military, is facing opposition according to evidence from a UCSB poll.
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UCSB To Offer Women’s Studies PH.D.

UCSB could soon become the 11th school in the nation and the second in California to boast a graduate program in women's studies, pending a formal approval from a university council.
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SB Sheriff’s Council Ends Fiscal Lawsuit After Resignations

The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Council agreed at a meeting Wednesday morning to settle a lawsuit filed by four of its former presidents that could result in fiscal transparency of the non-profit o...
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A.S. Mulls Sanctioning Nexus for Housing Ad

A.S. Legislative Council called for the possibility of boycotting the Daily Nexus, freezing its funds, auditing its finances and asking for the resignation of its lead editors at its meeting last nigh...
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Company Conserves Land Through Donation

After almost a decade of controversy, local government officials joined Bermant Development Company yesterday in dedicating approximately 200 acres of open space to be permanently preserved in the San...
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GOLD To Undergo Upgrades

UCSB's online class registration system has once again buckled under the stress of the thousands of visitors who log in at the beginning of each quarter, but university officials are reassuring studen...
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Student Dies After Sustaining Injuries in Car Crash

An undeclared UCSB sophomore recently passed away in an El Monte, Calif. hospital, after sustaining fatal injuries in a car crash.
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Students To See Possible Fee Hikes

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced his state budget proposal yesterday, one that could lead to fee increases for UC undergraduate and graduate students.
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Two UCSB Students Die Saturday in Bay Area Car Accident

Two UCSB students were killed Saturday night in the East Bay area of California in a car crash, which left a third UCSB student hurt and two other passengers seriously injured.
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I.V. Parks Sleeping Law Still Remains Unsettled

Although it has been illegal for people to camp and sleep in Isla Vista parks at night since 2002, transients continue to do so - an issue yet to be resolved between the I.V. Foot Patrol and the Isla ...
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