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Goldschen Vetoes Nexus Sanctions, Cites Lawfulness

Invoking a power rarely used in Associated Students' history, A.S. President Jared Goldschen vetoed on Friday the Legislative Council resolution to freeze the Daily Nexus' lock-in fee.
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Capps Looks to Future for Dems

The Democrats' "first 100 hours" in the House ended Thursday with the passage of their sixth major piece of legislation this year - a bill to repeal $14 billion in oil company subsidies.
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UCSB To Join Search For Mad Scientist

UCSB alumnus Graham Talley is currently seeking the aid of his former classmates in solving one of his company's - and the university's - greatest mysteries to date.
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UCSB To Begin Annual Blood Drive

Local residents and students alike can save a life during National Blood Donor Month, which officially began yesterday and continues on campus today in the San Miguel Residence Hall.
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Slapstick Comedy


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Stories from the files of Isla Vista Foot Patrol

Runnin' Down Isla Vista Saturday Jan. 20, 12:05 a.m. - Two officers traveling northbound on Camino del Sur contacted a 21-year-old man walking through the intersection of Pasado Road, as he was carryi...
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Protesters Gain Ground in Conflict

After months of unsuccessful pleading, community activists may finally have cornered Conquest Student Housing into a compromise, one which could lead to additional financial support for the recently e...
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Student Loan Bill Passes in House, Heads to Senate

After the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the College Student Relief Act of 2007 Wednesday, Democrats in the Senate are promising to continue the fight to have the bill passed in...
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SB United Way Prepares to Sell Valentine Candy

This Valentine's Day, a local charity will provide another sweet way to show affection and love besides the typical exchange of cards and flowers.
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Sigma Pi Returns, Looks To Recruit New Members

Sigma Pi - a national fraternity with more than a century of involvement in the greek system - is currently seeking 25 male Gauchos to become the founding members of its newest branch, the Alpha Omicr...
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Cruel and Unusual?


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California Cold Snap Forces SB Homeless Into Extra Shelters

After reports emerged this week revealing that the recent bout of icy weather throughout California has destroyed an estimated $1 billion of the state's citrus crops, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has de...
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A.S. Votes To Restrict Nexus’ Assets

The Associated Students Legislative Council approved freezing the Daily Nexus' lock-in fee funds for Winter Quarter -- a move of questionable legality -- at their meeting last night in response to the...
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Professor To Speak on War, Torture

Triple threat of writing Mark Danner will examine torture, human rights and the war on terror tonight as part of a free public lecture held in Campbell Hall at 8.
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City Council Presents Plans for Improvements

Goleta's three newest council members gave their first State of the City speeches on Wednesday afternoon, discussing their plans to revamp the city's infrastructure and alleviate the city's over-loade...
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