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Water District Race Boils Over

One race this election season will have far-reaching effects on the costs of showers, car washes and water fights in Isla Vista.
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Faculty To Vote on Name Change of Dual Program

The Department of Dramatic Art and the Division of Dance may close the curtains on its name in January after undergoing curriculum changes.
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Student Finds Success in The Closet

Shoppers have been coming in and out of The Closet for three years now - ever since UCSB student Johanna Melamed opened the clothing resale boutique in downtown Santa Barbara.
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Suffering Sappho!


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Strike Up the Band


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Thirteen Props To Face Voter Approval on Ballot

Thirteen California propositions are on this year's ballot. Props 1A through 1E were placed on the ballot by the state legislature; Props 83 through 90 are initiatives that were approved via petitioni...
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UCSB Alum Wins Writing Award

Former Daily Nexus columnist and 2006 UCSB graduate Nick Pasto gained an edge in Hollywood yesterday, winning honorable mention at The Samuel Goldwyn Writing Awards for his screenplay, The White Zebra...
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New Funds Drive A.S. to Reassess Fall Finances

As a result of the Students' Initiative's passage last week, the Associated Students Finance Board voted yesterday to take the $12,060.45 they had originally allocated to the Winter and Spring Quarter...
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Capps, Tognazzini Heat Up Congressional Race

The race for California's 23rd Congressional District is not as heated as in years past, but two candidates are still vying for the ribbon-shaped district's votes. Republican Victor Tognazzini, a farm...
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Little Bo Peep Has Lost Her… Staff


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Truck Mishap Leads to Car Crash; Claims Life of UCSB Student

UCSB suffered the loss of student Alisa Naret this past week; the fourth-year biopsychology major was killed in a car accident early Thursday morning in La Conchita. Naret was driving southbound on U....
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IVFP Arrests Hundreds Over Weekend

Halloween doesn't officially begin until 12 a.m. Tuesday, but this fact did not scare away the roughly 15,000 revelers who flocked to Del Playa Drive Friday and Saturday for tricks and treats. On Frid...
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Chancellor Tours I.V., Observes Masses, Medics

"Oh my God, is that Chancellor Yang who just walked by you? Oh my God, it is."
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UCSB To Offer New Master’s Degree

The Global and International Studies master's program opens this quarter at UCSB, making a debut both as a department on campus and as a degree in the United States.
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Initiative Passes by Narrow Vote; Fees to Increase

The $100 per student per quarter fee increase known as Students' Initiative passed yesterday by a narrow margin of 30 votes - but opposition to the initiative is still brewing. The final vote count ca...
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