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Associated Students Legislative Council held a working meeting last night to discuss future projects, including its new KCSB radio show and the return of Campus Point, the currently inactive A.S. peri...
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Despite the massive mounds of beer cans collected after every weekend, Isla Vista has one of the lowest recycling rates in the state - something local organizations are trying to change.
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The Goleta Postal Distribution Center observed several moments of silence and mourning yesterday, as 150 employees, family members and public officials gathered in remembrance of the violent events wh...
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Since a fire shut down Kahuna Grill last week, the restaurant's owners have been working to clean up the mess and recover from over $100,000 in damage and lost revenue.
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About 15 students gathered outside the Third Annual Diversity Career Fair at Corwin Pavilion yesterday to protest the presence of the Marine Corps and military weapons manufacturers.
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Congress is currently considering a bill that would require colleges and universities - as well as affiliated sororities and fraternities - to prepare fire safety reports and make them available to th...
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This quarter about 160 lucky film studies and communication students are learning about politics, the media and journalism from a veteran - CNN's senior political analyst Jeff Greenfield.
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A little less than a week after President George Bush presented his view on the future of Iraq, Prince of Morocco Moulay Hicham gave his own address concerning U.S. policy in the Middle East last nigh...
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The housing situation of three Cedarwood Apartments families remains in limbo, as negotiation talks between protesters and Conquest Student Housing seem to have halted.
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A private ceremony will be held today at the U.S. Postal Service sorting facility on Storke Road to mark the anniversary of the shootings that claimed six lives at the facility, one year ago.
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Washington State Police have located the former UCSB staff engineer who allegedly posted threats targeting faculty in the Engineering Science Building East on Craigslist.
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The Associated Students Finance Board allocated $19,635.50 among nine student organizations yesterday in addition to recollecting $17,000 from the A.S. Committee on Honoraria fund.
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The rain dampened more than just spirits this weekend, causing an accident on U.S. Highway 101 and forcing the UCSB chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws to postpone it...
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