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The rumors streaming through campus have been confirmed: former President Bill Clinton arrives next week to speak at an event for UCSB's year-old Orfalea Center for Global and International Studies. A...
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In front of a packed crowd, the Goleta City Council adopted the General Plan last night, far in advance of its December deadline.
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The 2005 UCSB Clery Report, released yesterday, shows a major increase in drug citations and larceny-theft in campus non-residential buildings, but a decrease in arrests from liquor infractions in non...
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After spawning a controversial website, writing a flurry of opinion pieces, hiring a plane to fly over the school with a banner, and generally getting in the face of UCSB students and administrators t...
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The over 100 arrests and citations that were made this weekend were no coincidence, as the Isla Vista Foot Patrol's "Fall Orientation" pumped up police forces with an extra 15 officers.
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Minus its trademark gorilla and banana, UCSB's very own Improvability has helped a student film win high marks in a national contest.
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Approval and implementation of the Isla Vista parking permit plan may be close, as the California Coastal Commission is expected to review and perhaps pass it this November. The plan, which has been i...
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The Isla Vista Foot Patrol cited or arrested more than 100 people this weekend for various violations, and responded to two cases of assault, one of which landed a man in the hospital.
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A plethora of students attempted to go greek last week during a rush that has seen no parallel in over a decade. UCSB Greek Affairs Director Stephan Franklin said this year's recruitment has been the ...
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UCSB is helping faculty members report cases of academic dishonesty - including plagiarism - more easily, while reminding its students to avoid such unethical behavior.
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A decision made last year barring aspiring law & society students from the major begins this fall and will run indefinitely.
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Three is company - or a crowd - this year as increased freshmen admission rates have lead to an increase in triple dorm rooms.
According to the UCSB Housing and Residential Services website, in a nor...
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