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Incorrectly Marking His Territory
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Frequent Household Fires Ignite Concern Over Carelessness

More than six fires flared up in the county over the last week, serving as a burning reminder of why firefighters hosted National Fire Prevention Week. Santa Barbara Fire Dept. Public Information Offi...
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Art Museum Showcases Dal

The University Art Museum is hosting an exhibition of 39 prints by Surrealist artist Salvador Dal
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Food Law Ties Yoga Club in a Knot

UCSB administrators have ordered the 12-year-old Bhakti Yoga Club on campus to stop their biweekly vegetarian luncheons, citing food safety issues.
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KCSB To Broadcast Clinton Lecture

For the early birds who didn't get the worm, or a ticket to see former President Bill Clinton and Paul Orfalea speak today, KCSB 91.9 FM has an alternative.
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Endorsements Roll in for Sheriff’s Candidates

In the final month of the Santa Barbara County sheriff's race, both challenger Bill Brown and the incumbent, Sheriff Jim Anderson, are battling to the finish, as each opponent vies for endorsements to...
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Water Drops First in Beverage Study

Contrary to popular belief, a recent study proves that UCSB students are fueled by fluids other than Natty Ice.
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You Can’t Play Baseball With That


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SB Schools Suffer Vandalism

With more than four incidents reported in the past few weeks, Isla Vista Elementary School has become one of many victims of an increase in gang-related tagging in the local community.
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Leggies Back Fellow Students, Weekend Noise Law Resolution

At yesterday's Associated Students Legislative Council meeting, Leggies unanimously approved two bills and two resolutions after witnessing two presentations - one about Isla Vista's noise ordinance a...
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The Play’s the Thing Wherein to Catch an International Fair

All the world is a stage, but over the next two weeks, Santa Barbara will have all the players in Lit Moon World Shakespeare Festival present nine of the famous playwright's best works.
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QSU Encourages Acceptance With Coming Out Event

A group of about 50 students shouted "I'm queer!" as part of a rally held on the Women's Center lawn yesterday afternoon in honor of National Coming Out Day.
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Cause of Death Remains Unclear

The Spanish & Portuguese Dept. is mourning the loss of director and professor Timothy McGovern who passed away Monday morning from unknown causes. Undergraduate Advisor Molly Okuneff said McGovern, 41...
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IVRPD Discusses Pardall Road Revamping Process

A crowd of over 30 people attended a special meeting for the Isla Vista Recreation and Park District last night, where the board of directors updated the public on plans to renovate Pardall Road.
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Author Enlightens Campbell Hall Crowd on Globalization

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz lectured to a nearly sold-out crowd in Campbell Hall yesterday evening about the inadequacies of globalization and his suggested reforms.
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