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I.V. Rallies to Celebrate Earth Day

Approximately 2,000 people attended the Earth Day celebration in Anisq' Oyo' Park on Saturday, where ideas about peace and environmentalism flowed as freely as the beer. The Associated Students Enviro...
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IVFP Leads Inquiry Into Assault of Unconscious Woman Over Weekend

Officers from the I.V. Foot Patrol are currently investigating a sexual assault that occurred while the unidentified victim was unconscious in Isla Vista on Saturday night.
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Activist Addresses War in Iraq

Hundreds of community members, including Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum, came together at Arlington West Cemetery on Sunday to hear peace advocate Cindy Sheehan speak about the war in Iraq, the Bush a...
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Campaigns for A.S. Elections Kick Off

With an extra flurry of posters, fliers and large wooden signs blanketing campus today, students might notice that once again, the Associated Students' election campaign season has begun.
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Researcher Dies in Volcanic Vent

While attempting to rescue two of his colleagues, a UCSB researcher died last week after falling into a volcanic gas vent on Mammoth Mountain.
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French Journalist To Give Talk About Anti-Semitism

French journalist, author, filmmaker and philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, widely known as BHL, will deliver a free lecture tonight in Campbell Hall entitled "The Resurgence of Anti-Semitism in Europe."
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Reformer To Lecture for New Seminar

To counter the slide of business ethics corporate scandals, a new UCSB course offers students insight into proper practices and corporate reform.
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East Campus Toasts Two New Cafes

Students and staff have a greater selection of food this month as two new eateries open on campus.The Courtyard Cafe, located under Parking Structure 10, opens this Monday and will share a space with ...
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Bookstore Uses Credit System

Beat The Bookstore has been in Isla Vista for less than a month, but as students spend the first few weeks of the new quarter forking over small fortunes for their textbooks, the new bookstore is sett...
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Festival Urges I.V. to Save the Environment

Students and local residents will lounge on the grass in Anisq' Oyo' Park this Saturday to celebrate Earth Day 2006, one temporary tattoo and Capoeira lesson at a time.
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Activists Assemble for Cannabis Conference

Doctors, health care professionals and a famous talk-show host will gather in Santa Barbara this weekend in an attempt to smoke out the truth about medicinal marijuana use.
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Cable Fails, Cuts Power to Buildings

A power outage struck over half of the campus yesterday, leaving many students and staff without electricity until mid-afternoon.
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SB Juice Joint Blends Fruit, Ice, Charity Together to Encourage Blood Donation

Local smoothie shop, Blenders in the Grass, is mixing smoothies with charity this week and next week as it teams up with the Tri-Counties Blood Bank to promote blood donations in Santa Barbara County.
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Former UCSB Student To Act as Regent Designate

UCSB alumnus and Santa Barbara Independent chief executive officer and publisher George Thurlow will join the governing board of the UC Board of Regents on July 1.
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