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Officers patrolling the 6600 block of Del Playa Drive were approached by two women who said they were on their way to a house to check on a friend who had passed out.
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Student Threatens Classmates During Final

UC Police Dept. officers arrested a UCSB student Wednesday morning after he threatened to kill his classmates during a final exam.
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I.V. Eatery Puts Music on the Menu

Silvergreens will serve more than salads and sandwiches to locals tonight, when it brings live music from Isla Vista bands to its hungry patrons and passersby.
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Shamans To Shed Light on Healing

Several shamans will present their knowledge of alternative medicines at the Fourth Conference on Global Medicine this weekend, beginning tonight in Campbell Hall.
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Weekend Festival To Promote Peace With Workshops, Concert

Local students looking to give peace a chance will have the opportunity to learn how they can protest against war during the first annual Isla Vista Peace Festival on Saturday. The festival, which is ...
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MTV’s ‘The Real World’ To Hold Local Auditions

Crowds of strangers, eager for a spot on reality television, will try to find out what happens when people stop being polite and start being real at an open casting call for "The Real World" in Santa ...
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Noodle House Seeks Liquor License

If the owner of Saigon Express gets his way, customers might be able to buy a beer with their meal at the restaurant's grand opening. The restaurant, which is taking the place of Menehunes on Pardall ...
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Terminate This


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Supervisors Vote Against Proposal To Divide County

After nearly a month of planning and discussion, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors officially announced its unanimous opposition to a proposal that would divide the county in half.
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Leg Council Delays Fee Increases

In a meeting that ended in closed session, Associated Students Legislative Council announced a major breakthrough concerning financial aid and approved a position paper supporting affordable education...
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CODA Sees To Sidewalk Etiquette

Despite the various construction projects on campus, many students were surprised yesterday when they found a newly formed human wall in the Arbor.
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City Council Votes to Raise Living Wage

An ordinance passed by the Santa Barbara City Council Tuesday night will require companies contracting with the city to raise the wages they pay their workers by up to six dollars.
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Governor Hopeful To Discuss Education, Environment, Debt

California gubernatorial hopeful Phil Angelides will address students today at 4:45 p.m. in the MultiCultural Center Theater (MCC) about his views on higher education and improving California.
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UC Merced Chancellor Resigns

UC Merced's first and current Chancellor Carol Tomlinson-Keasey announced her plans yesterday to step down from the campus' top position this summer, saying she wished to return to teaching and schola...
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Fighting Femicide


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