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Recent Community Project Encapsulates Presidio Life

Refrigerator magnets, restaurant menus and archaeological artifacts are just a few of the items the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation used to capture contemporary local life in the time ca...
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Memories of a Dear Friend


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Regents Approve Inquiry In Sudan Divestment Case

At their meeting on Thursday at UC San Diego, the UC Regents voted to take steps toward severing UC's ties with companies that do business with the government of Sudan.
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Surfrider Founder’s Lecture To Explore Ebbing Surf Values

This Sunday, the normally laid-back world of surfing will receive a scholarly critique and words of warning from one of its own members.
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Library Offers Early Recordings Online

Thanks to UCSB's recent effort to expand its online database, music and history buffs around the world are now free to download over 5,500 historical audio files recorded between 1894 and 1923.
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Experts To Give Financial Guidance at Free Seminar

Students looking to learn a little sense about how to save and invest their cash can attend a free seminar tomorrow that will teach them how to do just that.
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Dracula’s New Wheels


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Fellowship To Provide Experience in State Capitol

Graduate students now have the opportunity to work with 35th District State Assemblyman Pedro Nava, or in a number of other offices in Sacramento, thanks to the Jesse M. Unruh Assembly Fellowship Prog...
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Bar Owner Bids Farewell to I.V. Scene

Isla Vista's Hawaiian-themed Menehunes Bar & Grill closed its doors for good recently, leaving its regulars in search of a new place to find shuffle board, free peanuts and $4 pitchers of Pabst Blue R...
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Regents To Vote on Sudan Issue Amid Student Protesting

Protestors are expected at the UC San Diego campus today, as the Regents will decide whether to pull UC investments from Sudan.
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Council Authorizes Modifications

Associated Students Legislative Council approved a restructuring plan and new coordinator for one of its central committees Wednesday evening, and appointed a chair to a
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Frat Brother To Go to Court Over Fight

Facing charges of battery with serious bodily injury, Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) fraternity member Matthew Boyer is scheduled to appear for a court hearing on Feb. 1.
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Student’s Odd Behavior, Arrest Connected to Possible Drug Use

An on-campus residence hall resident was arrested late Tuesday night for assault on a UC Police Dept. officer, possession of marijuana and vandalism.
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May Peace Be With You, You and You


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Students Honor Life of Friend

Over 100 people gathered in Embarcadero Hall last night to remember Kendra Payne, the 21-year-old triathlete and aquatic biology major who died in a crash on Gibraltar Road last week, while the invest...
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