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Remodeled Arbor Provides More

The university extends a branch of its on-campus dining services today with the launch of the new Arbor store, at which patrons can select from over 400 food items, including Woodstock's pizza and Sub...
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Governor’s Budget To Rescind UC Fee Hike

University of California and California State University students may not have to pay a several hundred dollar fee increase next school year, as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger plans to fund the systems wi...
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Suspect Pleads Guilty to Murder in Davidson Case

Nearly a year and a half after UCSB graduate student Jarrod Davidson was shot and killed in front of his Goleta apartment in July 2004, the man's father-in-law and ex-wife have pleaded guilty to charg...
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Cable Company Shifts Channels

Students returning to Santa Barbara after winter break may find that channel surfing has changed since local cable provider Cox Communications revamped its channel lineup on Dec. 30, 2005.
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UC To Remain in Control of Lab

Stressing a new beginning for the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) announced that the University of California and its team will continue to manage the facility.
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Firemen Fetch Fallen Dog From Cliff

It was a "ruff" afternoon for Emma, a seven-year-old Labrador who was trapped for over an hour on one of the ledges of the Ellwood Bluffs yesterday, before firefighters rappelled down the cliffs to re...
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Details Surface in Local Mail Facility Shooting Incident

The investigation into the Monday night shooting spree at a local mail sorting facility continues, but authorities have now confirmed that six people were killed and one woman remains in critical cond...
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Setting Sail on a Swell Voyage

"I'm just looking forward to the first fight," says Liz Clark as she sits diagonally across from fellow UCSB graduates Shannon Switzer and Mark Schumacher on her 40-foot vessel, dubbed the Swell.
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Broida Bike Path Opens as East-West Link

After two and a half decades of planning, bidding and construction, the Broida Expressway bike path finally celebrates its grand opening at 10:30 a.m. today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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I.V. Town Hall Meeting Focuses on Bike Safety

Over 100 local residents, students and faculty gathered at the Isla Vista Town Hall Meeting last night to discuss how people riding, walking and driving can coexist on the streets of I.V. At the meeti...
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Celebration Kicks Off Black History Month

The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) celebrates the beginning of Black History Month today with a ceremony in Storke Plaza.
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Fair To Educate Residents on Isla Vista Tenants’ Legal Rights

Isla Vista tenants can address their legal rights en masse today at the first annual You
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AIDS Day Opens With Exhibit, Service

Twelve student organizations will join together for World AIDS Day on campus today, offering students the chance to learn about HIV/AIDS and drawing attention to the millions of people it affects worl...
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