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Volunteers To Collect Funds for Relief Trip

At least four campus groups are joining forces in a trek across the country next month - their final destination: the hurricane-hammered Big Easy.
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Professionals To Counsel Law Students in Seminar Tonight

Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum and a panel of local lawyers and judges will be on campus to talk to students about pursuing a career in law tonight at an informational forum hosted by Phi Alpha Delta ...
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SB Charities To Benefit From Festive Bazaar Contributions

People looking to shop, snack or share some money with local charities all have reason to celebrate this weekend, as the Pepper Tree Inn hosts its 12th annual Holiday Boutique in downtown Santa Barbar...
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MCC To Present Political Talk

Students looking to get their daily dose of political commentary are in luck today, as radio journalist and author David Barsamian visits UCSB to deliver his speech "Media, Propaganda, and Iraq" at th...
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UCSB Frat Earns Recharter After 1997 Suspension

Six years after being suspended from campus for hazing, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity received its UCSB charter last weekend, once again becoming an official chapter of the national fraternity.
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Holiday Charity Events Benefit I.V. Locals

Students looking to get rid of some extra canned food and extra pounds this Thanksgiving season may find the Community Affairs Board (CAB) food drive or this Saturday's 28th Annual Turkey Trot to be w...
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Honored Professor To Share Study Findings

As winner of the annual UCSB Harold J. Plous Award, anthropology assistant professor Michael Gurven will explain today why grandmothers help humans live longer and why people have such large brains.
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SB Council To Review Parking Rates

The Santa Barbara City Council Finance Committee approved an fee increase yesterday that could leave downtown shoppers paying more for their parking spaces.
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Alumnus Lectures to Protect Human Rights

A former UCSB student and professor spoke to a crowd of roughly 40 people yesterday in the MultiCultural Center about his organization - the International Convention on Human Rights (ICHR) - its new I...
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University Requests Reimbursement for Fees in Water Fight

The UC Regents have filed a lawsuit against the Goleta Water District, alleging that one-third of UCSB's yearly water bill - approximately $300,000 - goes to fees the school is not required to pay by ...
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Stores Appeal Tobacco License Suspensions

Following several sting operations in which a number of Goleta and Isla Vista retailers were caught selling cigarettes to minors, many stores - including I.V. Market - are now trying to keep their tob...
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Otters Pop Questions to Council

At a hearing this afternoon, the Santa Barbara City Council will consider whether it "otter" let some of the most dangerously cute animals in the Pacific Ocean return to local waters after more than a...
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Women’s Center To Offer Workshop for Final Abrams Prize

With funding for artists already rarer than a Nicolas Poussin painting, students will now only have one more chance to receive money from the Abrams Art Prize. The prize, which will be discontinued af...
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