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Retirement Home To Screen Political Films; Open to Public

Locals are invited to join the retired community of Friendship Manor on Friday nights to watch free screenings of politically focused movies. As part of its program, "Timely Films at Friendship Manor,...
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Wingardium Leviosa!


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Concert To Raise KCSB Funds

On-campus radio station KCSB-FM 91.9 hopes to gain community support for its commercial-free music, talk show and news programming with a pledge-drive campaign kick-off concert tonight in downtown San...
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Festival To Pay Tribute to Spirit of Local Activism

On Sunday, students trying to juggle school, work and social activism can learn a thing or two from the life of a longtime Isla Vista resident. The Charlie Jones Effect, a festival commemorating the l...
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Student Health Prepares for Flu Season With Vaccinations

Students looking to protect themselves from the flu this winter cannot rely on the free flu shots being handed out by the Santa Barbara County Health Dept., as those vaccines are only available for th...
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Damian Marley To Perform for Packed House at the Hub

Good things don't always come to those who wait: Reggae and hip hop musician Damian Marley's Sunday night show in the Hub is already sold out.
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HELP Sponsors Talent Show to Raise Funds for Disaster Relief

Amongst the many campus fundraising events, discussions and even poetry readings for the recent hurricanes in the Gulf Coast region, talented students will try to help victims of the disaster this Sun...
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Federal Funds Flow Into Santa Barbara for Water Reduction

Local hospitals and businesses trying to cut back on their water bills will get a little help from the Santa Barbara County Water Agency, thanks to over $100,000 in federal grant money.
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UCSB Expert Helps Family With Autistic Son on Hit TV Show

A UCSB expert on autism will make her reality television debut tomorrow on the hit parenting show "Supernanny," by helping a family reach their autistic child. Tomorrow's episode of the show, airing a...
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Seized Costume Props Await Retrieval

The pirates and pimps stripped of their swords and canes by the Isla Vista Foot Patrol (IVFP) over Halloween weekend have until the end of today to retrieve their confiscated costume items before they...
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Downtown Film Fest To Showcase Queer Cinema

If the recent selection of Hollywood movies has become too boring and hackneyed, this weekend's OUTrageous! film festival might be just the thing tired theater-goers will be crazy to come out for.
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Rally Challenges Propositions

With the upcoming special election less than a week away, about 70 women and men gathered in Storke Plaza yesterday chanting slogans, clapping and listening to speakers concerned with the eight propos...
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A.S. Proposes New Financial Practices for UC Investments

After hearing an annual auditor's report on its funds, the Associated Students Legislative Council unanimously passed a resolution urging the University of California to change its own finances by pul...
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November 3, 2005

Friday, Oct. 28, 11:00 p.m. - Officers patrolling the 6600 block of Sabado Tarde Road stopped to investigate after they heard a crashing noise. As a deputy walked toward the area where the noise origi...
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I.V. Celebration Review Exposes Unsafe Behavior

During this year's raucous Isla Vista Halloween celebrations, more than 700 people were arrested or cited by police, and local hospitals and emergency response teams were completely inundated with rev...
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