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Residents Defend DP Volleyball Park

The controversy surrounding Isla Vista parks continued Monday morning, as local residents protested the county's plans to sell Del Playa Drive's Volleyball Park.
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Talk To Buoy Ocean as Energy Source

Riding the recent wave of local discussion surrounding alternatives to fossil fuels, two lecturers will discuss the possibility of replacing energy from oil with tidal energy.
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Alpert Award Honors UCSB Playwright

A UCSB professor recently received a $50,000 fellowship for her dramatic contribution to the world of theater. Naomi Iizuka, a dramatic arts professor and UCSB Playwriting Program director, was one of...
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Experts Expect Future Increases in Cliff Erosion

While walking on the campus beach down from Lagoon Road, Martie Levy said she heard a rumbling noise originating 25 feet behind her and her daughter - just before a four-foot-wide boulder rolled down ...
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Three Survive Plane’s Crash Landing

The pilot and passengers of a small sightseeing plane escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon after their aircraft crashed in the slough beyond the runways of Santa Barbara Municipal Airport.
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UCSB Senior Breaks World Record With 909-Pound Lift

After placing a great deal of weight on his goal, a UCSB student literally lifted his burden by shattering the world record in a national powerlifting competition.
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Press Council, Staff Select New EIC

With a fiery-red passion for journalism matched only by his orange hair, third-year biological sciences major Matt Dozier will become next year's editor in chief of the Daily Nexus. The UCSB Press Cou...
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Runners Raise $23,000 for Cancer Cure

Twenty-four hours after stepping onto the UCSB track Saturday morning, the several hundred volunteers participating in this year's Relay For Life learned they had raised approximately $23,000 for canc...
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Nava Meets, Eats With SB Residents

Local residents got a chance to meet their state assemblyman Saturday morning when 35th District representative Pedro Nava opened his doors and invited everyone to breakfast.
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Judicial Council Declines to Fine SAC Candidates

The Associated Students Judicial Council did not charge two Student Action Coalition (SAC) candidates for violating campaign rules in last spring's election, citing insufficient evidence against the a...
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Workers Mend Collapsed Isla Vista Pipeline

After three days without running water, over a hundred residents on Sabado Tarde Road can bathe again after crews repaired a broken sewage line Wednesday afternoon.
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Concert for Coast To Brew Support for Preservation

As part of tomorrow's Concert for the Coast, organizers will be planting an unusual kind of garden in Anisq' Oyo' Park -- one that should yield a healthy harvest of brewed hops and barley.
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NPHC Event To Step Up Black Culture Week

The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) will host its annual Yard Show tomorrow on the UCen lawn as part of the 2005 Black Culture Week celebration.
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Feature Photo: Dig in!

UCSB Alumnus Justin Palmer (left) and intern Michael Jackson speak about the new Student Resource Building at the Groundbreaking Ceremony on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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IVRPD Advises Locals Against Couch Burning

With June and the end of classes in sight, local authorities are also eyeing the return of a notorious Isla Vista pastime: the destruction of unwanted furniture by fire.
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