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Superior Court To Move Ahead With Murder Trial

The trial of the three suspects charged with the murder of UCSB graduate student Jarrod Davidson will continue, following a decision from the Santa Barbara County Superior Court Sep. 30.
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AIDS Walk Brings Record Amount of Funds

Over 300 participants at the Pacific Pride Foundation's 15th Annual Santa Barbara County AIDS Walk Saturday morning used their hearts and soles to help raise thousands of dollars for a good cause.
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UCSB Welcomes, Aims to Aid Hurricane Katrina Victims

As students displaced by Hurricane Katrina settle into UCSB, Gaucho organizations prepare for a series of fundraisers to send aid back to the Gulf Coast.
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SPF Grant-Application Deadline Nears

Local environmental groups and researchers in need of sponsorship this quarter can apply for grants from the Associated Students Shoreline Preservation Fund (SPF) - as long as they can make the Thursd...
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Backpainting Is an Art


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Santa Rosa Relies on Staff From Other Halls During Hunt for RDs

Office of Residential Life officials expect to replace the head staff at Santa Rosa Residence Hall within the next week, after having the positions vacated since approximately the beginning of Fall Qu...
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Bio Dept. Welcomes New Building

The Life Sciences Technology Building (LSTB) has finally opened its doors this fall after almost three years of construction delays, giving faculty a brand-new home for research.
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County Lengthens Pot Seizure Season

Over the past month, Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Dept. has made extensive efforts to nip marijuana growth in the bud. The Sheriff's Dept. Narcotics Bureau has extended the marijuana removal season,...
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Law School Hopefuls Prepare for LSAT

Tonight, most UCSB students will be out partying, but for that small group of students who will be taking the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) Saturday morning, this is the last opportunity to study -...
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Freedom Fest To Raise Money for Darfur Struggle

The live music that will be streaming from Anisq' Oyo' Park this Saturday is expected to draw nearly 1,000 people to the Darfur Freedom Fest -- a daylong festival to help support the relief effort for...
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Gauchos Promote Voter Registration

Across campus, students are being encouraged to register to vote and make their political voice heard in the upcoming special election in November.
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City Salutes New Complex

Local politicians, community members and residents of a new housing complex on South Voluntario Street are celebrating the opening of the building, which has increased the availability of affordable h...
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25 and Going Strong!


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Students Assist Hurricane Relief Effort

Just nine days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, four UCSB students joined the Red Cross to help Louisiana's residents deal with the aftermath of the disaster.
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Facebookers To Face Write-Ups for Dorm Photos

Campus residents beware: don't put anything on Facebook that you wouldn't want your resident assistant (RA) to see. Online social networks like the one found at www.facebook.com, which allow members t...
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