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Family, Friends Remember UCSB Alumnus

This Saturday, friends and family of former UCSB chemistry graduate student Michele Guidoni will gather to share memories and celebrate the life of the man they describe as exceptional in brilliance a...
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World AIDS Fair to Educate Students

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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Trucks Haul Illegally Parked Cars

While more cars may have been towed from Isla Vista and UCSB than last year, local law enforcement officers are saying that this year's operations ran with fewer hitches than they have before.
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Clothing Sale to Benefit Charity

While the pockets of their newly purchased pants might be a little emptier than usual, local shopaholics will be able to spend their cash on new denim and other designer clothing this week knowing tha...
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Apple Promotion Rewards Computer Gear Flaunters

With the launch of Apple Computer's new promotional campaign, students and faculty can win several prizes this month by showing off their Apple gear while on campus.
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Lectures Aim to Remember ’60’s Activism

Famous activist Angela Davis and folksinger Arlo Guthrie will bring back the spirit of 1960s political activism by presenting debate and song in separate venues today.
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Fall A.S. Funds Grow; Student Requests Wane

Devoid of student group attendance at its regularly scheduled meeting, the Associated Students Finance Board concluded their Monday afternoon business after seven minutes, making it the group's shorte...
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Police Kept Busy During Weekend

Although today is officially Halloween, holiday celebrations on Friday and Saturday night resulted in hundreds of arrests and citations, and left many revelers in need of medical treatment after they ...
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Caltrans Refines CA Highway in Effort to Reduce Driving Perils

As part of a series of countywide highway improvement projects, Caltrans is looking to decrease the possibility of accidents on State Route 217 by installing concrete dividers between its northbound a...
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Library Goes Wild With Revamp

The southwest side of Davidson Library received a little horticultural care Saturday afternoon when members of the Environmental Affairs Board (EAB) weeded out invasive plants and replaced them with m...
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Student Health Offers Flu Shots Through Fall ’05

Students looking to avoid the aches, pains and fevers caused by the influenza virus can drop by Student Health to get a vaccine, beginning today.
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Caltrans Plans Short Closure of Busy Highway 1

Frequent users of Highway 1 will have to find a different route that takes them to their destination, thanks to a multi-million dollar road repair project that will leave the road closed through late ...
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Building Muscles One Step at a Time


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Lots To Go Toe-to-Tow With Visitors

Local residents and out-of-town revelers looking to leave cars in Goleta over the Halloween weekend be warned - many Goleta businesses will be monitoring their lots and towing vehicles parked there fo...
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Residence Halls To Hike Security Over Halloween Weekend

While almost every house in Isla Vista will be crowded this weekend with hordes of Halloween visitors, a newly revised policy aims to keep the university residence halls completely devoid of guests.
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