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ESLP Brings Environmental Lectures to UCSB Students

tudent-led classes at UCSB are bringing together different disciplines to study and recommend environmentally friendly construction and natural resource consumption policies to the University of Calif...
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Feature Photo: Give Freebirds Some Credit

Kip Lorenzetti, a second-year business economics major and supervisor at Freebirds, swipes a customer's credit card, a payment option that is sure to become popular at the restaurant.
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SB Investigators Arrest Three in Stabbing Case

Three suspects were arrested Wednesday for their alleged role in the fatal stabbing of a Santa Barbara minor Tuesday night following a botched attempt to rob a local drug dealer.
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New Plan May Remove Pardall Tunnel

As part of the long-range campus plan and redesign, urban architects are proposing to remove the UCSB bicycle tunnel that travels under Ocean Road and leads onto Pardall Road and replacing it with a s...
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UPTE Union Contemplates Strike Against University

Technical workers throughout the University of California may decide to strike within the next few months if union members vote in favor this Friday.
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PAC/GPAC Talks I.V. Center, Bus Stops

Discussion about the Isla Vista Community Center and renovation of local bus stops went round and round at a meeting of the Project Area Committee/General Plan Advisory Committee (PAC/GPAC) on Wednesd...
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Rain Postpones Lab Completion Date

Because of this year's unusually long winter rains, construction on the Materials Research Laboratory (MRL) expansion has been delayed until this July - four months after the original deadline, univer...
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A.S. Finds, Allocates Budget Surplus

An accounting discrepancy in the Associated Students' 2005-06 budget forced A.S. Legislative Council to reconsider a revised financial plan Wednesday night, even though it approved an incorrect versio...
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Slain Grad’s Former Wife Enters Plea

The ex-wife of slain UCSB graduate student Jarrod Davidson maintained that she had no role in his murder, pleading not guilty to two felony counts at her arraignment Monday.
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SB Mayor To Bring Back Bluer Skies

Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum's pledge to support cleaning up Santa Barbara's skies will give local residents and environmentalists alike cause to breathe what could soon be a healthier sigh of relie...
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PAC/GPAC To Discuss Improvements for I.V.

The Project Area Committee and General Plan Advisory Committee (PAC/GPAC) will meet tonight to discuss the financial fate of the Isla Vista Community Center, improvements to I.V. bus stops and funding...
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Goleta Youth Dies of Single Stab Wound

Police are investigating the murder of a 17-year-old man who died from a stab wound late Tuesday night after he was attacked by knife-wielding assailants in Goleta.
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Speaker Maps Out Road to Success

Roger McNamee, a self-made Silicon Valley pioneer, mapped out the four steps of success in the new economy to a crowd of UCSB students yesterday in Corwin Pavilion.
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Professor Gets the Dirt on Societies

Despite its constant presence beneath feet, few people recognize that soil is the key to both humanity's past and future - but one UCSB professor is trying to change that.
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Shake It Like a Polaroid Picture


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