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Ecology Experts Support Island Pig Annihilation

Despite claims of unnecessary swine slaughter from the Channel Islands Animal Protection Association, park employees and certain UCSB professors are saying the eradication of feral pigs on Santa Cruz ...
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Police Receive Grant to Aid I.V. Traffic Control

Bikers in Isla Vista will have more to worry about than becoming the hood ornament on a car next time they speed through a stop sign, courtesy of local law enforcement's recent crackdown on bicycle sa...
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Crews Break it Down for Snidecor Remodel

Demolition crews are currently tearing down part of Snidecor Hall to make way for a new entertainment center.
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IVRPD Gouges Greeks Bearing Park Permit

The Isla Vista Recreation and Park District (IVRPD) unanimously voted at its meeting Thursday night to issue a 900 percent permit fee increase for a fraternity's invitational volleyball tournament.
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All Bets Are On

From left to right, freshman Mackenzie Mee-Lee, junior Joshua Spertell, sophomore Ryan Mock, senior David Eghbali, junior Hamid Tahsildoost and junior Tony DiNoto gather around the table for a round o...
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Leggies Vote on Recruiters, Lock-in Fees

At their Wednesday night meeting, Associated Students Legislative Council voted to support an Academic Senate proposal -- signed by 17 UCSB professors -- that seeks to ban military recruiters from the...
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Tech Programs Get $1 Million Gift

A UCSB Foundation Trustee recently gave $1 million to the university to promote technology research and entrepreneurship. UCSB alumnus Mark Bertelsen and his wife Susan donated $750,000 to the Colleg...
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Animal Services Hounds Owners to Register Dogs

Santa Barbara County Animal Services launched its second annual dog registration campaign Tuesday, asking local pet owners to obtain licenses for their canine companions.
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Science, Humanities to STAR in Weekend Convention at UCSB

An on-campus conference this weekend will use art and literature to translate the abstract and specialized aspects of science into a language regular people can understand.
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Emergency Repairs Close 101; Caltrans Detours Cars to 154

Motorists heading into or out of Santa Barbara today may need to rethink their travel times, as sections of Highway 101 will be closed periodically for roadwork both to the north and the south of the ...
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It’s Raining, It’s Pouring


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UC Briefs: March 3, 2005

An international student at UC Berkeley is in a coma after his car was hit by another car involved in a police chase for suspected drug activity.
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T-Shirt Switch Shows Campus Inner Beauty

Some students wore their shirts inside out Tuesday - for reasons besides not having time to do laundry. As part of the National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Healthy Eating and Living (HEAL), a stud...
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Island Pig Eradication Spurs Wild Controversy

The National Park Service's decision to gun down the Channel Islands' entire population of wild pigs has left some community members squealing in protest.
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UCSB’s Lack of Lots Drives Need for Valet Parking

To compensate for the decreased on-campus parking availability due to ongoing construction, Transportation & Parking Services (TPS) has implemented a free valet service for students, faculty and staff...
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