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Breeding Season Yields Plover Chicks

The snowy plover has had another successful breeding season, thanks to four years of combined efforts by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Coal Oil Point Reserve staff, Santa Barbara Audubon Soc...
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Candidate for State Assembly Visits UCSB

Pedro Nava, Democratic candidate for the 35th District California State Assembly representative, visited Storke Plaza on Wednesday to rally student support for the upcoming Nov. 2 election.
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UCSB’s Theft, Sex Offense Rates Increase

The recently released 2003 Clery Report for UC Santa Barbara shows burglary and forcible sex offense rates have increased, while liquor and drug offense rates have decreased at the university.
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“Corporation” Set to Re-screen Tonight

After turning away approximately 500 people from its first sold-out showing, UCSB Arts & Lectures plans to re-screen "The Corporation" at 7:30 tonight in Campbell Hall.
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SB County Fire Dept. Promotes Veteran Staff

It has been a week of change for the Santa Barbara County Fire Dept., with three employees stepping into positions of greater responsibility and five new faces making their debut.
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SBPD To Crack Down on Underage Drinkers

The Santa Barbara City Police Dept. received a $50,000 grant this summer to increase enforcement of alcohol-related crimes in downtown Santa Barbara, specifically targeting people using fake identific...
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Leggies Revise A.S. Concert Plans

Associated Students met for a record-breakingly short time Wednesday night to discuss upcoming A.S.-sponsored events and to confirm A.S. board and committee representatives. The main discussion in the...
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Towering Above the Rest


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Del and the Crowd Get Funkee


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UCSB Praises Newest Laureate

In a teleconference hosted by Chancellor Henry Yang, Kydland was recognized for his research on business cycles and macroeconomic policy. About 50 UCSB faculty members and media associates crowded int...
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Sale Violations Send Licenses Up in Smoke

As a result of an undercover sting, three stores in Isla Vista had their tobacco retail licenses for 30 days Tuesday after they were caught selling tobacco products to minors.
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Democrats Grab Capps on the Campaign Trail

United States Congresswoman Lois Capps talked about the importance of voting and political involvement to a crowd of nearly 140 students at Tuesday night's Campus Democrats meeting.
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Congressional GOP Candidate Counters Capps

Republican congressional candidate Dr. Don Regan spoke Tuesday at the College Republican's meeting at Girvetz Hall, making his case for why student voters should check his name on their Nov. 2 ballots...
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Green VP Candidate Speaks in MCC

Independent candidate Ralph Nader's vice presidential running mate, Peter Camejo, came to campus Tuesday to bash Bush and Kerry and build up the Green Party.
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Students To Go Clubbing in Plaza

Live music and dancing will mark today's activity fair, which will allow students to get information on UCSB's multitude of clubs and organizations. The UCSB Office of Student Life (OSL) will host 20t...
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