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False Alarm Sparks Impromptu Library Fire Drill

Electricians working in Davidson Library accidentally set off fire alarms in the building and caused the evacuation of students and staff inside Wednesday afternoon.
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UC Briefs: May 27, 2004

UC Davis first-year student Justin Burton was arrested Sunday morning on three counts for allegedly stabbing a fellow UCD student. Burton is charged with attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weap...
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So Then I Said…


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Engineers Take Grant to Heart

LaunchPoint Technologies, a Goleta-based engineering firm, recently received a $4.4 million grant to create the world's first internal heart-assist pump for infants. LaunchPoint will share the five-ye...
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The Superbowl of the Gaming World

If you're a gamer, or if you follow the world of video games at all, then chances are you've already heard about many of the splendid developments in gaming recently like Halo 2, Half-Life 2, Doom 3 a...
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UCSB To Study Commutes of Students, Staff

Researchers at UCSB want to know how students, faculty and staff get to campus every day - and they'll be using everything, from surveys to global positioning trackers, to find out.
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Political Editor Scrutinizes U.S. Labor, Economy

Washington Post columnist Harold Meyerson came to UCSB Tuesday to discuss the potential threats to President Bush's re-election campaign.
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Student Efforts Bring Lecturer to Campus

Conservative political commentator and California State University, Fresno Professor Victor Davis Hanson will speak tonight about terrorism, the war in Iraq and politics across university campuses.
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Tenant Class To Teach How to Move Out

Students living in Isla Vista will have the chance to learn about their rights as tenants and the move-out process at a workshop tonight at 7 in I.V. Theater.
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Drains Take I.V. by Storm


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Two Thousand Show Up to See Face-off on Iraq

The former U.S. ambassador to Iraq Joseph Wilson and the editor of the conservative Weekly Standard magazine William Kristol debated in front of an enormous but respectful crowd Monday night regarding...
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City To Break Ground on Low-Cost Homes

After seven and a half years of planning, construction will finally begin on Santa Barbara's largest affordable housing project ever.
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CalPIRG To Escalate Book Price War

The California chapter of the national Public Interest and Research Group (CalPIRG) is getting a boost from a local nonprofit foundation. CalPIRG, a consumer and student advocacy group, announced Mond...
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Donor’s Challenge Galvanizes SB Activists

With a pledge from a wealthy local, a Santa Barbara County organization is working to receive up to $50,000 to increase voter turnout rates among low-income Santa Barbara residents for the November 20...
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County Briefs: May 25, 2004

At the Goleta City Council meeting Tuesday, May 18, developer Bob Comstock announced his agreement to build nine less homes than the proposed land swap with UCSB and than the city of Goleta originally...
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