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Students will get a sneak preview of the second installment of Quentin Tarantino's blood-soaked epic "Kill Bill" tonight at a Film Studies Dept. fundraiser.
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The 2004 campus election season has arrived with candidates from three different parties vying for four Associated Students executive positions and 23 representative offices. Seven initiatives are als...
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Police arrested two people last Saturday after one of them allegedly used a loaded handgun to pistol whip an Isla Vista partygoer and the other allegedly attempted to conceal the weapon from investiga...
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UCSB's academic standards are some of the most outrageous in the country, according to the Collegiate Network. In this year's Campus Outrage Awards, released April 1 by the Collegiate Network, UCSB ti...
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Pink Rollerblades stood heel to toe with puppy slippers and timberland boots - 351 pairs of shoes forming a pathway and each pair representing a victim of sexual assault.
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The Goleta City Council voted unanimously yesterday to accept a $4 million grant from the California Wildlife Conservation Board to aid the city in the preservation of Ellwood Mesa.
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From Rexall Drugstore to Primetime Video, the northwest corner of Embarcadero del Mar and Trigo roads continues its 34-year evolution this month with a new restaurant: the Pita Pit.
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By the end of its first meeting of the quarter Monday, the Associated Students Finance Board had voted to spend $10,553 - more than a third of its spring budget.
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Various groups are using everything from shoes to bright blue T-shirts to get the public's attention this week and kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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University of California President Richard Dynes announced his selection of a finalist for the chancellor position at UC San Diego 10 days before he planned due to a news leak.
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Francisco Torres residents switched towers last week and found slightly smaller rooms and more complicated toilets waiting on the other side. Work was recently completed on FT's North Tower, which has...
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As funding for California state parks continues to decrease, park visitors will begin paying increased fees on April 15.
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Luis Rodriguez, award-winning author and poet, will read selections from his works today at 4 p.m. at Campbell Hall. Admission to the event is free. Rodriguez is the author of five books, including tw...
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