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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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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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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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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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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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Dizzy D and DJ Einstein, members of the hip hop ensemble Ugly Duckling, pump up students lounging on the sunny lagoon lawn with new crowd-pleasers and old classics at a free concert, sponsored by A.S....
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More than 7,000 concert revelers filed into Harder Stadium for Saturday's Extravaganza concert, featuring headlining band MxPx and rap artist Talib Kweli, as well as numerous local bands.
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Freshmen making the move from the dorms to Isla Vista next year can receive some advice and guidance at a workshop Tuesday night so they don't get screwed by lousy landlords or roommates.
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A selection committee of five University of California regents nominated UC Davis law school student Adam R. Rosenthal on May 20 to become the 2005-06 student regent.
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Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity (Pike) pitched in to help the environment Sunday morning by cleaning garbage from Santa Barbara's Arroyo Burro Beach.
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When police approached the man and inquired about his welfare, he replied, "I'm drunk. I've had two kegs of beer." Officers noted that the man reeked of alcohol, his eyes were bloodshot and his speech...
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In a 14-2 decision, the University of California Regents voted Thursday to approve student fee hikes beginning in summer 2004. Under the new increases, in-state undergraduate students will pay an addi...
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Organizers said Saturday's free Extravaganza concert at Harder Stadium, showcasing 10 bands on two stages and featuring headlining band MXPX, is expected to draw around 10,000 people. The concert, spo...
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Our Children's Earth, an environmental nonprofit organization, has filed a lawsuit against the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments alleging misallocation of public transportation funds.
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