Kenyan Writer Speaks Against Globalization
An author renowned for writing in both English and his native African language came to UCSB Thursday to discuss the impact of language on the changing world order.
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An author renowned for writing in both English and his native African language came to UCSB Thursday to discuss the impact of language on the changing world order.
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A lawsuit filed Thursday by three nonprofit environmental groups may force the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to update clean water permits issued to oil drilling platforms off the Califor...
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Billions of people awaken every day and turn on the water faucet to wash their faces. But, as mundane as it may seem, there are still many communities worldwide that would consider running water and f...
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UCSB's surfing club team quit stalling and got its first win of the season in the last contest before the upcoming state championships.
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Candle-bearing marchers gathered on the UCSB Women's Center lawn Wednesday night to commemorate Roe v. Wade, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that effectively legalized abortion 31 years ago t...
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Isla Vista's newest business aims to unite body, mind and soul - but probably in awkward positions. Workers are putting the finishing touches on the I.V. Yoga Studio, located at 910 Embarcadero del No...
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Chancellor Henry Yang and his wife Dilling were among the spectators to a heated debate over a tobacco-related bill at Wednesday night's meeting of the Associated Students Legislative Council.
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Saturday, Jan. 17, 11:42 p.m. - IVFP officers on the 6700 block of DP saw a 19-year-old man standing on the sidewalk and urinating. Due to his drunken state, the man was also urinating on his shoes an...
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Second-year graduate student Eyal Aharoni performs a trick during a Unicycle Club of SB meeting Wednesday under Storke Tower.
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University police are investigating the theft of over $15,000 worth of equipment that occurred on campus over the long weekend.
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Habitat for Humanity received a $240,000 loan from the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on Jan.13 that will be used to build three new low-income houses between Highway 101 and upper ...
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UC Police Dept. is investigating a reported sexual battery that happened over the weekend in the Santa Rosa Residence Hall. The alleged battery occurred Jan. 17 on the 1100 wing of the residence hall ...
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As a precaution against the West Nile Virus, the Santa Barbara Coastal Vector Control District is proposing an annual assessment to be paid by property owners in the city of Santa Barbara and South Co...
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The first UCSB Greek Week in 20 years will kick off today with a rally in Storke Plaza from noon to 1 p.m. Five co-ed teams made up of fraternities and sororities from each of UCSB's four greek chapte...
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