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Tap Dancer Delights Lobero Audience

The Santa Barbara community welcomed a highly anticipated guest artist as tap dancing sensation Savion Glover performed in front of a sold-out crowd at the Lobero Theatre on Sunday night.
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Microbiology Undergrad Wins National Recognition

Tetrahymena thermophilia, a microorganism that derives its name from the Greek words for love and heat, may seem microscopic, but it is larger than life for third-year microbiology major Andrea Medina...
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Frat, Surfrider Team Up to Clean Up

Sleeping in this weekend was not on the agenda for the fraternity brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE), who were up before noon to participate in a beach cleanup.
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Reserve Council Opposes More Cuts

The Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council voted unanimously Friday to send a letter to the governor expressing its concern for the effects of budget cuts on the reserve program.
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FIJI Leaves I.V. Frat House

The Greek letters are down, the fraternity crest is gone and the house that was once home to the Santa Barbara chapter of Phi Gamma Delta - also known as FIJI - is all but empty.
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County Forces Unpaid Leave at SB Courts

Statewide budget cuts forced Santa Barbara County Superior Court employees to take a mandatory, unpaid day off Monday, Nov. 10. The forced leave of absence was one of a total of 13 days that local cou...
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New Gauchos Love UCSB Activities

This year's freshman class may be slow to learn the rules of the bike path and how to share the sidewalk with skateboarders, but they have jumped into UCSB's extracurricular scene with unusual enthusi...
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Film Examines Warden’s View of Death Penalty

On Thursday, the UCSB chapter of Amnesty International presented an anti-death penalty film featuring retired prison warden Don Cabana in the Multicultural Center Theater.
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Hip Hop Poet Brings Rhymes to Students

Poet, writer, actress and hip hop recording artist Jessica Care Moore recited poetry from both of her books, 1997's Words Don't Fit in My Mouth, and 2003's The Alphabet Verses: the Ghetto, in a perfor...
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Sent From Abroad

Imagine sitting in lecture and hearing words you've never heard before, coming home and wondering what planet your roommates are from, and then partying it up because you decide its all too foreign to...
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Fullove Injury Leaves UCSB in Suspense

Senior guard Branduinn Fullove, a three-year starter for the men's basketball team, went down hard in the first half of Wednesday night's 74-72 exhibition loss and did not return.
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Leg Council Backs Strike, Beer, Hip Hop

A step was taken to bridge the social lives of drinkers and teetotalers at Wednesday night's meeting of the Associated Students Legislative Council.
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Board of Supervisors Hopefuls File Papers

Candidates for the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors are in the midst of the second filing period for candidacy declarations, fees and petitions. The filing deadlines for the Santa Barbara Cou...
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Career Fair Brings In Businesses

Future job hunters had their prey laid out for them at an event in Storke Plaza Wednesday afternoon. The Business Economics Association and the Latino Business Association presented its eighth annual ...
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