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UCSB Loses Former Vice Chancellor

October 14, 2003 by

A longtime UC administrator died Monday morning. Former Vice Chancellor David Sheldon passed away at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, a few months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
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Lake Cachuma Plan Would Help Trout, Flood Parkland

October 14, 2003 by

Lake Cachuma may soon be a little fuller if local water districts get their way. The Cachuma Operations and Maintenance Board (COMB) has proposed a plan to make the current dam at Cachuma three feet t...
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SB Council Hopefuls Attend Forum

October 14, 2003 by

Ten Santa Barbara City Council candidates convened for a question-answer forum Monday at the Santa Barbara Public Library to discuss their views on new development, the "funk zone" and affordable hous...
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Leggie Confronts Armed Drunk Woman

October 14, 2003 by

Associated Students President Miguel Lopez helped calm a knife-wielding friend after a confrontation outside a party on the 6600 block of Abrego Road last Saturday before running to call police.
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UC Briefs: October 14th, 2003

October 14, 2003 by

UC Berkeley ASUC President Arrested, 'UCSD Uncensored' Website Shuts Down, UC To Review Admissions Process After Report on Berkeley SAT Scores
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October 14th, 2003

October 14, 2003 by

Alcohol and the Descent of Man; After the Slashing, He Rested; Huked on Fonix Wurked fur Mee; Citation To Go
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The Heat Is On at Francisco Torres

October 14, 2003 by


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Missile Protests Continue

October 13, 2003 by

A thick green line painted across the roadway separates protestors from the most advanced space weapons and missile testing facility in the world.
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UCSB To Join Biotech Partnership

October 13, 2003 by

What goes on in a frog's brain is one question among many that could bring millions in federal research dollars to UCSB and, if answered, could shape the technology of the 21st century.
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Mountainfilm Fest To Screen at UCSB

October 13, 2003 by

The collection of short films being shown tonight at UCSB will run the gamut from a profile of a Norwegian base jumper to a film essay about dirt.
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Barbecue Cooks Up Fire Awareness

October 13, 2003 by

The Santa Barbara County Fire Department and Community Awareness and Emergency Response (CAER) co-sponsored a barbecue in Girsh Park on Saturday at noon as part of Fire Prevention Week.
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UCSB Comes Out for Rally

October 10, 2003 by

QSU will host a rally for National Coming Out Day today at noon in Storke Plaza, where queer students will have the opportunity to openly talk about their sexuality.
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Protesters Want Peaceful Work at Vandenberg

October 10, 2003 by

Demonstrators are meeting on Saturday to demand the conversion of Vandenberg Air Force Base from a missile facility to a center for the study and development of sustainable energy sources, like windmi...
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Search Connects Judge to Illicit Campaign Funds

October 10, 2003 by

Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Diana Hall faces possible charges of felony perjury and misdemeanor laundering campaign finance money according to a search warrant affidavit filed this week.
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Marine Scientist Earns Pew Fellowship

October 10, 2003 by

Dr. Steven Gaines' winning of the Pew Marine Conservation Fellowship brings a high tide of prestige to UCSB's Marine Science Institute. Gaines, the director of the Marine Science Institute, was named ...
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