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UCSB Hillel To Salsa for Argentine Jews

UCSB Hillel will be hosting its first Salsa Night this evening, promising an evening of food, dance and prize giveaways to benefit Argentina's Jewish community.
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A.S. Leg Council Conducts Final Meeting of Year

With their last hurrah, the 2002-03 Associated Students Legislative Council showed the incoming representatives that Wednesday nights can provide all the tension and excitement of their favorite telev...
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Research Journal Requests Undergraduate Submissions

Discovery, UCSB's annual journal for undergraduate research, is currently accepting research papers from all areas of study for publication in next year's edition.
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A Change for the Wetter


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County Parks Dept. To Raise Entrance Fees

Access to several Santa Barbara County parks will become more costly this summer with proposed fee increases for day use and overnight visitors.
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LAN Event To Ensnare Gaming Enthusiasts

UCSB's new Computer Gaming Club will be hosting its first Local Area Network (LAN) party Saturday, where students who enjoy computer games can get together with others who share their interest.
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Fire Dept. To Honor Volunteers, Civilians

The Santa Barbara County Fire Dept. is holding a citizen recognition luncheon today in honor of citizens and businesses who have contributed their time and effort over the past year.
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UCSB Studies Link Alzheimer’s Disease, Macular Degeneration

The saying goes, "Out of sight, out of mind." And recent studies by UCSB researchers suggest there may be something to it.
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May 28, 2003

Carport of Love Friday, May 23, 11:28 p.m.: Officers patrolling the 6600 block of Sabado Tarde Road observed a man standing in a dark carport, with the back of his head visible over a parked car. When...
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Think of the Children


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Sale of FT To Cost County

The recent sale of the Francisco Torres off-campus residence hall from College Park Communities to UCSB will cost the county an estimated half million dollars in property tax revenue per year, Santa B...
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Students Seek Summer Units

With the cost of attending the University of California on the rise, students have turned to summer school as a way to save money and graduate sooner.
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Luau To Aid Injured Fraternity Brother

Alpha Tau Omega is holding a Hawaiian luau to raise money for the hospital bills incurred by fraternity brother Kyle Engelbert, who was paralyzed April 28 after falling on his head while wrestling wit...
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Campbell Hall To Host Reel Loud Film Festival

The student-run Reel Loud Film Festival will combine live performances by musicians, singers, dancers, actors and comedians with 13 student silent film productions tonight at 7:30 in Campbell Hall.
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Group Grades ‘Bummer Beaches’

East Beach at Mission Creek is, according to Santa Monica-based environmental group Heal the Bay, a nauseating, rash-inducing eyesore. It is, in a word, a bummer.
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