News

Cutbacks in Rig Reviews Cause Alarm

Local environmental and government agencies have recently received word that federal regulators have cut inspections of oil platforms off the California coast from several times a week to once a month...
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Students Can Study, Travel

UCSB has a plan to enable more students to travel and go to school at the same time with more off-campus extension programs and two summer sessions programs abroad - one in Mexico and a new program st...
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I.V. Meter Plan Hopes To Ease Parking Congestion

Time is ticking down to the installation of parking meters in Isla Vista, which could start collecting coins and flashing violation signs as early as fall 2003.
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UCSC Student Tumbles off DP Cliff, Fractures Arm

A UC Santa Cruz student spent his holiday weekend in the hospital after falling off a cliff on Del Playa Drive on Saturday night. Twenty-year-old Nico Macias stepped over a balcony railing on the 6500...
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Maritime Museum Trolls for New Exhibit Funding

The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum is seeking donations to fund further explorations in nautical education.
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Groups To Discuss Fate of Goleta Seawall

Goleta Beach's future will again be the topic of discussion at tonight's Coalition to Save Goleta's Beaches (CSGB) community meeting.
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A.S. Approves Program Board Honoraria Bill

At Associated Students Legislative Council meeting Wednesday night, Leg Council discussed honoraria and Judicial Council appointments, and approved a resolution opposing federal anti-terrorism legisla...
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Culture Week Seeks to Curb Stereotypes

The Asian Resource Center, in cooperation with over 25 student organizations, claimed May as Asian/Pacific Islander Month. The theme of API Month is "We Are Not Chinks: Deconstructing Stereotypes."
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Buhler, Buhler: Nexus Chief Returns to Helm for 2003-04

The UCSB Press Council announced yesterday its choice of Brendan Buhler as next year's editor-in-chief of the Daily Nexus, making him the first person in Nexus history to be elected twice to that posi...
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Chalk Full of Talent

Tom Meaney works on a chalk picture of his three daughters last weekend at the 16th annual I Madonnnari Italian Street Painting Festival held on the grounds of the Santa Barbara Mission. This was one ...
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Vroom Baby, Yeah!

Students peer into the cockpit of a Champ Car, a high-speed open-wheel race car, on display Wednesday afternoon in the Arbor as part of a national tour called No Limits: Racing, Technology, Passion. T...
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UCSB Plans for FT Takeover

The lascivious lifestyle of Francisco Torres may become nothing more than a fond memory as the university prepares to take over the towers, after renovations are complete on the Francisco Torres Resid...
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Alums Hope for Packed ‘House’

Tonight three UCSB alumni will present "Our House," an award-winning documentary that follows the lives of three disabled adults living in Isla Vista. The documentary will be shown in I.V. Theater at ...
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Crowd Calls for Justice at Local March

A crowd of people as diverse as the many causes they represented joined together in the People's March for Economic and Social Justice on State Street on Saturday.
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