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Marine Gets Citizenship After Death

When Filipino-born Gunnery Sgt. Joseph Menusa, 33, died for the United States during combat in Iraq on March 27, he was not a U.S. citizen. By the time he is buried in Tracy, Calif., later this week, ...
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Author Brings ‘A Problem From Hell’ To University

Power is speaking as part of the "Global Forces in the Post-Cold War World" lecture series sponsored by the UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, UCSB Arts & Lectures, the Global and Intern...
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Actors To Present American Voices

"American Dreams: Lost and Found," a theatric adaptation of a book of interviews published by Pulitzer Prize-winner Studs Terkel will be performed by The Acting Company on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Campb...
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How To Freeze Your Moguls Off in April

Wesley Smith, pictured here, took first place skiing the moguls while representing the UCSB ski and snowboard team this past weekend at Mammoth Mountain. The event was the club team's last race of the...
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DP Blaze Damages Home

A two-alarm fire at 6622 Del Playa Drive Sunday evening left eight students without a place to live for at least two days. The SB County Fire Dept. investigator will begin looking for the cause of the...
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Locals Support, Protest War

The downtown intersection of State and De La Vina streets also hosted an intersection of two opposing viewpoints on the ongoing war Saturday afternoon.
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Police Make Arrest In Motel Standoff

A nearly seven-hour standoff between a transient and Santa Barbara police ended peacefully at about 1 a.m. Saturday. The incident began at 5:53 Friday afternoon, when Santa Barbara resident 51-year-ol...
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New Reality Game Show Aims to ‘Score’ in I.V.

A new reality television show "Score!" premiered at a packed I.V. Theater on Friday night. The racy show turns innocent hooking up into pure competition as two opponents hit the streets of I.V. lookin...
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New IVRPD Boardmember Brings Fresh Ideas

A unanimous vote Thursday night made UCSB student Logan Green the newest member of the Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District Board of Directors.
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Open Contest Seeks Parking Permit Designs

Attention campus artists: Imagine seeing 15,000 miniaturized duplications of your artwork on sale for $150 a pop, then seeing them zoom around campus on car windshields. For a small group of UCSB's mo...
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SB Airport Welcomes Horizon Air

Planes flying out of the Santa Barbara Airport may do so with the logo of a newly added airline on their wings. Horizon Air, "the Wings of the Great Northwest" now flies nonstop flights to Seattle and...
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UC Briefs: April 6, 2003

On March 14, the University of California released an investigative report concerning three separate claims of administrative and faculty misconduct at UC Riverside.
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Car Strikes Two Students

Freshmen Rachelle Lieppman and Gabriella Ascione, both 18, were struck from behind at 10:30 p.m. while traveling southbound with four friends on Camino Corto toward Abrego Road.
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UCPD Reacts to Alert Status

The UC Police Dept. has increased patrols around campus and tightened restriction on vehicle parking on campus in response to the nation's High Alert Homeland Security status.
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