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Bren Building To Join ‘Green’ Tour

The Sustainability Project, a local organization, is hosting its third annual Parade of Green Buildings on Oct. 12, which will feature a variety of local environmentally friendly, or "green" buildings...
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Touch Tanks To Move to New Facility

The touch tanks are not open to the general public. However, thanks to the ongoing efforts of the institute, classes and tour groups will continue to receive occasional opportunities to cop a feel.
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YMCA Takes Charge of Teen Center in I.V.

The new management behind a youth center in Isla Vista intends not only to pick up where the old regime left off, but to go even further in providing new services for the community's youth.
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Fraternities To Conduct Bone Marrow Drive

Two local fraternities are lending a helping hand to the American Red Cross and families of individuals searching for suitable bone marrow donors.
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New Bill Helps Tenants’ Rights

A recently passed legislative bill may save some renters their security deposits and force some property owners to hire additional move-out staff.
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War on Iraq: Not in Their Name

On Sept. 21, approximately 400 people gathered on Cota Street in downtown Santa Barbara to march in opposition of the proposed military action against Iraq.
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SB Bowl Expands Facilities

The Santa Barbara Bowl has received its first face lift and is now anticipating a full makeover, thanks to millions of dollars dedicated to recent and upcoming renovations.
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County Looks Into Pool Death

The Santa Barbara County Coroner's Office is currently investigating the death of 20-year-old Lompoc resident Ryan Dixon-Williams.
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A.S. Discusses Fall Election, Clerical Strike

Wednesday's Associated Students Legislative Council meeting addressed the two hottest topics on campus this week: the A.S. Special Election and the upcoming clerical workers' strike.
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Researcher Lectures on Resistant Bacteria

People around the world are dying of bacterial infections that were once entirely treatable with conventional antibiotics and as modern medicine advances, the situation stands to get worse, not better...
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Action Jackson

State Assemblymember Hannah-Beth Jackson greets students in front of the Arbor Wednesday, encouraging them to vote in the upcoming elections.
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Anderson Takes Oath as New SB Sheriff

After several months of training and preparation, Jim Anderson is ready to take his position as Santa Barbara's top dog. Anderson, who was elected in March, was sworn in as Santa Barbara County sherif...
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Writer Discusses Dangerous Life

Sebastian Junger author of The Perfect Storm and Fire, will read from his works and discuss his experiences as a journalist at 4 p.m. in Corwin Pavilion.
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I.V. Lecture Hall To Open in ’03

Embarcadero Hall, UCSB's new lecture hall, is scheduled to open in January 2003. Located across from Woodstock's Pizza in Isla Vista, the hall is being constructed in the historic Bank of America buil...
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Beach Group Assesses Yearly Agenda, Funds

The Shoreline Preservation Fund began its third year with an agenda including funding projects for water quality testing, protecting snowy plovers and continuing its Beachsweep program.
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