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Software Error Lists Voters as Absentees

An anomaly in the county clerk office's voter registration software was responsible for many late-registered voters being erroneously marked as absentee voters at the county's polling locations
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New Administrator To Focus on Design

UCSB has chosen UCLA Campus Architect and Director of Design Marc Fisher as the first Associate Vice Chancellor for Campus Design and Facilities.
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Davis Clinches 2nd Term as Governor

Democratic Gov. Gray Davis defeated Republican businessman Bill Simon Tuesday in a tight contest to remain in office despite widespread voter dissatisfaction over his handling of California's energy c...
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County Avoids Court, Settles Brutality Case

Santa Barbara County will pay nearly $1 million to settle allegations that sheriff's deputies beat two people in May of last year.
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Capps Retains Seat in Congress

In an overwhelming victory, Democratic congressional candidate Lois Capps took approximately 61 percent of the vote in Santa Barbara County and 60 percent district-wide.
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Finance Board Allocates Funds to Theater Group

Associated Students Finance Board continues to give money to student groups despite finance shortages, although they are receiving less money than they have in previous years.
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Jackson Celebrates Landslide Win

Long before the polls closed and even longer before the results were reported, the sign in front of a local cafŽ declared the election-night gathering for Hannah-Beth Jackson a "victory party."
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Sing That Funky Music…

George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic entertain a crowd of about 400. The event took place Sunday night in the UCSB Events Center.
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Car Accident Injures One

A vehicular accident that occurred on Thursday at approximately 9 p.m. near the intersection of Storke and Whittier Roads resulted in minor injuries to one driver.
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Weekend I.V. Blaze Causes No Injuries, Little Damage

The residents of 6655 Sueno Road are facing the task of getting their home back in order, but pleased nonetheless with the performance of local emergency services.
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UCPD Holds Blood Drive, Children’s Safety Fair

The first annual Community Children's Safety Fair and Tri-County Blood Drive was a success despite a lower-than-expected turnout. The UC Police Dept. sponsored the event, held Saturday from 10 a.m. t...
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Berkeley Mourns Death of Activist Former Chancellor

Chang-Lin Tien, the Berkeley chancellor from 1990-1997 and an outspoken supporter of affirmative action, died Oct. 29 at Kaiser Permanente hospital in Redwood City at the age of 67.
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November4, 2002

While the office continued to talk to her, the woman desperately struggled to put on her denim jacket. Once it was on, the officer looked up and noticed the jacket on upside down.
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UC Briefs: UC Briefs: October 21, 2002

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Annual Festival Raises Spirits

Ghouls, goblins and cute little pumpkins strutted their stuff at this year's annual D’a de los Muertos festival. Held in Anisq' Oyo' Park, the festival featured jump houses, musical entertainmen...
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