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Central Coast AIDS Project Holds Memorial

May 17, 2002 by

The 19th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial, a vigil dedicated to the memory of AIDS victims, will take place at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday at the Trinity Episcopal Church, located at 1500 State St.
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Study Finds Student Jobs May Affect Grades

May 17, 2002 by

Full-time students who work more than 25 hours a week are in danger of hurting their academics and college experience, according to a report released by California Public Interest Research Group, the ...
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University Briefs: May 17, 2002

May 17, 2002 by

The University of California Board of Regents approved a policy Thursday granting the same-sex domestic partners of UC faculty and staff pension benefits equal to those currently received by spouses a...
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Feature Photo: Looks Like a Feast

May 17, 2002 by

Leftovers of a successful Luau remain Thursday evening at 6 p.m. in the Zeta Phi Rho fraternity house. The night featured Hawaiian and Polynesian cultures, including dance performances and a tradition...
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Prosecution Rests Case in Attias Trial

May 15, 2002 by

After three weeks of testimony, deputy district attorney Patrick McKinley rested his case against murder suspect David Attias on Tuesday afternoon.
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Officials Find Disease at Day Care Center

May 15, 2002 by

The Santa Barbara County Health Dept. announced Wednesday that samples from UCSB's Orfalea Family Children's Center on West Campus tested positive for the disease Raccoon Roundworm.
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A.S. Leaves Groups in Funding Lurch

May 15, 2002 by

Next year, UCSB students may not be able to enjoy the wealth of cultural, educational and entertaining events that they have seen in past years, as campus organizations that sponsor those events will ...
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Regents Debate ACT, SAT Content

May 15, 2002 by

The University of California Board of Regents met at UC Los Angeles on Wednesday to discuss changes in admissions policy intended to better prepare and evaluate students for college.
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Davis Proposes Cuts to University Budget

May 15, 2002 by

Despite the fact that a revision to Gov. Gray Davis' budget for 2002-03 cuts University of California funding by $162 million, tuition rates will not rise during the next academic year.
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SB Court Rules in Favor of State Street Building Plan

May 15, 2002 by

The Santa Barbara City Council approved the development project, La Entrada de Santa Barbara, which was first proposed in 1991 by developer Bill Levy, in August 2001.
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Feature Photo: “Hey…No Cutting!”

May 15, 2002 by

Two "Star Wars" fanatics re-enact the famous light saber duel in front of the Arlington Theatre downtown.
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UC, Zeneca To Clean Up Toxic Marsh Property

May 15, 2002 by

Stege Marsh, a 100-acre plot of land part in Richmond, Calif., has been one of the 10 most polluted "toxic hot spots" in the Bay Area since 1998. Now the University of California and Zeneca Corporatio...
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Feature Photo: To Everything Spin, Spin, Spin

May 15, 2002 by

Marina Martinez Jimenez shows onlookers how to spin wool in front of the Women's Center on Tuesday at an American Indian Teach-In and Festival. The event was a part of the American Indian Cultural Cel...
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Court Arraigns Student in Ecstasy Case

May 14, 2002 by

One of two UCSB graduate students suspected of conspiring to manufacture, possess and sell Ecstasy (MDMA) pleaded not guilty during his arraignment in the Santa Barbara Superior Court on Monday.
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City Council Postpones Ellwood Coast Proposal

May 14, 2002 by

Before a large, standing-room only crowd late Monday night, the Goleta City Council decided to postpone its decision on a proposal that could protect hundreds of acres of the Ellwood coast.
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