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Chumash Casino Extension Sparks Debate

The Santa Ynez Valley Band of Chumash Indians will begin the second phase of expansion of the Chumash Casino, despite complaints from local citizens.
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Lagoon Project To Restore Native Plant Life

The putrid smell coming from the campus lagoon can only mean one thing: spring is here.
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UCSB Press Council Picks New Nexus Editor in Chief

With cigar in mouth and Georgia Peach in hand, Brendan Buhler is ready to "up the megatonnage of the Nexus" as the 2002-03 editor in chief.
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Feature Photo: Look Up, See Gulls

Two seagulls take advantage of Wednesday's warm weather with a swim in the Reflecting Pool
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“I Was Never Afraid David Would Hurt Other People”

Diana Attias, the mother of David Attias, testified in court on Tuesday that the ordeal of raising her son, whom she characterized as "sickly" and "inconsolable," wore on her patience and tested her s...
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Campus Legends

We all grow up dreaming of fame and fortune, worshipping our idols, awaiting the day we join their ranks.
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SB Judge To Rule on Validity of Signatures

Santa Barbara Superior Court Judge Thomas Anderle is expected to deliver a final ruling Wednesday on the legality of the signatures gathered for the recall effort against 3rd District Supervisor Gail ...
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Oceanic Toxin May Be Killing Marine Life

The animals may have become sick by eating schooling fish or shellfish contaminated with domoic acid, a naturally occurring toxin that may also cause human illness.
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Non-profit Group To Help Preserve Ellwood Mesa

At its meeting last night, the council unanimously selected the Trust for Public Lands, a national non-profit land conservation organization, to help negotiate tax credits that would facilitate the tr...
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Three IVFP Officers To Receive Guerry Award

Three Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers will receive the distinguished H. Thomas Guerry Award this afternoon. Officer Mark Signa, one of six officers assigned to the Foot Patrol from the University of C...
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Feature Photo: You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out

Sophomore sociology major John Borncamp learns the correct method for condom application at the Safer Sex Fair on Tuesday afternoon in Storke Plaza. The UCSB Sexual Health Peers organized the event, w...
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Defense Begins Case

David Attias' defense team began to lay out their case Monday with testimony from Matthew State, a psychiatrist who treated the defendant when he was 13.
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UC EAP Attracts More Students for 2002-03

More University of California students are going abroad next year than ever before.
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UCs Collaborate on Survey to Examine Students’ Experiences

The University of California has received approximately 17,000 responses from students participating in a survey that could potentially impact future undergraduate education and is the first general s...
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May 21, 2002

The officers arrested her for public intoxication and asked for her name and birthdate. She told the officers that her birthdate was "none of your business."
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