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A.S. Opposes New Apartments, Cites Lack of Student Input

Associated Students Legislative Council unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday night opposing further action on the San Clemente Apartments proposal, claiming that students have not had enough inpu...
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Feature Photo: 25 Years of Service


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March Opposes Violence

Approximately 100 people walked from Greek Park to Storke Plaza for a candlelight vigil, sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
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Community Program Sells Excess Food to Local Organizations

Since it began two years ago, the Gleaning Program has salvaged 30 tons of fruits and vegetables for the Food Bank of Santa Barbara County, which provides affordable food to 150 local nonprofit organi...
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Police Search for Unidentified Man Who Offered Ride to Boy

An unidentified male offered a ride to an 8-year-old boy waiting for his mother in front of Robertson Gym on Tuesday.
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Real Stories of the IV Foot Patrol

Poor, Poor College Students At approximately 11:22 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18, IVFP officers heard a loud stereo playing from a residence on the 6700 block of Trigo Road. Officers observed a 20-year-ol...
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Schwab Helps To Fund Catholic Studies Program

Investment broker Charles Schwab recently donated $1 million to help establish a Catholic studies program at UCSB.
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University Researches New Spintronics Technology to Improve Computer Storage

Top-of-the-line computers today offer about 80 gigabytes of hard disk space, but new technology being researched at UCSB may make it possible for computers to have terrabit storage.
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Outreach Brings UCSB to Fifth-Graders

Most fifth graders are not allowed to play with dry ice, liquid nitrogen and methane, but under a UCSB-affiliated outreach program, it is all part of hands-on learning.
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Drug Users Have Clean Alternative

Santa Barbara County's needle exchange program has distributed 120,000 clean needles since the program began at the Pacific Pride Foundation in June 2000.
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Feature Photo: Work That Asphalt


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UCSB Debates Parking Fee Increase

The university is proposing a 42 percent parking fee increase in January to fund a $26 million parking structure on Lot 10.
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The Aids Epidemic in South Africa

Some of us spent last summer schooling, working or lounging, but senior film studies major Dion Mucciacito spent his summer revolutionizing his outlook on the world.
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Private Study Sees Fiscal Trouble for Proposed Cityhood

A report released last week by California Economic Forecast claims that the proposed city of Goleta could face a decade of deficits if cityhood - the Measure H proposal - is approved by voters on Nov....
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New Study Asserts Benefits of Home Counseling

Seven thousand, four hundred ninety-eight cases of child abuse were reported in Santa Barbara County last year, some of which, based on a recent study by UCSB professor Daphne Bugental, might have bee...
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