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Towers To Increase Cell Phone Reception

Workers finished installing a new cell base station on Sunday night that will improve cell phone reception for some students on campus.
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A.S. Allocates Funding for Children, Discusses Pledge of Allegiance Bill

In the last two weeks, Associated Students has given blood and money, and debated God and country.
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Protestors Gather at Vandenberg AFB

Approximately 50 people gathered in front of Vandenburg Air Force Base on Saturday, Oct. 13, to commemorate the second annual International Day of Protest to Stop the Militarization of Space.
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Author Delivers Speech on Life of Italian Revolutionary

"If beating up professors was not what Negri had in mind when he had the idea of mass illegality, he should have said so," author and journalist Alexander Stille said.
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UCSB Briefs

UCSB Professor To Help With Trauma Victims Education and psychology professor Larry Beutler will provide training next week for American Red Cross workers who will counsel survivors of the Sept. 11 at...
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Settlement To Fund Marine Restoration

Damage caused to the Channel Islands environment over 30 years ago - when 1,800 metric tons of industrial waste were discharged into coastal waters - is now being addressed in the form of a multi-mill...
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Feature Photo: The Lines, They Are a Changin’


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Feature Photo: Sailing Over the Railing


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ResNet Coordinators Increase Bandwidth to Speed Up Access

Students are using up Internet resources as fast as the school can supply them.
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State Senate Approves CSUCI Land Trade

Governor Gray Davis recently passed special legislation allowing a property exchange between California State University Channel Islands and private landowners.
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Forum Addresses Future UCSB Shoreline Housing

Isla Vista Town Hall meeting addresses UCSB plans for development on its west- and north-campus properties - located at Ellwood shores, an environmentally sensitive habitat area protected under the Ca...
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Officials Consider SB Water Quality

Contaminants lurking in the water of local creeks and oceans persuaded public officials to hold a forum on water quality Thursday night at the Santa Barbara Main Library.
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Feature Photo: Dude Looks Like A Lady…Or Maybe Not?


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County Decides To Remove Santa

As if the lack of snow on Santa Claus Lane in Carpenteria isn't bad enough, the county has now decided to retire the jolly fat man himself from the rooftop.
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Local Suspect Could Face More Charges in Sexual Assault Case

At a preliminary hearing for rape suspect Ted Tyler on Wednesday morning, the district attorney's office requested a continuation until Monday, Oct. 29, to consider the possibility of bringing additio...
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