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Physicists Release Findings on Cosmos

BOOMERanG keeps coming back.The strange acronym is the name of the airborne telescope, Balloon Observations of Millimetric Extragalactic Radiation and Geophysics, which helped physicists determine the...
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Drag-stravaganza

Drag king "T. Drake" dances behind "Joey Thicke" during the Disposable Boy Toys' lipsynched rendition of "I'm Your Man" at the Pride Week drag show Tuesday at noon in Storke Plaza.
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National Academy of Sciences Elects Two UCSB Professors

UCSB Professors Alan Heeger and Arthur Gossard were elected to the Academy during its annual meeting May 1 in Washington, D.C. Election is one of the highest honors a scientist can receive.
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Gaucho Gridiron: Play, Punt or Pass?

Associated Students President-elect Brian Hampton is working to bring back Gaucho football, as stated in his campaign platform, though if made a reality, the pom-poms may not be used for a minimum of ...
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Chumash Tribe, County Supervisors at Odds Over Proposed Casino Expansion

Negotiations between the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians and Santa Barbara County representatives regarding the Chumash Casino expansion crapped out last week when tribal leaders said the county vi...
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SBCC Student Falls To Death From DP Home

Twenty-year-old Santa Barbara City College student Timothy Baptista was pronounced dead Sunday at 1 a.m. after falling off a 40-foot cliff onto the beach.
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Strange Alchemy

Steve Giddings comes into his office most mornings and sits down at his desk with a piece of paper and a pencil. Then, he stares off into space.
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2 Men Suffer Injuries in Reported Assault in I.V.

At approximately 11:55 p.m. on Friday, May 4, two male victims were reportedly attacked by a large group of Hispanic male suspects while walking through Estero Park, located at 889 Camino del Sur.
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Pardoned Inmate To Give Speech on Prisoner Activism, Gay Rights

Linda Evans was sentenced to 40 years in prison in 1985 for using false identification to purchase firearms. Women's and multicultural groups on campus say her unusually long sentence was the U.S. gov...
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Private Educator Claims Unfair Advantage for Minorities on Test

After studying the average scores of the 1999 SAT II tests, an Irvine educator has declared the tests biased against African-American and Caucasian students.
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Feature Photo: Not the Face, Not the Face!

Leo Zamora, representing Primo Boxing, gets rocked by a devastating right cross thrown by Austin Peck, fighting for Sigma Chi and State Street Boxing during Pi Kappa Alpha's tenth annual Fight Night i...
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I.V. Loses Bid for Incorporation

Thursday afternoon, in a 6-1 decision, the Santa Barbara County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) voted to exclude Isla Vista and UCSB from the proposed city of Goleta.
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Hillel Celebrates Opening of I.V. Jewish Center

The Hillel building became a reality Thursday afternoon, when the Milton Roisman Jewish Student Center officially opened its doors.
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Annual Fight Night Fundraiser To Help Kids

Tonight 18 UCSB students will box to benefit Say Yes to Kids, an organization that teaches children how to box.
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Local Poets To Participate in ‘Mayday’ Event to Raise Funds for UCSB Catalyst

The editors of Catalyst, UCSB's student literary magazine, give new meaning to the phrase "starving poets."
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