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The new political parties in Associated Students are under attack - by candidates inside and outside the party system.
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The girl is curled up on a sofa much too small to lie down on. The room seems much too small to fit us all in, or at least, much too small to fit me in. Immediately I feel like a voyeur, a spectator i...
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On Friday, April 14, students, friends and family gathered in memory of the 42-year-old Murray at the RecCen Garden Court. Murray died in an auto accident along Highway 154 on March 20.
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Multiple Santa Barbara groups will unite next week to bring the crimes of rape and sexual assault to the community's attention.
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A federal judge in San Francisco issued an injunction against Enron Energy Services on Wednesday to keep the company from altering an energy-billing contract with the University of California.
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His Grace Srila Turiya Das Mahasaya, a priest of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition, performs the Hindu fire ceremony, a spiritual blessing, for the university and Santa Barbara in the HSSB courtyard am...
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Off-Campus Representative candidate Jonathan Kalinski stands and answers questions posed by the audience Thursday afternoon in the Hub as the other candidates await their turn to answer.
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Taking a clue from our national presidential debates, the five candidates for the Associated Students presidency struggled to differentiate themselves from one another Wednesday in the Hub during the ...
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External vice president for statewide affairs (EVPSA) candidates Eneri Rodriguez and Richard "Circus" Varghese debated yesterday in the Hub for a crowd of about 30 people.
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With lines yet to be drawn and decisions still to be made, a few Isla Vista residents debated the pros and cons of I.V.'s possible inclusion within Goleta Now!'s proposed city Wednesday night.
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Approximately 300 people attended the Indian Festival illustrating ancient Vedic culture, at noon on Wednesday in Storke Plaza.
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Despite different political affiliations and competition against each other in the upcoming Spring elections, the Associated Students Legislative Council was able to unanimously pass three position pa...
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In an effort to attract more students over the summer, UCSB Summer Sessions plans to offer an increased number of classes, lower rates and more classes with professors this year.
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Randi Gray-Kristensen, scholar and activist, will give the first workshop this quarter in the MultiCultural Center-sponsored "Race Matters" series, tonight at 7:30 in the MCC lounge.
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