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Santa Barbara Recognizes Global Epidemic

Over 21.8 million people have lost their lives to AIDS, and in honor of their memory, 192 countries will take part in World AIDS Day.
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I Told You Not to Wear That Stupid Vest!

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SB Commission Endorses Tenants Rights’ Proposal

Santa Barbara County's endorsement of a local renters' rights group may open doors to new renting laws.
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’80s Pop Star Tiffany Rocks Plaza With Comeback Show

Students were "running just as fast as they can" Tuesday to see a long-lost teeny-bopper heroine perform again.
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Finance Board Allocates $3,000 in Attempt to Fix A.S. Directory Error

When most students make a typo, their professors mark them down. Associated Students made a typo affecting roughly 3,500 professors.
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[Re]Vision Isla Vista Finalists: The CORR-idor and Ansiq’Oyo Plans (Part one)

The Daily Nexus takes a look at two proposed master plans for the future of the Isla Vista community.
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A Closer Look: [Re]Vision Isla Vista’s Top Five Designs

The first in a two-part series examining the five finalists in the [RE] Vision Isla Vista Master Plan Design Competition.
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Busy Holiday Roads Lead to Major Automobile Accidents

Increased traffic in Santa Barbara County during the Thanksgiving weekend resulted in more accident-related deaths and injuries than in recent years.
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Printing Snafu Costs Students $3K

The 2000-2001 Associated Students student directories, which have already cost $32,000, received another $3,000 on Monday from Finance Board to correct an error in the printing.
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Police Blotter

From the Reports of the Isla Vista Foot Patrol
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UC Briefs

Sex, Drugs, Tractors; All The UC News That's Fit to Print
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State Official Declares Bush as Florida Victor

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(AP) - Florida's secretary of state certified George W. Bush the winner over Al Gore Sunday night in the state's near-deadlocked presidential vote - but court challenges left in doubt...
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Passenger Train Kills Local Pedestrian

A Hispanic male was hit and killed by an Amtrak train Saturday morning while walking on train tracks in Montecito.
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Editor of ‘Chicken Soup’ Book Series Encourages Students to Explore Life

Though he now lives in Santa Barbara, Jack Canfield grew up in Ohio and West Virginia, later attending Harvard University on a scholarship.
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UC Campuses Consider Changes to Traditional Summer Schedule

In anticipation of Tidal Wave II, UCSB administrators are trying to move more students from beaches to classrooms for future summer sessions.
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