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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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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Santa Barbara County's endorsement of a local renters' rights group may open doors to new renting laws.
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Students were "running just as fast as they can" Tuesday to see a long-lost teeny-bopper heroine perform again.
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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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The Daily Nexus takes a look at two proposed master plans for the future of the Isla Vista community.
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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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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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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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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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A Hispanic male was hit and killed by an Amtrak train Saturday morning while walking on train tracks in Montecito.
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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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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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