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December 5, 2005:
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Tradition of Holiday Giving Remains Strong on Campus
NSF Grant Launches Research, Training Project with China
Study: La Conchita Slide Part of Much Larger Landslide
Program Recycles Some Hi-Tech Trash
Casual Security Attitudes Often Lead to Office Thefts
Web Chats on UC’s Future Continue
First Endowed Chair in Computer Science Established
New Web Site for Cylinder Recordings
Faculty Outreach Grants Available
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November 21, 2005:
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Panel Launches SAGE Center for the Study of Mind at UCSB
Centennial Celebrates Sartre’s Legacy
Proposed UC Budget Would Raise Salaries
Solar Energy Option to Power Campus Discussion
Library Diversity Fellows a Model for Others
Nelson Part of Award-Winning Team
Parking Boards Elect New Leaders
Cheadle Biodiversity Center Opens
EOP Counselor Brings Skills, Heritage to Bear for American Indian Students
Political Scientist Teaches in Estonia this Quarter, Thanks to Fulbright
Greenwood Resigns UC Provost Position
UC Faculty Diversity Group to Visit
Ries to Dance as Grand Duke in ‘The Nutcracker’
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November 7, 2005:
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Historian Named to Cordano Chair
$2.35-Million Gift to Autism Center Will Expand Facilities, Programs
Research Reinforces Tropical Heat Links to Rise in Global Warming
Housing Principles Sent to Chancellor for Final Approval
Faculty Pay Increases 2%
SPOT Fetches Satellite Images from Space
Dental Benefits to Improve
Flu Clinics Set
Signing on for EL Pilar Plan
New Home for Athletics
German Award Recognizes Chemist
Turkey Trot on Nov. 19
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October 17, 2005:
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Flu Vaccination Clinics Planned for Employees
Medical Co-Pays to Rise; Disability Plan Opens Up
Open Enrollment Workshops Scheduled
New Center to Study Nanotechnology’s Social Impact
Monthly Parking Rates Increase $1
Campus Parking to Be Restricted on Pre-Halloween Weekend
Vendor Fair Presentations to Showcase New FlexCard
Indian Heritage Month
Parents, Family Weekend Will Happen on Nov. 4-6
UCSB Welcomes New Faculty Members
UCSB Expert Teams with 'Supernanny' in Episodes for TV Reality Series
Enron-Related Settlements Now Total Over $7 Billion
Economists to Discuss Equity Puzzle
Academic Senate's First Meeting Set for Nov. 3
Blum Joins Panel on Katrina Response
Contracts on Web Site
UCSB Research Brief
93106's Letters
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October 3, 2005:
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Psychologist Secures $2.5 M NIH Award
Many Employees to See 1st Raise in Years; Regents Tackle Backlog of Low-Pay Issues
Stem Cell Grant to Fund Research, 2 New Courses
Voter Registration Drive Under Way
Newly Discovered Protein ‘Glue’ in Bones Helps Prevent Fractures, Heal Breaks
Common Sea Sponge Points Way to New Materials
Halloween Spirit Renewed
Teaching Award Noms Open for Faculty, TAs
Wave of Wellness Programs Surges onto Campus
UCSB Research Briefs
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September 19, 2005:
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Private Gifts Boost UCSB by $68 Million in 2004-05
Campus Offers a New Home to Displaced Students
San Clemente Student Housing Takes Shape
New Students to Be Welcomed Today
Chancellor Appoints New Deans, Police Chief
New Draft of Academic Plan to Be Released
Ingham New Rep to NCAA
Volunteer Aids Cape Verde Technology Transfer
West Nile Virus Continues to Spread
Letter: Why Subsidize Events Parking?
Staff Reps Now Sit on Regents’ Panels
Teacher-Writer Chávez to Receive Leal Award
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July 18, 2005:
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UC 2005-06 Budget Reflects State Compact; Salaries to Increase
Summer Theater Lab to Strut Its Stuff Friday
Parking Permit Error Corrected; Return Invalid Ones This Month
Chancellor OKs Permanent I.V. Panel
Hu Named NSF Distinguished Teacher
Chemist Wins Presidential Award
EAP Students Safe
New Budget Saves Outreach Programs
Law Officers Boost Special Olympics
Global Scholars Study U.S. Religions
New VC for Research Takes Charge
Summer Energy Cuts Seen Likely
Selected Summer Business Hours
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June 15, 2005:
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Employees Help Smooth Commencement
Fall 2005 Class Comes into Focus
Parking Permit Rates to Rise Slowly
July Distribution Likely For Awards
Faculty ‘Retirees’ Continue to Contribute to Campus
Senate Salutes Winning Teachers
Researchers Find New Way to Control or Enhance Stem Cells’ Fusion Process
CUE Rally Set
Goleta Beautiful Lauds MAC
Getmans Honor Staff Service
‘California Teach’ Initiative to Boost Math/Science Gets Cautious Welcome
Regents Okay Los Alamos Lab Bid
Selected Summer Business Hours
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May 31, 2005:
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Commencement to Bring Academic Year to End
Governor’s May Budget Has Few Improvements for UC Coffers
Staff Retirements Increase; Multiple Impacts Likely
Staff Excellence Hailed
Military Recruiter Issue Still on Table
UPTE Strikes Campus for 1 Day
UCSB Seen as Significant Source of UC Patents
UC Wins $474 M Settlement in Dynegy Class Action Lawsuit
Memorial Fund Set Up to Honor Tobin
Student Resource Building Celebrated
New UC ‘Postprint’ Service Can Extend Scholars’ Influence
Parking Permit Renewals Eased
Duck Family Steps Out
News about UCSB Direct to Your In-Box
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May 16, 2005:
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U.S. Media Issues Focus of Forums
Immune System, Eye Disease Linked
Empty Seats Slow Parking Rates Decision
New Global Studies Center, Degree Win Orfalea Foundation Support
Panelists Discuss Media Changes
Three Faculty Elected to Arts and Sciences Academy
AfroGEEKS Conference Looks at Technology with an African Accent
Academy Selects 2 from UCSB
Busy Playwright Adds New Honor
Ranks of Women Authors Grow
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May 2, 2005:
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Staff Week ‘05 Begins on May 9
Researcher: U.S. Atomic Bombs Not Main Cause of Japan’s Surrender
Historian Captures Guggenheim
Visiting Professor Shares $1M Award
Scholars Say Policies Altering Asian Immigration to U.S.
Conference Looks at Labor’s Legacy
Service Workers,UC Hammer Out Tenative Accord
‘Collide-A-Scope’ Mural Unveiled
Students Boost Support Fees
Town Meeting to Debate Issue of Military Recruiters on Campus
Music to Bloom at Primavera Festival
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April 18, 2005:
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Hawaii History Spelled Out in Islands’ Soils
Free MTD Bus Passes to Promote TAP Services to UCSB Employees
New Events Planned for Staff Week
I.V. Arts Program Goes Academic
Building Homes for Nanotech & Autos
Preliminary Admit Statistics Indicate ‘Very Strong’ Showing for Fall
Awschalom Awarded Europhysics Prize
Spacks Named Santa Barbara’s First Poet Laureate
Regents’ Lecturers Sought by A&L
June 4 Alumni Awards Banquet SRO
Hard-Working Chemist, 80, Pulls in National Awards, Pumps Out Papers
Campus Award Nominees Still Welcome
Union Stages Strike
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April 4, 2005:
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Campus to Be New Home for Systemwide UC Arts Research Institute
Imposed Terms End UC, CUE 2003-04 Contract Talks
Researcher: Dropouts Cost State $14 Billion
NSF ‘Early Career’ Funding Awarded 4 Faculty Members
Visiting Artist Albert Chong Captures Spirituality in Photos
Campus Enters Era of Online Classification Systems
2 Faculty Win Humanities Fellowships
Meet the Next Police Chief
Model Performing Arts Center(s)
First, but Not Last, Bike Locker Lottery to Help 20 Bicyclists
Military Leave Policies Cushion Shock of Recall to Duty
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March 21, 2005:
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4 Assistant Professors Win Sloans
CNSI Director Selected Faculty Research Lecturer
International Play Writing Contest to Help Bridge Arts, Science Divide
Astronaut Chiao Launches MESA Day, and Former Mentor Rinker, into Orbit
Humanities Faculty Book Prizes Rank UCSB in Top 10
University Awards Nominations Due on April 4 at OSL
Campus United Way Closes in on Goal
Traffic Safety Class Offers Break to Sidewalk Scofflaws
Beach Buggy for the Disabled
Signups Underway for Children’s Day
Electrical Systems Renewal Project to Begin New Phase Next Month
UCTV Turns 5, Adds Teacher Service
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March 7, 2005:
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Sea Floor Exploration May Open Window on How Life Began
Ratepayers’ Board Seeks New Parking Finance Options
$4 Million U.S. Grant to Fund Outreach Center
Bertelsens' Gift To Strengthen Tech Management
‘Phishing’ for Safeguards to Information Theft
Tip-a-Cop to Benefit Special Olympics
‘Safe Zone’ Brochures in the Mail
Senate to Name Faculty Research Lecturer
Grant to Support Family Literacy
Museum Gift Store to Close March 20
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February 22, 2005:
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Engineering Academy Adds Bowers, McMeeking to Membership
Undersea ‘Christmas Tree’ Corals a New Species, Taxonomist Tells Researchers
Unions, Global Sweatshops Are Focus of Book
Tenured Women Faculty Increase
Moyers, Nye to Analyze U.S. Media
Enron Ex-Directors Settle with UC, Other Investors
Call Goes Out for ‘Unsung Heroines’
UCSB Major Peace Corps Source
Building Ancient Weapons in Morocco
Scientists Probe Seeps for Answers to Oiled Birds
UCRS Seeks ‘Lost’ Former Employees
Gathering to Discuss Science, Pop Culture
Economist to Look at Human Altruism
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February 7, 2005:
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Applications to UCSB Rise by 1,000
UCSB Anthropologist Lands Pew Ocean Award
‘I.V. Live’: Living Up to Its Name
UCSB, Canada Pact Sets Up Fulbright Chair
SCWriP Founder Looks Back on 25 Years of Learning
Opera About ‘Thief’ Fosters Mistaken Identities
Events Fill Black History Month
Nobelist to Speak on Science, Award
UCSB Gardens, Greenhouse a Cornucopia of Experiences
Faculty, Staff Award Nominations Due
UW Benefit Sandwich Sale Set for Feb. 10
Thanks for the Food
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January 24, 2005:
Headlines
Storms Damage Campus Trees
Gov.’s 2005-06 Budget Proposes UC Pay Increase
Faculty Group Initiates New Racial Studies
Program to Offer New Ways to Cut Transport Costs
Regents’ Panels to Add Staff Reps
Study Abroad Helps to Build a Global Citizenry
Writing Conference Discounts End Today
Candygram Orders Now Only Online
Think Tank to Give Voice to ‘New Visions’
Tsunami Relief Tournament Scheduled; Task Force Recruited
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January 10, 2005:
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Glazer Modern Art Collection Opens 7-Week Run
Tsunami Relief Efforts Gear Up on Campus
‘Career Control’ Theme of Series of Workshops
New UCSB Ombuds Announced
National Fund-Raising Campaign Goes Public; Events Planned for Potential Donors on East, West Coasts
Speakers to Illustrate Democracy, Civic Activism
NSF Launches International Materials Center at UCSB
Cell Researchers Discover ‘Living Necklace’ Forms of Microtubules
United Way Campaign to Begin on Jan. 18
Staff Assembly to Organize Walks
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