December 1, 2003: Headlines

• Gift Lifts Alumni Center Off Drawing Board
• Food, Toy Drives Lead Holiday Effort
• President Dynes to Visit UCSB this Week
• Mesa Road Lanes Closed
• Geographers Secure Grant to Increase Famine Forcast Quality
• UC Staff Election Moves Forward
• Defibrillators, Training Take Role in Campus Anti-Heart Attack Program
• Dilling Yang funds Scholarships for Staff Career Development
• New Book Explores Online Political Campaigning
• Software Eases Job Posts, Searches
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November 17, 2003: Headlines

• Research Funding Hits $144 Million
• 3 Faculty Become AAAS Fellows
• UC's Budget Deliberations Begin on Nov. 19
• Holocaust Survivors Exhibit Opens
• Hajjar Selected for Plous Award Honor
• Aquatic Garden Now Blooms in Storke Plaza
• San Clemente Graduate Housing Project Up for Review
• Retired Admiral to Manage Labs
• Plans for Reborn Arbor Store Include Pizza, Internet Facilities
• Wanted: Faculty Scholars with 'New Visions'
• Candidates Sought for Research Lecturer
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November 3, 2003: Headlines

• NanoSystems Building Launched; Stack Parking to Lessen Impact
• Benefits Offers Open Enrollment Assistance
• Bren to Host Species Act Examination
• Activities Celebrate Latina Feminists' Archives
• Growth Scenarios Demand Regional Actions
• Chemist Lands Packard Award
• Manzanita Bioswales Sweep Clean
• Campus Team Creates a First: An Integrated Light Circuit
• UCSB Welcomes New Faculty
• Outreach, Affirmative Action to Merge
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October 20, 2003: Headlines

• Scholars to Probe Philosopher's Religious Ideas
• Self-serve Open Enrollment Coming to University
• Employee Snuffs Fire at Museum
• Peace Pole From Peace Corps
• Flu Shots Soon to Be Available
• UC Adopts 'Green' Building Policies
• Partners Keep Outreach Alive, but Reduced
• 6 New UC Chairs to Promote Study of Aging
• Caregivers Group Part of Work/Life
• Zimmer: Grad School Centers to Improve K-12 Education
• Donated Papers, Artifacts Enhance Special Collections
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October 6, 2003: Headlines

• Sea Ecologist Gaines to Devote Pew Award to Marine Reserves
• New President Invites People to Internet Chats
• Long-term Decline Found for World's Coral Reefs
• Women Faculty Issues Explored
• Employee Health Costs Rise Again
• Voters Go to Polls
• Fallout from the Birth Control Revolution
• Atkinson: UC's Employees 'Quite Remarkable'
• Contracts, Grants Have Web Site
• Reserve Lands Award for Snowy Plover Protection
• Legal Plan to Enroll New UCSB Members
• TAs Strike Campus
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September 22, 2003: Headlines

• Campus to Preview Health Option
• New UCSB Biotech Institute to Expand Science Frontiers
• Poet Laureate Keynotes Convocation
• Social Sciences Dean Appointed
• First Chicano Studies Ph.D. OK'd
• Privacy Initiative Could Block Some Research
• Physicist Shares European Prize
• Registration Tables Ready for Voters
• 93106's Letters
• START Program Enrolls 200 So Far
• Libraries to Complete Victor Records Discography
• Quilters, Wannabees to Meet Oct. 15
• Book: Internet Having Mixed Impact on Democracy
• Appointments for Two AVCs Now Permanent
• United We Clean Up
• Workshop: Incentives Aid Environment
• Standards Revised, Clarified on Faculty Conduct and Academic Freedom
• UCSB Scientists Offer New Way to Understand Alzheimer's Disease
• Researchers Discover Unusual Cell Survival Gene
• Chemist Seeks to Neutralize Lethal Agents
• One-Step Sensor to Detect DNA Said 'Important Step Forward'
• New OR Web Site
• UPTE, University Negotiating Over Bargaining Unit
• Regents Start to Wrestle with 2004-05 Budget Options
• Conservation Slows Energy Cost Rise
• Roller Chair To Aid Evacuations
• First Luis Leal Literature Award Goes to Pulitzer Winner Hijuelos
• Nature Kids Learn in Bren Lab–and Tip Tutor Toward Teaching
• Staff Help Police Catch Geology Computer Thief
• Parking Reviews Due
• Audit, Computer Acting Chiefs Named
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July 21, 2003: Headlines

• Budget Ax May Cut Future UC Enrollments
• UC President-Designate No Stranger to Hard Work
• New Campus Survey Sketches Work/Life Pressures on Employees
• Taiwan Studies Chair Endowed
• Top Poet to Keynote Convocation
• Beach Preservation Efforts Built on Sand
• Pay Parking Here
• UCSB Chemist Synthesizes Powerful Nutrition Supplement
• Melvyl Catalog Undergoing Major Upgrade
• Lots of G.I.V.E. in Isla Vista
• Campus Adapts to Planning Needs
• CSAC, Staff Assembly Seek Volunteers
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June 9, 2003: Headlines

• Yang: Campus Faces at Least $13.4-Million Budget Reduction
• UCSB Says 'Farewell' to 4,700 Students
• Third Parking Structure Planned; Rates Stay Level
• China Gift Adds Luster to Library
• Senate Salutes Teaching Awardees for 2002-03
• Health Care Costs Dragging Down Everyone
• UC, Unions Agree on Contracts
• A Day of Reflection
• Scientists Link Protein to Eye, Brain Diseases
• Fall Class Said One of Largest
• Staff, Faculty Cap Award-Winning Year
• Women Authors Illuminate UCSB
• Health Education Going Strong at 25
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May 27, 2003: Headlines

• Mellichamps Endow Cluster of 4 Professorships
• Dual Directories Seen Improving
• Legislature Will Have Final Word on UC's Budget
• Web Sites for the Budget Tussle
• Materials Society Honors Deming
• Physicist Elected to American Arts, Sciences Academy
• CCS Moves Event to Campbell Hall
• Scientist: Costa Rica Eruptions 'Inevitable'
• Faculty, Staff Called to Convocation
• KITP Prepares for New Wing
• Background Helped Scholar Tackle UC-wide Issues
• GGSE, Cal Poly Announce Joint Degree
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May 12, 2003: Headlines

• Campuses Move Against SARS with Information, Other Measures
• Science Academy Picks Kroemer
• CUE Approves UC Contract
• Ready to Rock 'n Roll
• May 21 Set for 'Reflection'
• Albanese Awarded a Guggenheim
• Center to Expand Access to Ecology Data Networks
• 'Zero Tolerance' Policies Becoming Sticky Webs
• Manzanita to Get Faculty Director
• Layoff Policy Under Revision
• Staff Shine Despite Rain
• Work/Life Juggle Complicated by Iraq War
• 2005 LANL Contract Open to Bids
• 2003 UCSB Alumni Awardees to Be Honored at May 31 Banquet
• Students Approve Parking Lock-in Fee
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April 28, 2003: Headlines

• Scholars to Explore Globalization and Its Impact
• Quality Rises in Fall Pool of Freshmen
• Plous, Research Lecturers to Speak
• Religious Pluralism Topic of Meeting
• Human Clone Ban to Be Debated
• Journalist Niebuhr Urges Tolerance for All Religions
• New AOL Time Warner Lawsuit UC's Fourth Action Since 2001
• Groundbreaking Set for Institute's Wing
• Pottery Sale to Cast Its Shine on Staff Celebration Week
• May 5 Deadline for Alumni Family Center Summer Intern Applications
• Relay on May 3-4 to Help Fight Cancer
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April 14, 2003: Headlines

• Death Penalty's Moral, Legal Questions to Be Examined
• Voluntary Time Reduction Plan Proposed to Help UC Budget Cuts
• Recommendations to Help Avoid SARS
• CUE to Vote on Mediated UC Contract
• Reserve Places for Staff Celebration
• Myopia Creates 'Gray Areas' for the Greedy
• Outstanding UCSB Alumni Nominations Sought for 2004
• Nobelist's Lecture Inaugurates Presidential Chair
• Combining 2 Plastics in Solid Form Produces Electrifying Results
• Workshop Offers Parents Program Taste
• Study: Quake Energy Can Be Focused
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March 31, 2003: Headlines

• Campus Security Emphasized in Tense Times
• White House Gives Award to Science Educator
• Nobelist Kohn Donates Papers to UCSB's Davidson Library
• Staff Award Nominees Due March 31
• Parking Changes to Include Permit Dispensers, Night & Weekend Fees
• Faculty Outreach Project Support Cut Back
• 93106 Letters
• Life Sci Building Clears Way for Robots
• Former Special Olympian Still Exhibits Mettle in Campus Work
• UCTV Secures Time Block on Local Chan. 21
• Reported Crimes About Stable for UCSB Properties
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March 17, 2003: Headlines

• Astrophysicist Garners Sloan Fellowship
• Geographer Maps Route to Faculty Research Lecture
• Budget Strategy Committee to Meet Soon
• Conference to Examine Violence in Antiquity
• Walkout Leads to Workshops
• Orchestrated Howls Rise Over Housing Crunch
• Tale of Two Cities Needs a Good Ending
• Campus United Way Hits $97,000
• Senate Chair Is Strong Supporter of Democracy
• Senate's Straw Poll: 76% of Vote Favors Anti-war Measure
• Cordóva's Inauguration Salutes Her Stellar Career
• Plant Biodiversity Follows Pattern
• Alumni, Students, Friends Show Support for UC
• UCSB Lectures to Be Cablecast Over UCTV
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March 3, 2003: Headlines

• National Engineering Academy Elects 3 More UCSB Professors
• Documentary May Lift Visibility of Flying 'A'
• Development, Culture Topics of 2 Conferences
• Academic Senate Votes 82-4 to Oppose War in Iraq
• Researchers Opening Oceans' 'Black Box'
• Ballet Brings Fun to Residency
• Capps Center Seen 'Coming to Life'
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February 18, 2003: Headlines

• Pluses, Minuses Seen in New INS Reporting System
• Study Finds Slight Decrease of Sex on TV
• Senate Fails to Vote on Iraq War Resolution
• Parsons Named Saftey Chief on Permanent Basis
• Green Crab Research Illumintaes Value of Parasites
• U.S. War Plans Demand Civic Responsibility
• Newly Tenured Women Faculty Toasted
• Campus Contract and Grant Awards
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February 3, 2003: Headlines

• Applications Create New UCSB Record
• Senate to Consider Anti-war Stand; Nobelists Oppose Unilateral War
• City Joins Campus, County on Open Space Plan
• Help Offered in Search for MHN Providers
• 2 Multimillion-dollar Grants Awarded for Graduate Research, Education
• Black History Seasoned with Music
• UC Press Books Available Online at No Charge
• Comments Sought on New Academic Plan
• Worm Uses Copper to Harden Jaws, Fangs, Report Says
• Study: Hollywood Ageism Persists
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January 21, 2003: Headlines

• UC Plans for $300 Million in Cuts in 2003-04
• Volleyball Star to Keynote Sports Day
• Chancellor Approves More Parking Changes
• Car Pool Permits Slashed to $17
• JASON to Explore Channel Isles
• New Center Aids Defense Sector
• Science, Religion Studies Can Build Vital Bridges
• Templeton Lecture Series Set for 2003
• Rev. Martin Luther King Remembered
• Researchers Probe Ocean Bacteria
• United Way Brings Back Browniegrams
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January 6, 2003: Headlines

• UCSB Buys the Francisco Torres 19-Acre Complex in Isla Vista
• Outside Funding Grows 5% to $130 Million
• Keck Gift Launches Campus Ecotechnology Initiative
• Regents Raise Student Fees, Deepen Cuts to Help Meet UC's 2002-03 Budget Crunch
• Capps Center Captures NEH Grant
• An Intern for Uruguay
• CUE-UC Contract Talks to Resume
• Letters: 'Talks' Article Omits Some Information
• Electric Cars Spark Campus Buzz
• Taiwanese Visit CCS
• Employee Choir Seeks New Members
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