December 13, 2004: Headlines

• Dynes: Proposed 2004-05 UC Budget to Help ‘Regain Our Footing from Cuts
• Awschalom Wins Physical Society Prize
• Communication Dept. Rankings Touch The Top
• Laureates Receive Nobels in Stockholm
• Foundation Gives $1 Million to Media Center
• Carshare Drives Toward Campus
• Campus Energy Use Drops, but Prices Increase
• UCSB Outreach Pool Has $150,000
• Paper: Yangs, Ecologist ‘Local Heroes’
• MSI Moves In
• Thanks for the Generosity
• Bone Marrow Donor Finds Giving Is Painless
• Gaucho Men’s Soccer Team Scores Big
• Passing the Coral Tree Spatula
• A Winter Quarter Sampler of Attractions
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

November 22, 2004: Headlines

• Anthropologist Honored with Plous Award
• Total UCSB Research Funding Passes $161 Million; Federal Support Up
• UC to Play Major Role in Cell Institute
• In a High-Tech World, Scholar Finds
  Being ‘Cool’ Isn’t What It Used to Be
• Canned Food Drive
  to Start on Dec. 1
• Searching for Emotions Behind Collective Violence
• Nominations Open
  for Research Lecturer
• More New Faculty
• Fruit Fly’s Biological Clock May Offer Ways to Combat Human Jet Lag
• Clery Crime Report
  Available on Web
• Highway 101 Corridor
  at 5:15 p.m.
• UCTV Science ‘Tour’ to Include UCSB Reserves
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

November 1, 2004: Headlines

• NSF Picks UCSB for New Chemical Bonding Center
• Employees Gain
  2 Bonus Days
• Robinson’s Life, Work to Be Feted
• Ecologist Levine
  Secures 5-year
  Packard Award
• Open Enrollment Has Few Surprises; PacifiCare HMO Retracts Increases
• Vote Information
  Still Available
• ‘Restorative Justice’ Complements Judicial Processes
• Markolab Wins UNESCO Award
• Pioneering Study Initiated on How Best to Use Learning Technology
• Turkey Trot Benefit Run Set For Nov. 20
• Engineering Science Building Opens
• UCSB Greets New Faculty Members
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

October 18, 2004: Headlines

• Professors Win Nobel Prizes in Economics and Physics
• Most Employee Health Costs to Remain Stable in 2005
• Fulbrights Send 3 Abroad; Bring 4 to Campus
• UCSB Takes Campaign Public
• Campus Parking Restricted on Halloween
• UCSB Libraries to Become U.S. Archive for Preserving Geospatial Digital Data
• Latin R&B ‘Godfather’ Donates Memorabilia to Archive
• Only High-risk to Receive Flu Vaccine
• Regents Tighten UC Admission Standards
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

October 4, 2004: Headlines

• New Voters Sign at Registration Tables
• Faculty, Student Housing Projects Move Forward
• Mapping Project May Help Restore Iraqi Marshlands
• Trustee Gives $500,000 to Renovate Pavilion
• Housing Services Wins Green Award
• UC Employees Offered New Savings Plan
• Researchers Unravel How MS Attacks Axon Sheaths
• Support Group, Lactation Rooms Part of New Work/ Life Initiative
• Web Extends Convocation's Reach
• Oral Historian David Russell Seeks to Track Processes and Capture People’s Memories
• Steck Endowment to Aid UCSB Graduate Students
• KITP Addition to Be
  Dedicated Thursday
• United Way's Caring Painters
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

September 20, 2004: Headlines

• Record $80 Million Donated
  to UCSB in Fiscal 2003-04
• Convocation Today At 3 P.M.
• Campus's Portion of UC Budget Cuts to Total $16.5 Million
• Hazard Center Combats State Wildfires
• Bren's New $5 Million to Be Used Largely for Endowed Chairs
• Olympic Medalist Lifts Heart of Ex-Coach
• Mosher Alumni House Launched
• Rudolfo Anaya Recieves 2004 Luis Leal Award
• Contracts on Web Site
• Ranked 'Hot' Once Again
• Battle Against West Nile Virus Moves to Campus
• Tsunami Ready
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

July 19, 2004: Headlines

• Physicist to Return to UCSB as VC for Research
• Chancellor Appoints Carpenter Acting VC, Administrative Services
• Employees to Receive Awards Fund Distribution in August
• Alumni Ceremony Next Month
• Actor to Keynote Convocation
• Film Adds Zero to Debate Over Climate Changes
• Classification, Employment Processes to Be Integrated
• Auditor, Acting Registrar Appointed
• UCSB Wins Business & Tech Awards
• Campus Cops Field Fund-raising Events to Benefit Special Olympics
• Sedgwick Reserve Off Limits to Deer Hunters
• New Rooms Offer Relief to Lactating Mothers
• Snidecor's Walls Talk Back
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

June 7, 2004: Headlines

• Here They Come, All 4,700
• Administration Sums Up Difficult But Solid Year in Campus Report
• Teaching Award Winners of 2004 Hailed by Senate
• Rape Drug Detector Test Patented by UCSB Scientists
• GPA, Diversity Set New High Water Mark
• Manzanar Should Be a Journey for Everyone
• Chemist Hits a Triple in Mass Spectrometry
• Navy Grant Launches Young UCSB Engineer
• Capps Center Receives $580,000 from Benefactor
• Paid Leave Plan Suggested
• Staff, Students End Year with Honors
• Women Authors Inspire UCSB
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

May 24, 2004: Headlines

• New State Pact Promises Salary Raises After Next Fiscal Year
• Revised 2004-05 Budget Cuts UC $350 Million
• Crater Linked to 'Great Dying'
• Housing Talks to Be Held This Week
• Physicist Elected to Arts, Sciences Academy
• Faculty Favor UC Labs Management
• Court's School Desegregation Rulings Seen Changing U.S. Social Structures
• New Funds Part of Choices for Savings Mix
• Noted Local Author's Estate Aids Library
• Registrar's Retirement Opens Door to Wedding Chapel in Louisiana
• Campus Panels Shoulder Parking Rate, Alternate Transport Burdens
• Open House to Feature Time Capsule
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

May 10, 2004: Headlines

• Pundits to Debate Iraq War
• Faculty Asked Views of National Labs
• Staff Achievement Brightens BBQ
• Parking Kiosk on CPC Agenda
• UCSB Leads Industry, Academic Project to Advance Optical Networking
• Scholar Dissects Japan Identity Crisis
• Alumni Honor Outstanding 6
• 101 Hwy. Traffic Opinions Sought
• Fraternity Helps I.V. Youth
• Seeding Ocean No Panacea to Warming
• UC Leads U.S. in New Patents
• Area Housing Programs Explained
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

April 26, 2004: Headlines

• Campus Offers 19,325 Fall Admittance
• Chemical Engineer Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Dynes: VERIP 'Doesn't Make Sense' for UC
• Housing Discussion to Highlight Staff Week
• Ellwood Plan Comments Sought
• Cinnamon May Add Healthy Spice to Diabetics' Lives
• Violent 'Passion' Film Deflects Thoughtful Discussion
• United Way Meets Goal for 2004
• Sponges, Abalone Shells Provide Living Models for Nanoscientists
• $2 Million for Nanoscience Education
• Conferences Bloom in Spring
• Torture Subject of Plous Lecture
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

April 12, 2004: Headlines

• UC Study Refines Earthquake Hazard Assessment
• Murdoch to Give Research Lecture April 14
• Two Historians Named Fellows
• Latino Film Fest Opens Wednesday
• Meeting Set to Discuss UC and National Labs
• Visiting Professor Shares Top Mathematics Prize
• Students Line Up for Geography of Surfing Class
• A Hands-on Experience
• New World Order Conference in Corwin Pavilion April 23 - 24
• Staff Celebration Week Set for April 26 - 30
• Wal-Mart Conference Moved to Corwin
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

March 29, 2004: Headlines

• Housing Plans Include Staff, Faculty, Students
• Gauchos Soar
• Wal-Mart Focus of Conference
• Dynes to Lawmakers: University Now 'on the Edge'; Regents Review Student Fee Ideas, Wait to Decide
• Humboldt Prizes Honor Professors' Careers
• Chemist New Sloan Fellow
• The Case for Awareness of Copyright Laws
• Firefighters Return to Campus Base
• Anti-theft Security Steps Suggested
• Cops Play for Special Olympics
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

March 15, 2004: Headlines

• Faculty Naturally Selects Ecologist Murdoch
• Union Loses Representation Vote by 2 to 1
• Prop. 55 Wins by the Skin of Its Teeth
• New Film, Media Center Given Its Marquee
• UCSB Donates Patent Rights for Novel Use of Heart Drugs to Combat Global Parasitic Disease
• Time to Nominate Staff for Awards
• UCSC Chief Named UC Provost
• Commencement Help Needed
• Brown-bagger's Xeric Garden
• Psychologists Urge Restrictions on TV Ads Aimed at 8-year-olds
• Japanese Kelp an Unknown Factor in Local Ecology
• Children's Day on Campus Scheduled for April 2
• UCSB Cops to Help Special Olympic Athletes
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

March 1, 2004: Headlines

• Engineers Boost UCSB's Ranks in National Academy by 2
• Art Historian's New Book Lauds Work of Detroit Auto Designers
• Cellist Yo-Yo Ma Expected to Fill Campbell Hall Twice on March 6
• Ombuds Office Part of Review
• Faculty Must Become Part of I.V.'s 'Solution'
• Vietnam Class to Celebrate 25th Year
• Union Vote Deadline is this Wednesday
• Research Lecturer to Be Disclosed Thursday
• Expert: Present Safety Systems for Nuclear Wastes Need Money, Attention
• New Grant Will Support Year-round Recreation Program for the Disabled
• Regent Hails New Chicano Doctorate
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

February 17, 2004: Headlines

• 'Strong Start' Seen for I.V. Live Variety Show
• Fire Department Temporarily Off Campus
• Peace Corps Draws Deep from Campus
• Prop. 55 Bond to Fund Major UCSB Projects
• Tenured Women Faculty Saluted
• Art Museum Opens Vaults, Displays 'Gems'
• Chicana/o Studies Group Names Lomelí Top Scholar
• 93106's Letters
• GauchoLink Offers New Jobs Service
• Bio-Imaging Research Seeks Better Databases for Visuals
• Berkeley National Lab Receives 1-year Extension
• United Way Goal 'A Ways to Go'
• Half-fare Pass Offered for Bus Riders
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

February 2, 2004: Headlines

• UC Freshman Applications Dip Slightly
• Feb. 11 Starts 3 Weeks of UC-wide Voting on Union
• State Registration of Voters Underway
• Taiko Drum Group Begins Residency
• Gift to Expand Reach of Catholic Studies
• Michael Douglas Gives $1 Million to New UCSB Film, Media Center
• Manzanita Village's Resident Professor Feels at Home
• Dancer's Story Part of Film Festival
• Himalaya Erosion Found Uniform
• Teacher Awards Open
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

January 20, 2004: Headlines

• Campus Research Called Crucial to Success of Mars Rover Landing
• Budget Proposal Cuts UC by $372 Million
• EVC Hopeful Despite Budget
• Three Win Fulbrights; UCSB Hosts Foreign Scholars
• Prize-Winning German Researcher Visits
• Boeing Donates Circuit Patents
• Center Seeks Race/Technology Window into Future
• Water Polo Star Featured Speaker
• Psychologist Named Top Researcher
• EVC Now Permanent
• Officer Calls the Shots in Newspaper Column
• Campus Goal Is $100,000 for United Way
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits

January 5, 2004: Headlines

• Dynes Says University Is State's 'Best Investment' in Future
• Silver Building Standard Recommended
• State Accelerates $30 M in UC Cuts
• Researchers: Meteor Likely Cause of 'The Great Dying'
• TA Contract Wins Approval
• Ups, Downs Seen in Battle for Equality
• Former UC President Clark Kerr Dead at 92
• Education Abroad Program Grows Despite Wars, Terrorism
• A Boost for Queretaro
• Choral Group Taps Campus Talents
• Campus Notes
• Calendar
• Credits