December 4 , 2006: Headlines

• Coastal Panel’s Approval Boosts UCSB Quest for Employee, Family Housing
• Report: UC Students’ Mental Health Needs Require Transfusion
• No Fee Increase in Proposed UC Budget ’07-’08
• Holiday Giving in Full Swing
• Magazine Lauds Technology Leaders
• NCEAS Study: Declining Ocean Life Threatens Human Well-Being
• 3 Named New Fellows of AAAS
• Lecturer Nominations to Close by Dec. 8
• Survey: Loss of Species Diversity Tears Holes in Web of Life
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November 20 , 2006: Headlines

• East Entrance Roundabout to Open Today
• External Research Funds Reach $159 Million in 2005-06
• Open Enrollment Ends on Nov. 21
• Accountants Report UCRP Status to Regents
• Workers Reminded That Their Pay Is Public Information
• Chemist Awarded Packard Fellowship
• Pondering Consequences from the End of Age of Oil
• New Faculty Members Announced
• Philosopher’s Work Topic of Conference
• Survey: Nanotech Firms in Dark on Workplace Safety
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November 6 , 2006: Headlines

• Reimbursement Accounts Offer Potential Savings
• UCSB Accounting Program Scores with ‘Big Four’
• Campus Parking Rules to Change
• Officials Map Graduate Student Growth
• Unions, UC Discuss Restart of Pension Contributions
• Fulbright Scholars Fan Out to Europe, S. America
• Frog Deaths Linked to Climate Changes
• $11,000 Collected in Cedarwood Aid
• Enron, WorldCom Recoveries Continue
• Tiny ‘Housekeeper’ Crabs Help to Prevent Coral Death in South Pacific
• Irvine Planner Named UC Staff Adviser
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October 23 , 2006: Headlines

• Health Premiums to Jump in 2007
• SHS Opens Flu Clinics; Business Services to Process Workers’ Comp
• The Optimists Weigh the World
• Halloween Parking Restrictions Start on Oct. 27
• Thoreau Edition Back at UCSB; 2 Books Readied
• Film, TV, New Media Center Named for Emmy Winners
• Report: Parasites Vital to Food Web
• Open Enrollment Workshops Coming
• UCSB Could Receive $36-Million from Bond Act
• Gear Up for Gaucho Reunion
• UCSB Senate Opens Teaching Nominations
• Cookie Contest Set
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October 9 , 2006: Headlines

• Clinton Oct. 13 Visit to Emphasize Global Leadership
• Report: Faculty Diversity ‘Critical’ to UC Future
• Housing Survey Points to Likely Work Force Loss
• New Voters Must Register by Oct. 23
• NSF Boosts Ecological Center Funding to $21-Million
• Chancellor Named to UC Diversity Panel
• Sociologist Reaps Festival Awards
• Research Center Opens with Finance Talks
• Orias Lab Undergrads Helped to Define Organism’s Genome
• Weeds Be Gone
• Halloween Contest Set
• Alumni Endow CCS Undergrad Research
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September 25 , 2006: Headlines

• Hybrid Chip Seen Opening Silicon Laser Route to Super-Fast Computing in Future
• 400-Year-Old ‘Peony Pavilion’ Opera Has Wide Appeal
• Pension Surplus Dip Projected
• UCSB Campaign Total Rises to $351-M
• Salary Raises Draw on Merit, Equity Pools
• Students Welcomed
• Changes and Growth Reshape Face of Campus
• Kanjo Named New Art Museum Chief
• Leal Award Goes to Latina Writer
• Survey Suggests Housing Needs Critical
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July 17 , 2006: Headlines

• Conference Builds Sustainability Ethic
• State Budget Supports UC Pay Increase
• Fall Convocation Lands on Sept. 25
• Traffic Controls Smooth Work at East Entrance
• Study Finds Algae-Fed Bacteria Can Kill Corals
• Isla Vista Recycles Through G.I.V.E.
• Endangered Terns Hatch 5 Chicks at Coal Oil Reserve
• Regents Appoint New UC Provost
• Johns Named UCSB Permanent Registrar
• Carrying A Torch for Special Olympics
• Book Explores Rift Between U.S., European Allies
• UCSC Chancellor’s Death Mourned
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June 22 , 2006: Headlines

• Nakamura’s Light Touch Brings Him Technology Prize
• Women Use Facial Cues to Select Partners
• Class of 2006 Marks One of Largest Commencements in UCSB History
• Fall Registrants to Enhance UCSB’s Multiethnic Population
• UC Regents Tour the Campus
• Service Brings Awards, Plaudits
• Faculty to Explore the ‘End to Oil,’ Films and Religion
• NCEAS Study: Overfishing Endangers Kelp Forests
• Alumni Banquet Salutes Seven
• Women Authors Thanked
• Partial Summer Business Hours
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May 30, 2006: Headlines

• Regents Support President Dynes, Push for Changes
• Preview of Commencement 2006
• Governor’s Budget Basically Unchanged
• Past, Future Growth Dominates Annual Report by Campus Officials
• VC Carpenter Appointment Confirmed
• Emergency Drill on Campus
• Common Interests Yield Fruitful Collaboration
• Garcia Named Student Affairs AVC
• Five to Receive NSF Awards
• Retirement Fund Decisions Postponed
• Manzanita Village Wins Award
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May 15, 2006: Headlines

• Major East Entrance Overhaul to Begin Soon
• UC Leads U.S. Universities in Total Patents
• Local Publisher to Head UCSB Alumni
• Study: Segregated Schools Slow Progress of English Learners
• Preparation Programs Seen Achieving Goals
• New Survey: County Split Will Fail
• Academy Elects 2 Scholars, Local Philanthropist
• Human Rights Watch Film Fest Opens with ‘State of Fear’
• Regents’ Lecturer Nominations Due
• Governor Boosts State Bonds
• Undergrad Research to Be Presented to Public on Thursday
• Sustainability Conference ‘Early Bird’ Discount Ends at 5 p.m. Today
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May 1, 2006: Headlines

• Audit to Spur Changes in UC Compensation
• Staff Quality, New Supervisors Saluted
• Admits’ Diversity, Numbers Climb Higher in 2006
• Historian Wins Guggenheim
• Rock Samples from Below Sea Floor Reveal Crustal Formation
• UC Arts Conference to Highlight Makrolab Project
• Tobin Receives Highest Knighthood Rank
• Wellness Fair Set for May 16
• Housing Survey Sent to Faculty, Staff
• Catholic Church’s Role to Be Reviewed
• Risk Sharing Examined
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April 17, 2006: Headlines

• Carshare Plan Boosts TAP Members, but Increases Demand on Resources
• Enhanced Parental Communication Aim of Education Prof
• Highlights of Staff Week Range from Birds to Barbecue
• Power Outages Briefly Darken Main Campus
• Sexual Assault, Silence Are a One-Two Punch
• College‘s Contest Seeks New Name
• Gossard Assumes AVC Duties
• Tiny Cellular Unit New Target of Genetic Research
• Local Publisher Is Regent-Designate
• Golf Tournaments Abound in May
• Plous, Faculty Research Lectures Coming Soon
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April 3, 2006: Headlines

• New Molecule to Aid Gene Therapy
• UC Regents: Retirement Plan Contributions to Resume in 2007
• Staff Celebration Week Advanced to April 17-21
• A Fulbright Takes Rice to Finland
• Kiosk Moves to Mesa Structure
• FOG Funds $150,000 Worth of Projects in 2006
• Employees’ Teens Recruited for Summer Work
• Anti-Sexual Assault Campaign Launched
• United Way Gains Over Last Year
• UC Libraries to Digitize Books When Copyrights Expire
• Mediation Training Workshop Set
• Ventura Express Adds Trip from UCSB
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March 20, 2006: Headlines

• Engineering Society Elects Bud Homsy
• Distinguished Teaching, Mentorship Honors Awarded by Academic Senate
• Computer Scientist Named Sloan Fellow
• Ups and Downs of Revolution Analyzed
• UCSB to Be Part of Western Institute of Nanoelectronics
• Use Differences to Enrich Whole Community
• University Awards Nominees Sought
• Multifunction Chip Goal of Consortium
• Food Entrepreneur Leavens Academic Preparation
• Communication 3rd in Productivity
• Middle East Scholars to Examine Shia Islam
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March 6, 2006: Headlines

• Clericals Ratify New UC Contract; Win Equity Boost
• Shamanic Healers Gather to Open Cultural Windows
• Ratepayers Board Backs Split-Rate Approach
• Human Rights-Medical Aid Group to Visit Campus
• UCTV, Google Collaboration to Expand Viewer Pool
• How Terror Benefited from Some Islamic Charities
• New Chair in Computer Science Endowed by Trustee
• Signups Begin for PWA Conference
• Registration Opens Today For Children's Day
• Revised UC Policies Support Families 
• Time to Name ‘Unsung Heroines’
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February 21, 2006: Headlines

• UCSB, Mitsubishi Chemical Extend Partnership
• Applications Set New Record
• Kidney Disease Finding May Lead to a New Treatment
• UW Campaign to End
• Community Mourns Gunshot Victims
• Science Magazine Honors Researchers for 2004 Contribution to Spintronics
• Faculty Filmmakers Find Festival Audiences
• Tiffney New Dean of CCS
• Programs Will Host Environment Summit
• 14 Tenured Women Faculty Welcomed
• Veteran Director and Actress to Take Final UCSB Curtain Call After 30 Years
• New Ph.D. Emphasis to Focus on Technology and Society
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February 6, 2006: Headlines

• Giles Is New Research Lecturer; Combat Historian Lee Gets Plous
• Broida Bike Path Now Open
• Issues Series to Examine Equity and Environment
• Study: Pollinators’ Decline Boosts Risk of Extinction
• Staff Excellence Nominations Close Feb. 10
• ‘Shape of Water’ Documents Social Change Powered by 3rd World Women
• I.V. Live Banks on Laughter
• Regents Seek New Staff Adviser
• Emerging Energy Summit Planned
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January 23, 2006: Headlines

• Festival Hosts UCSB Filmmakers
• Governor’s 2006-07 Budget Seeks to Raise Salaries, Ease Student Fees
• Dean’s Book Frames Life Through the Experience of Art
• Parking Structure Opens Quietly
• Concert to Highlight ‘Lesser Known Masterpieces’
• A Stroll Through the Bright Side of Isla Vista
• Design a Logo, Win $100 Cash
• Former UC Chief Saxon Dead at 85
• Local Poet-Teacher-Activist Finds Place in Archives
• Campus Power Grid Undergoing $22-M Upgrade
• Black History Events
• Candygrams Sold Through Feb. 3
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January 9 , 2006: Headlines

• Research Support Hit $153 Million Last Fiscal Year
• Mars Trip to Include UCSB-Designed Soil Sampler
• Gorillas Add Fun to New Playground
• Staff Advisers to Visit Campus
• Expanded MRL to House Advanced Materials Center
• Unions Ratify Contracts; Regents’ Chief Orders UC Audit
• UC Retains Lab at Los Alamos
• EAP Center Director Applications Due
• The Arbor to Open New Digs
• United Way Gears Up for Campaign
• UC Counsel: Ex-Provost Violated Policy
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