Brooks Institute Lays Off 17
Cuts are due to an enrollment slide, which is related to bad reports from a now defunct bureau.
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Students Protest Bank of America
Objectors say the bank’s involvement with coal is worsening global warming.
Santa Maria Oil Facility Shuts Down After Three Spills
To re-open after a clean-up and compliance with regulations.
Signature-Takers at UCSB Accused of Petition Fraud
Students were allegedly duped into signing for causes they didn’t support.
Close of Friday, November 16
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Two Downtown Banks Robbed
The suspect had been released form jail four days ago.
J7 Surfboards Goes Downtown
For a town steeped in homegrown surf culture, something funny has been happening recently in Santa Barbara proper. The classic surf shop-a simple affair offering the basics of custom boards, bikinis, leashes, wetsuits, and the occasional T-shirt-has become an endangered species.
Doll-ing for Dollars
When it comes to dolls, Montecito doesn’t toy around. Village resident Ty Warner, for example, parlayed some beanbag dolls into three South Coast golf courses, two Montecito high-end hotels, and one beach club-along with a few billion bucks in the bank.
Question: ‘What can you tell me about Santa Barbara Business College?’
Santa Barbara Business College, one of the oldest private business schools in California, has been in continuous operation since its founding in August 1887. A key to the school’s longevity has been adaptability.
Close of Friday, November 9
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