Chancellor Tours I.V., Observes Masses, Medics

"Oh my God, is that Chancellor Yang who just walked by you? Oh my God, it is."
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I.V. Families Seek Owner, Resolution

Three days have passed since the deadline to move out, and the 22 families remaining in the Cedarwood Apartments have yet to pack. Represented by a few lawyers, supported by crowds of student and comm...
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Protect Your Bank Account From College Costs by Saving, Scrooge-Style

The roughly $23,472 cost of attending UCSB this year won't pay for itself.
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IVRPD Decides to Keep I.V. Gardens, Could Lose Grant

A recent decision in the Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District could take away its $1-million grant for I.V. development.
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[Online Exclusive]: News-Press Resignations Spark Controversy, Protest

A few days after six of its top editors and one prominent columnist resigned in protest, four new editors have been selected as replacements at the Santa Barbara News-Press.
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CA Senator Visits to Discuss Platform

As part of her campaign tour, State Sen. Jackie Speier, D-8th, stopped on campus Friday afternoon to hold an intimate press conference and voice her stance on issues ranging from higher education to i...
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Students Join In on National Protests

While several professors cancelled class and students skipped their studies, nearly 150 protesters, counter-protesters and onlookers choked the Pardall tunnel entrance to campus for several hours yest...
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Election Concludes With Goldschen Win

Open People's Party candidate Jared Goldschen will be the new Associated Students president next year, after defeating his runoff opponent, Romy Frazier, by 58 percent.
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Initiatives Return Mixed Results

This year's spring election saw emotional responses from supporters on all sides, as all reaffirmations passed, all Associated Students fee initiatives failed, both campus initiatives passed and both ...
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A.S. Candidates Cross Words Over V.P.’s Role

As part of an ongoing series of Associated Students candidate forums, four vice president hopefuls laid out their plans for student government and the local community yesterday in the UCen Hub.
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A.S. Hopefuls Agree on Main Concerns in First ’06 Debate

Three Associated Students presidential candidates faced off in the first of two debates held in the Hub yesterday, agreeing with each other more often than not on central campaign issues.
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Campaigns for A.S. Elections Kick Off

With an extra flurry of posters, fliers and large wooden signs blanketing campus today, students might notice that once again, the Associated Students' election campaign season has begun.
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UC Merced Chancellor Resigns

UC Merced's first and current Chancellor Carol Tomlinson-Keasey announced her plans yesterday to step down from the campus' top position this summer, saying she wished to return to teaching and schola...
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Students Gather to Consider Proposed Legislation Changes

Associated Students hosted a Constitutional Convention Tuesday evening to explain changes, take suggestions and hear debate over new and deleted sections of its structure and basic laws.
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Colin Powell Draws Large Crowd

In a speech sandwiched by standing ovations, retired Gen. Colin Powell revisited his careers in the U.S. government and assessed current diplomatic situations and crises before a packed Arlington Thea...
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