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Student Health Requests Raise in Lock-in Fee

This election, Student Health Services will ask students again for additional funding in the face of impending University budget cuts.
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Judge Sets Trial Date in Fatal I.V. Assault Case

A date of May 18 has been set for the jury trial of Slava Olsen, the 20-year-old Isla Vista resident whose alleged assault on Bradley Jones in February led to the Santa Barbara City College student's ...
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Activist Gives Talk on Protest, U.S. Government

Political activist Ramona Africa came to the MultiCultural Center Tuesday to share her experiences in the Move Organization in Philadelphia, Pa.
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GPAC To Discuss Meters, Permits

Isla Vista motorists can blow off some steam at tonight's meeting of the Project Area Committee/ General Plan Advisory Committee (PAC/GPAC). The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Linda Vista Room...
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It’s Like Rock, Only Without Sex, Drugs or Rebellion


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I.V. Deli Mart Invites Locals to Pen Support

Hoping to sway the opinion of the 3rd District supervisor and county Alcoholic Beverage Control, a local convenience store is asking patrons to sign a petition in favor of its liquor license applicati...
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Residents Speak Up to Protect Mesa

The Goleta City Council and Planning Agency heard public comment last night on the draft environmental impact review (EIR) for the preservation of Ellwood Mesa.
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I.V.’s Rough Record Draws Campus, Community Action

Prompted by the death of Bradley Jones, a Santa Barbara City College student who was attacked in Isla Vista in February, the Associated Students Commission on Public Safety (ASCOPS) and the UCSB Acade...
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Funding Requests Drain A.S. Budget

The Associated Students Finance Board meeting Monday was a busy one, leaving the board with only $2,405.25 left to dole out to student groups for the rest of the quarter.
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Speaker Brings Mechanics of Viruses to Light

Mechanical engineers might soon be responsible for research on preventing viral infections, according to a visiting scholar from Caltech.
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UCSB Hosts Sublime Snapshot Show

A well-traveled wildlife photographer came to UCSB Monday to share images that helped convince a president to save a huge part of an African forest.
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Women Tame Weekend Tides

The Public Safety Advisory Committee organized a surfing contest Saturday at Campus Point. Contest organizer Ginger Gonzaga said the contest was an outreach event and a display of feminine athleticism...
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Coke Addiction Could Lead To A Brand New Bike

For the next month, thirsty pedestrians at UCSB that buy themselves a Coca-Cola can possibly ride away with a free beach cruiser bicycle.
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Locals To Give Input on Land Exchange

The preservation of Ellwood Mesa will be the focus of a public hearing held by the Goleta City Council and Planning Agency tonight.
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UC Briefs: April 12th, 2004

Hackers Compromise UC Berkeley E-Mail Server; Indian Tribe Gives Millions to UCLA; UCLA Revokes Sigma Chi Sponsorship
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