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Santa Barbara’s ‘Jack of all Trades’

Officer Jeff Browning's voice is dry and level. He is looking out over the bow of his harbor patrol boat at a crowd of yachts and warships bobbing at anchor.
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Woman Escapes Potential Rapist

The UC Police Dept. arrested a 35-year-old male transient on campus Sunday morning after the man allegedly threw a woman to the ground and attempted to rape her.
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CA Alcohol Czar, Chancellor Do DP

In the hope of partygoer behavior and the prevalence of alcohol-fueled revelry in Isla Vista, state authorities toured Del Playa Drive Friday night with Chancellor Henry Yang and law enforcement offic...
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Dartmouth Visitors Involved in Dispute

Four members of the Dartmouth College football team, along with one Santa Barbara resident, were arrested in Isla Vista early Friday morning on charges of home invasion after they allegedly entered a ...
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Beach Crosses Stand in Honor of Dead Troops

The Santa Barbara chapter of Veterans for Peace (VFP) continued its weekly anti-war protest near Stearns Wharf this Sunday with some special guests.
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Hip Hop Battle Winner Takes Home $1000

MCs from all over the West Coast came to the UCen Saturday night to battle each other for a $1000 prize in front of an audience of 800 people.
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Dry Rocks

Musicians from JAM43, a local band, serve up an alternative to alcohol at I.V. Live Friday.
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UCSA Battles The Governator

University of California students and civil rights organizations filed a lawsuit Wednesday with the State Supreme Court against Gov. Schwarzenegger asking the court to overturn the recent reduction of...
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Booze Czar to Check Out How I.V. Gets Down

In pursuit of a $100,000 grant to help crack down on the provision of alcohol to minors by local businesses, the Isla Vista Foot Patrol is taking state authorities out for a night on the town.
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Kenyan Writer Speaks Against Globalization

An author renowned for writing in both English and his native African language came to UCSB Thursday to discuss the impact of language on the changing world order.
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Environmental Groups Take EPA to Court

A lawsuit filed Thursday by three nonprofit environmental groups may force the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to update clean water permits issued to oil drilling platforms off the Califor...
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Engineering Students Seek to Assist Abroad

Billions of people awaken every day and turn on the water faucet to wash their faces. But, as mundane as it may seem, there are still many communities worldwide that would consider running water and f...
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UCSB Surfers Win Final Contest

UCSB's surfing club team quit stalling and got its first win of the season in the last contest before the upcoming state championships.
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Vigil Honors Roe v. Wade Anniversary

Candle-bearing marchers gathered on the UCSB Women's Center lawn Wednesday night to commemorate Roe v. Wade, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that effectively legalized abortion 31 years ago t...
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Yoga Studio Offers Focus, Peace in I.V.

Isla Vista's newest business aims to unite body, mind and soul - but probably in awkward positions. Workers are putting the finishing touches on the I.V. Yoga Studio, located at 910 Embarcadero del No...
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