Class Trains Students to Warn, Cite Police Officers

Students will patrol the streets this weekend, potentially writing up Isla Vista Foot Patrol (IVFP) and UC Police Dept. (UCPD) officers. UCSB students taking Law & Society 4: Police and Community Righ...
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Nobel Candidate Seeks Aid for World’s Women

Nobel Peace Prize nominee Jane Roberts promised to fight for women's rights and family planning "all the way, forever" at the Women's Center Wednesday afternoon, as part of her campaign to make 34 mil...
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UC Committee on Finance Suggests Pay Increase Become a Top Priority

A University of California Regents committee recommended that the UC prioritize raising university employees' salaries to competitive levels, but held off on a proposal to allow private donors to fund...
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UC Regents Evaluate Funding, Financial Aid

The University of California needs immediate, creative solutions to current budget crises if it wishes to maintain its status among the nation's top research universities, UC officials said Tuesday at...
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Dennis Nord Leaves Big Shoes to Fill at C&CS

After 30 years of job placement tests, interview-skills workshops and career fairs, Counseling and Career Services (C&CS) Director Dennis Nord will retire today.
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Regents Vote to Bid for Lab Stewardship

The University of California Regents decided to bid on the Los Alamos National Laboratory management contract Thursday, citing the importance of national security and the two institutions' historic re...
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Officials Seek Solution to Crumbling Cliffs

In 2001, the university replaced a 30-year-old fence that lined the east campus bluffs because it became damaged due to erosion. At present, four years after the repair, the university is looking to r...
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Experts Expect Future Increases in Cliff Erosion

While walking on the campus beach down from Lagoon Road, Martie Levy said she heard a rumbling noise originating 25 feet behind her and her daughter - just before a four-foot-wide boulder rolled down ...
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Judicial Council Declines to Fine SAC Candidates

The Associated Students Judicial Council did not charge two Student Action Coalition (SAC) candidates for violating campaign rules in last spring's election, citing insufficient evidence against the a...
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Leggies Swear In Newbie Officials

The Associated Students 2004-05 Legislative Council members cried and congratulated one another Wednesday night for what they called a successful year before handing their positions over to the 2005-0...
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Poor Meeting Turnout Delays Recruiter Vote

The UCSB Faculty Legislature failed to meet its minimum attendance requirement and did not vote on a proposal to ban military recruiters from campus at its special meeting Friday afternoon.
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‘Facing Race’ To Scrutinize Military

Associated Students Student Commission on Racial Equality (SCORE) will host a conference Saturday to discuss the influence of the American military at the local, state, federal and global level.
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Students, Staff Address ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’

Over 20 students, professors and community members debated in front of a packed crowd over the possible removal of military recruiters on campus at the Academic Senate's special town hall meeting Wedn...
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Rally Speaks Out Against ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’

UCSB Chancellor Henry Yang declined to sign a petition by a group of 20 protesters who stormed Cheadle Hall on Monday afternoon and demanded he support a ban of military recruiters on campus. Carrying...
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Sign-Wielding Man Condemns Gays at Queer Pride Rally

Organizers of Monday afternoon's Queer Pride Week kick-off rally said a boisterous anti-queer protester had an unintended effect -- he helped spread the importance of the event's pro-tolerance message...
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