Terms in Review: A.S. Presidents Daevionne Beasley, Tianna White and Lea Toubian
The 2020-21 presidential term was marked by three separate leadership changes — Daevionne Beasley, Tianna White and Lea Toubian.
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The 2020-21 presidential term was marked by three separate leadership changes — Daevionne Beasley, Tianna White and Lea Toubian.
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Contract tracing efforts are underway and the individuals who tested positive are in self isolation.
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Thurlow's resignation from the board came in tandem with his departure from his role as UCSB’s assistant vice chancellor of alumni affairs, a position he had held since 2006.
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To finish the event on a note of empowerment, hope and optimism for the future, Jolivétte called on attendees to continue standing up for cultural and racial injustice.
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Sheriff Bill Brown described the double homicide as a “robbery ripoff,” in which the two victims planned to sell at least half a pound of marijuana to the suspects but were robbed instead.
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No arrests have been made and a suspect is still at large.
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The university awarded Alex Johnson a posthumous Ph.D. just 48 hours after his passing — a process that usually takes several months.
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A hearing to reschedule the preliminary hearing will take place on Jan. 14.
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At the core of the lawsuit is app distribution, over which the lawsuit alleges Apple exerts full control.
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Pursuant to the extension of Emergency Rule 4, which sets bail for all misdemeanor offenses and many felony offenses at zero dollars, Harwin was released without bail.
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Dodge, 36, was charged with seven felonies and one misdemeanor.
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Santa Barbara County moved back to the purple tier on Tuesday along with 27 other California counties, only two days before the overnight curfew was announced.
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After accepting a plea deal in December 2019, it took over nine months and nine separate hearings for Galoustian to receive his sentence.
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Galoustian's sentencing date was postponed for the eighth time to accommodate his last-minute request for an in-person sentencing.
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On June 22, the first day of summer sessions, there were 7 confirmed COVID-19 cases in I.V. By Oct. 1, the first day of fall quarter, there were 239. Now, there are nearly 400.
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