Lunchtime Lockdown

I have observed UCSB departmental offices for four years. As a public service, I will now print the secretive campuswide schedule for these offices.
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Group Assaults Two Men in I.V.

Two UCSB students were reportedly attacked in the parking lot behind Isla Vista Theater on Sunday morning.
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U.S. Missile Shield Is Best Protection From Attack

Right now we are on the top and this means we cannot be complacent and stop technological progress just because we are scared of what it may bring.
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Rich or Poor, Bush’s Tax Plan Collects Fair

Whether or not one agrees with President Bush's tax plan, Mr. Perez's "fuzzy math" and ignorance of the tax code needs to be corrected.
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Feature Photo: With All the Trimmings

Seniors Teresa Ramirez and Tarisicio Viveros perform a traditional Mexican dance in Storke Plaza on Monday.
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Dysfunctional Weatherfamily

I spent the last few days with the extended Weatherfamily. As you might have imagined, Weatherfamily gatherings are a little "different." Over the course of five days, I ...
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The Rich Can Afford to Bear the Brunt of Taxes

In an April 26 letter to the editor, Justin M. Ruhge put forward the following point of view: It is unfair to disproportionately tax the rich in favor of the poor.
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Officers Find 10 Kilos of Coke in Speedy Minivan

Over a million dollars of cocaine was discovered during a routine traffic stop last weekend.
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‘Cuz 60 Ain’t Bad

But really, who is going to elect a candidate who is neither here nor there, nor anywhere except in the three-and-a-half inches at the bottom of Page 2?Sixty people, that's who.
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Turning Back the Clock on Civil rights

In one day, the U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions, one inhibiting enforcement of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the other allowing police officers greater leeway to make arrests for minor violations...
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Snot Rockets

I often paw at the warm rivers of gooiness streaming into my mouth, wondering how much snot the Weathersnout can purge in 50 minutes.
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Signwatch 2001: Signing Out

Only a few campaign signs remain in the ground and around campus Thursday afternoon. The A.S. Elections Code states candidates must remove signs within five days after the elections or else face a $10...
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People Learn Valuable Lesson From Car Towing

I'd just like to say that I have absolutely no sympathy for anyone whose car got towed from Sabado Tarde Road on Monday.
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Students Should Back Bush’s Tax Cuts for Rich

For too long, the former Democratic president Bill Clinton did nothing but tax, tax, tax us until the Republicans stopped him.
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Women’s Water Polo Prepares for MPSF Championships

The Gauchos (12-15 overall, 4-6 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) have lost their last five games in a row, and they're praying for some shift in the winds to provide for smooth sailing this ...
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