Term in Review: Student Advocate General Grecia Martinez
Grecia Martinez overhauled many aspects of the OSA and made a lasting effect on the office, despite a lack of transparency at times in her term.
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Grecia Martinez overhauled many aspects of the OSA and made a lasting effect on the office, despite a lack of transparency at times in her term.
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Brooke Kopel's advocacy for all students, combined with her work on other projects on campus, saw her fulfill lofty goals.
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Elections Board noticed a “discrepancy” between the A.S. Constitution and the Elections Code following elections night.
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The Sunrise Movement SB held a town hall on April 23 to advocate for the Green New Deal and answer questions from the public.
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AFSCME 3299 announced that it is preparing for a single-day unfair labor practice strike on May 16.
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The board voted 11-2 to move forward without bike parking.
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The pods are expected to be located in front of the Transfer Student Center on the first floor of Davidson Library.
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This marks the third lawsuit filed by an officer against the UCPD during the 2018-2019 school year.
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The first report was received by the department on April 30.
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The officer, Mark Signa, has been with the UCPD since 1990. He currently works as a lieutenant within the department.
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Rushali Kothari heard about Lean On Me from a friend at another university and decided to bring the organization to UCSB.
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On Wednesday, A.S. passed a resolution through email vote supporting the Bike Committee’s demands for greater bicycle safety at the SRB.
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With these permits, students can park in selected spots on campus Monday through Friday between 5 p.m. and 7:30 a.m., and all day Saturday and Sunday.
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The change comes as part of a series of adjustments to the bus routes in Santa Barbara and Goleta to improve the timing and efficiency of routes.
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Eight speakers took the stage that night, which included a handful of UCSB students as well as a high school student from the Santa Barbara area.
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