This Week in UC News 1/9 – 1/16
Showcasing the top stories of the week from other UC student newspapers
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Showcasing the top stories of the week from other UC student newspapers
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Part of Ron Moomey’s transition out of houselessness came from a job with the SeeClickFix program in I.V. called Isla Vista Beautiful.
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The A.S. Senate introduced a new bill that would add an international student senator seat, the first of its kind within Associated Students.
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Running an Isla Vista storefront is not all lattes and catchy names — businesses can be forced to hibernate for long stretches at a time when UC Santa Barbara is not in session.
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The demands were put together from over 1,000 survey responses from a Google form the organization first released during the demonstration.
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She passed away at the age of 87 on Jan. 2 due to complications from Alzheimer’s disease, her obituary read.
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The program, aimed at curbing the number of citations issued in Isla Vista, allows residents who have violated one of three ordinances the chance to wipe the violations from their permanent record.
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Our new column “UC News” will showcase the top stories of the week from other UC student newspapers in our weekly print edition and online.
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With his own life experiences in mind, Rios said he is dedicated to helping others go about their lives in a way that makes them feel supported — and never alone.
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On Wednesday night, the Associated Students Senate unanimously passed a resolution supporting the university’s “phased removal of high-risk” eucalyptus trees on campus.
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Reynolds noted that the timing of her appointment is particularly important in light of recent sexual assault allegations against fraternity members during Fall Quarter of 2019.
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We partnered with Isla Vista Tenants Union and UCSB’s Community Housing Office to answer any questions you may have about UCSB housing, I.V. housing and more.
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The suspect, described as a Hispanic male in his late 20s or early 30s wearing a hooded sweatshirt and jeans, was armed and took an “undisclosed” amount of money.
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The burglaries happened between the mornings of Jan. 3 and Jan. 4.
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The project has drawn significant controversy since its groundbreaking in October 2014 and has remained a subject of criticism from Native Hawiians.
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