Five Years Later, I.V. Honors Victims of 2014 Shooting With Recreation of Original Vigil
As the group made its way through I.V., people stepped out of homes and restaurants to silently watch.
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As the group made its way through I.V., people stepped out of homes and restaurants to silently watch.
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The conference was organized by a group of six students from UCSB's Queer Commission.
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Between May 18 through May 23, the Isla Vista community came together to remember the lives lost in the May 23, 2014 I.V. tragedy.
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While I.V. might be losing some of its physical reminders of the tragedy, the community has created its own ways to remember and honor the victims.
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March for Our Lives Co-founder David Hogg sat down with the Daily Nexus to discuss his work this past year and what comes next for him.
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Since its inception, the Beloved Community Project’s organizing committee has helped sponsor and organize a variety of community outreach and healing events in I.V.
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Hogg’s speech centered on his background as an activist in the national conversation around gun violence.
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The exhibit of spontaneous memorials was unveiled in its new website format this Wednesday.
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On Wednesday night, the 2019-2020 executives and senators were sworn in by their predecessors.
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Faults in the eligibility portion of Legal Code were highlighted twice during this Senate’s term.
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The conference was largely organized by a group of six students in Queer Commission.
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The five RHA executive board members – Laila Voss, Ashley Davis, Bee Schaefar, Angela Friedman and Megan Foster – will take office in fall 2019.
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SB 24 is the second version of the "abortion pill" bill to go through California legislature.
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Saturday's event saw a number of fun games and activities, including a best dog trick contest and musical chairs: dog edition.
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The total amount of funding the I.V. CSD expects to receive in the 2019-2020 fiscal year is $1,105,921, compared to $898,337 in 2018-2019.
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