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A.S. Presidential Debate: Le vs. Nemeh

Candidates for Associated Students (A.S.) president faced off Monday over college affordability, campus climate and representation of marginalized communities.
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Pedestrian Robbed on Del Playa Drive

A pedestrian was threatened with a gun during a robbery Sunday night on the 66 block of Del Playa Drive, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office (SBSO) said.
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Campus United Candidate Out of Race for A.S. Senate

Kevin Sabellico, a first-year physics major, said he is suspending his campaign for on-campus senator to “focus on [his] academics and [his] application for UC Student Regent, among other things.”
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LGBTQ Male Victim to Alleged Hate Crime at Estero Park

Police said the suspect then allegedly punched the victim in the face, causing extensive injuries that required surgery at the hospital.
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‘Just Because You Suck Black D*ck Doesn’t Mean You’re Not Racist’ Hits Anti-Blackness Hard

UC Santa Barbara’s Pride Week hosted an event centered on combatting anti-blackness in the LGBTQ community this past Wednesday in the Student Resource Building.
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Hartmann and Staff Talk Parking, Shelter For Displaced Students at First UCSB Town Hall

Third District County Supervisor Joan Hartmann visited UC Santa Barbara Thursday evening for her first student-run Q&A session since being elected in November.
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Out-of-Towners Make Up 66 Percent of Deltopia Arrests

Out-of-towners composed almost two-thirds of the arrests made during Deltopia, according to arrest logs released on Tuesday by the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office (SBSO).
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Bill To Allow Priority Registration for ROTC Cadets

The Associated Students Senate passed a bill last week that could allow ROTC cadets to register for classes as early as student athletes.
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Senate Passes Resolution to Rename A.S. Publications in Memory of Employee

The Associated Students (A.S.) Senate passed a resolution on Wednesday renaming A.S. Publications after David Miller, an A.S. print shop employee of five years who passed away last month.
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Campus Feels Strain of Increasing Enrollment

The Board of Regents approved UC President Janet Napolitano’s plan in November 2015 to enroll 10,000 more undergraduates across the UC system by the 2018-19 school year, and UCSB is feeling the crun...
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Considerable Changes en Route for Santa Barbara Bus System

The Santa Barbara bus system is adding 14 new electric shuttles and introducing new farebox and smartphone technology to modernize its system as well as rebranding its 30-year-old logo.
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Vista Point: This Week’s Goings-On

This week's Vista Point includes a silent film screening, live music at an Easter Eve show and a body-positive pool party.
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Wristbands, Booked Bands and Booze Stands: I.V. Stakeholders Push for a Sanctioned Deltopia

For the first time in the short history of Deltopia, a jazz band led an entourage of partygoers down Del Playa Drive — a sight perhaps more common for New Orleans Mardi Gras than for Isla Vista’s ...
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Admins Opt to Repair El Centro

UC Santa Barbara administrators are no longer calling for the demolition of the El Centro Annex building following a decision to repair the building’s structural problems instead and allow student...
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Father of 2014 I.V. Victim Reacts to Recent Shooting

The father of a victim of the 2014 Isla Vista shooting spoke out Tuesday in response to the Monday shooting at a San Bernardino elementary school.
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