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Former UCSB student jailed, charged with 26 counts of unlawful electronic peeping

Noozhawk reported that 12 of the counts pertain to identified victims and the remaining 14 involve unidentified victims, according to Senior Deputy District Attorney Megan Chanda. 
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UCSB out of compliance with state, federal laws for decades; works to return Native remains

The university oversees a massive repository of Indigenous artifacts, including sacred objects and skeletal remains.
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Students protest TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk’s campus visit

Kirk debated with students for several hours on issues related to race, abortion and gender identity.
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UCSB students provide free tax-filing services to community

The program has been open for two weeks and completed 25 successful tax returns, none of which have been sent back by the IRS.
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UC News

A weekly recap of news highlights from the nine University of California campuses.
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A.S. Resolution advocates for raising the G.O.L.D. unit registration cap

According to the resolution, raising the number of units able to be registered per pass time would help more students graduate on time and raise average enrollment.
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Children’s Park Renovation Project enters community design stages

The next community design workshop for the renovation project is scheduled to take place on March 20 at the St. George Youth Center in I.V. 
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IVCSD plans pared-back Spring Festival for Deltopia weekend

Last year, IVCSD held an outdoor concert in Perfect Park, complete with live performances from local bands Dead Set, Stolen Bikes, Hominid, Task Force Freedom and DJ Dongle.
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C.O.D.E. hosts community workshop on accessibility and inclusion in community

The workshop sought to “build back communities and organizations by integrating accessibility,” according to Sophia Lee-Park.
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MCC hosts UCLA Assistant Professor Ugo Edu for discussion on anthropology and theater

Edu discussed her research on body modifications and read from the play she wrote on the subject.
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UCSB police lieutenant sentenced to jail for driving under the influence, remains on administrative leave

UCSB could not offer any further information as to whether the lieutenant, Bradley Prows, would return to the police force following his release from jail.
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OBSD reflects on second year of Vision Fellowship program

The Vision Fellowship is an OBSD scholarship that funds UCSB undergraduate students’ passion projects
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A.S. Senate week six recap: New IVP sworn in, Elections Code amended

The Senate convened on Feb. 15 in the UCen Flying A Room.
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UCSB Black studies professor delivers talk on perpetrators of sexual harm in historical context of prison abolition

Terrance Wooten’s lecture delved into a major criticism of the abolitionist movement.
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Vista Point: Weekly ongoings in and around I.V.

Weekly goings-on in and around I.V.
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