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Weekend Wrap-Up

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol responded to numerous violent crimes over the weekend, including four assaults and one incidence of domestic abuse.
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Team Talks of I.V. Plans

The Isla Vista Project Area Committee met last week to discuss current and upcoming projects under the I.V. Master Plan.
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New Statutes Enact Early Releases in SB Facilities

Seventy-one inmates were released from the Santa Barbara County Jail last Monday in concurrence with new state guidelines for release based on "good behavior."
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UC Student Takes Tiara at Pageant

UCSB freshman Carley Ryckman was recently crowned Miss Santa Barbara County 2010.
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Council Excludes External Spectators

The Associated Students Legislative Council is still refusing to reveal the issues discussed during their closed meeting Wednesday night.
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ABC Op Catches I.V. Shop

Isla Vista Market and a 7-Eleven in Goleta were busted for selling alcohol to minors earlier this month in a sting operation.
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Group Salutes Life Lost

Today marks the close of Gaza Awareness Week on campus, which featured a series of events organized by UCSB Students for Justice in Palestine.
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Capps Speaks for Gay Rule Reform

Local congresswoman Lois Capps praised President Obama's proposal to repeal the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy made during Wednesday's State of the Union address.
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Grad Students Assist Grade School

The Gevirtz Graduate School of Education teamed up with a local school district last week to create the Harding University Partnership School to accelerate elementary school learning. The graduate sch...
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Local Professor Earns High Science Honor

Engineering professor and lighting expert Shuji Nakamura has been recognized as one of the recipients of the 2009 Harvey Prize.
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A.S. Bans Public From Secret Council Meeting

The Associated Students Legislative Council barred all members of the public yesterday from a portion of their regular Wednesday night meeting.
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Teacher “Don” Luis Leaves Chican@ Studies Legacy

UCSB professor and internationally renowned scholar Luis Leal died on Jan. 25. He was 102.
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Officials Address Recent Vagrant Deaths

Five homeless people have died in Santa Barbara since the New Year began, including three this past weekend.
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CAB Hosts Annual Care Expo

Hundreds of nonprofit volunteer and internship organizations will exhibit today during the annual Care Expo from 12 to 4 p.m. at Corwin Pavilion.
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AFSCME Reacts to Furlough

UCSB administrators were confronted on two different occasions at Cheadle Hall yesterday by over a dozen physical facilities employees.
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