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Sexual Healing


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Foot Patrol Welcomes New Lieutenant

In the words of its highest-ranking law enforcement officer, Lt. Brian Olmstead, Isla Vista is "not like your normal community." Three-quarters of a square mile in size, yet home to the majority of th...
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Editor of Nexus Faces Subpoena for Photographs

Receiving two subpoenas in one month, a local court has ordered the Daily Nexus editor in chief to appear in court this Friday or face charges of contempt.
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Club Promotes Cultural Awareness

This year's Palestinian Awareness Week has not gone over as smoothly as some of its members would like.
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County Considers Oil Tax Proposal

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed yesterday to research the possibility of taxing each barrel of crude oil extracted from unincorporated county land.
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Former SF Mayor To Share Political Experiences

The "Real Slick Willie" - as former President Bill Clinton once called Willie L. Brown Jr. - will appear on campus tonight to discuss his four-decade long political career.
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Stories From the Files of the Isla Vista Foot Patrol

Thurs., May 8, 8:56 p.m. - Residents of multiple homes on the 6600 block of Del Playa Drive called on the Isla Vista Foot Patrol to help dispose of an unwanted male who had allegedly attempted to ente...
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Visit From a Farr


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Horowitz Speaks on Terrorism, Religion

With the American flag displayed in the background and two private security personnel by his side, David Horowitz addressed an overflowing and sometimes disruptive crowd last night in Embarcadero Hall...
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OPP Refutes Alleged A.S. Code Violations in Hearing

Nearly three weeks after the Associated Students election ended, one party is still answering to allegations of unfair campaign practices.
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County Receives State Funds for New Jail Facility

Aiming to alleviate overcrowding in the Santa Barbara County Jail, the state conditionally awarded the county with $56.3 million last week to fund the construction of a new jail facility.
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David Horowitz To Discuss Terrorism at Embarcadero

Following three weeks of controversy surrounding an advertisement placed in the Daily Nexus, occasional Fox News analyst David Horowitz will lecture tonight at UCSB.
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Gauchos Qualify for Olympic Trials

Twelve Gauchos have earned the right to compete for the gold in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing -- if they can get past the competition at the United States Olympic Team Trials next month.
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Event Spotlights Digital Films by UCSB Students

The first-annual Isla Vista Digital Film Festival was held last Saturday night to showcase a new brand of film by a new breed of filmmakers.
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Intern Program Passes Trial Period

After connecting students to various state policy makers for the past five years, the University of California Center Sacramento has finally graduated from its trial phase and become an official progr...
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