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June 28, 2006

Roll ‘Em Out, Move ‘Em In

By system

Boxes filled with items necessary for Isla Vista living, including a lamp, a six-pack cooler and detergent, litter the sidewalk outside of one apartment, marking the annual student moving season.

June 28, 2006

June 28, 2006

By system

The man said, "I'm going to jail anyway, so fuck you. Fuck you, fag. You're a fucking fag." He then spit at the officer -- upping the ante to assault on a police officer.

June 1, 2006

Residents Share Thoughts on I.V. Master Plan Options

By David Ferry

Approximately 30 long-term Isla Vista residents and a handful of students met in the Linda Vista room of Francisco Torres Residence Hall yesterday to discuss the recently released I.V. Master Plan's Draft Environmental I...

June 1, 2006

Court To Decide on Regents’ Handling of Funds for Politics

By Aria Miran

The UCSB Associated Students' lawsuit against the University of California Regents looks like it could be lost almost a year after being filed. UCSB A.S. - and later the UC Berkeley Associated Students Graduate Assembly ...

June 1, 2006

Art Project Explores Personal Space

By Lizzie Blumenthal

Students may find themselves interacting in sometimes uncomfortable but always unique ways with members of the Art 7A class this week. The class' final project asks students to explore the idea of personal space by takin...

June 1, 2006

IVFP Awaits Approval for New Office

By Dana Olsen

Within the next few weeks, the I.V. Foot Patrol may get the green light on its plans to build a new and larger station just a couple of blocks away from its current location.

June 1, 2006

Festival To Celebrate Environment, Community

By Sabrina Ricci

After months of planning, a venue change and bounds of advertising, Chilla Vista is set to rock, educate and even recreate the Isla Vista community.

June 1, 2006

Leggies Vote to Support L.A. Farmers

By Megan Snedden

The 2006-07 Associated Students Legislative Council held its first full meeting yesterday to discuss various resolutions, including one asking the University of California Regents to sever ties with two research laborato...

June 1, 2006

New Freshmen Registration to Increase

By Megan Snedden

The University of California released statistics yesterday about the number of freshmen who will be attending the nine undergraduate UC campuses in fall 2006.

June 1, 2006

Leaving the Nexus is Such Sweet Sorrow

By Matt Dozier

Sitting here in the Daily Nexus office, my eyes wandering - as they have for three years now - over the spectacular array of random crap covering the walls, I find myself struggling to put my thoughts into words. At leas...

May 26, 2006

Test Reveals High Asbestos Concentrations in Apartment

By Ashley Ratcliff

Three tenants have evacuated their apartment on Del Playa Drive and filed a complaint with their property manager at SFM Vista Del Mar because of concerns over the presence of asbestos. Logan Green, one of the residents ...

May 26, 2006

Fall Class To Analyze Fallout of Gulf Coast Catastrophe

By Scott Yensen

The lingering aftermath of Hurricane Katrina has inspired a new seminar class at UCSB that will look at community structures in New Orleans and Louisiana from a variety of academic perspectives.

May 26, 2006

Rec Cen Heats Up With New Spa

By Gibran Maciel

Students can now enjoy a little bubbly courtesy of the Rec Cen, which opened a new spa this Monday. The new 16-by-10-foot spa can seat up to 17 individuals, and cost $250,000 to build, Project Manager Karl Burrelsan said...

May 26, 2006

SB Museum To Open Shark Showcase

By Lauren Crecelius

Locals can stick their hands in some shark-infested waters this weekend as part of a new exhibit at the Ty Warner Sea Center on Stearns Wharf.

May 26, 2006

UCSB Yearbook Names

By Stanley Tan

Despite only one year of experience, Libby Wells has been chosen as next year's editor in chief of La Cumbre Yearbook.

May 25, 2006

Anti-Abortion Photos Spark Rally, Debate

By Angela Baez

Anti-abortion group Justice For All displayed graphic photos of aborted fetuses in the Arbor and in front of the UCen yesterday, provoking heated debate between its members, pro-choice groups and passersby.