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Broida Bike Path Opens as East-West Link

After two and a half decades of planning, bidding and construction, the Broida Expressway bike path finally celebrates its grand opening at 10:30 a.m. today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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I.V. Town Hall Meeting Focuses on Bike Safety

Over 100 local residents, students and faculty gathered at the Isla Vista Town Hall Meeting last night to discuss how people riding, walking and driving can coexist on the streets of I.V. At the meeti...
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Celebration Kicks Off Black History Month

The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) celebrates the beginning of Black History Month today with a ceremony in Storke Plaza.
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Fair To Educate Residents on Isla Vista Tenants’ Legal Rights

Isla Vista tenants can address their legal rights en masse today at the first annual You
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AIDS Day Opens With Exhibit, Service

Twelve student organizations will join together for World AIDS Day on campus today, offering students the chance to learn about HIV/AIDS and drawing attention to the millions of people it affects worl...
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AIDS Day Opens With Exhibit, Service

In commemoration of the 18th Annual World AIDS Day, two local organizations are hosting events in honor of locals affected by AIDS and HIV throughout the county. The Pacific Pride Foundation and the I...
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World Aids Fair Educates Students on Impact

Twelve student organizations will join together for World AIDS Day on campus today, offering students the chance to learn about HIV/AIDS and drawing attention to the millions of people it affects worl...
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SB High Court To Review Factors of Woman’s Plunge

The Santa Barbara Superior Court set a hearing date yesterday for the multimillion dollar lawsuit, filed by the family of a young woman who fell from the Del Playa bluffs last year, against the Isla V...
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Local Store Begins Isla Vista Brand of Hookah, 36 Flavors

The owner of Isla Vista Deli Mart is looking to smoke the competition with his new brand of hookah tobacco and coals, which is coming to I.V. straight from the Middle East.
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Accused Student Awaits Hearing in Jail

As of yesterday afternoon, first-year UCSB student Christian Covarrubias remained imprisoned after almost two weeks at Santa Barbara County Jail, awaiting his preliminary hearing slated for Dec. 14.
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UC Counseling Program To Boost Services to Students

In the year that has passed since their son committed suicide at UC Davis, Victor and Mary Ojakian are continuing their campaign to improve University mental health services and statistics - something...
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Transportation Services To Stay Driven Toward Feeding SB Community

The staff of Transportation & Parking Services (TPS) will try to show campus 'tis better to give than to receive this holiday season, as part of the Fourth Annual Campus Cares canned food drive.
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Food Bank Lacks All the Fixin’s for Holiday Dinners

With Thanksgiving tomorrow, a sharp decline in donations has left the Santa Barbara Food Bank without enough provisions to supply local agencies with the food they need to feed the county's thousands ...
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Students, Faculty Rally Against War, Nuclear Weapons

Student and faculty protestors gathered in Storke Plaza yesterday to rally for peace and an end to UC involvement in the production of nuclear weapons and testing.
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Program Studies Native Cultures

Students with an interest in indigenous cultures can finally put their coursework toward a minor with the opening of the American Indian and Indigenous Studies program, offered by the Religious Studie...
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