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City Gets Rolling on Goleta Bicycle Path Expansion

The Goleta City Council has adopted a $15 million interim bicycle transportation plan that proposes to add 30 new bikeways to Goleta in the next 20 years.
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Locally Raised Relief Funds Near $50K

As of this week, campus organizations and local Isla Vista businesses have raised nearly $50,000 of relief money in the wake of the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia last December.
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Moyers Discusses Iraq,President Bush, Poetry

Bill Moyers, renowned journalist, author and television producer, drew a full house to Campbell Hall on Tuesday night as he conversed with award-winning Arab-American poet Naomi Shihab Nye for a UCSB ...
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Drunk Driver Injures CHP Officer During Getaway

A California Highway Patrol officer sustained minor injuries to his hand when a drunk driver trying to avoid arrested attempted to run him down.
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I.V. Foot Patrol To Enforce Park Alcohol Permits

Starting today, drinking in all of Isla Vista's parks, open spaces and beach access areas will require a permit, but local law enforcement is giving violators a grace period before they begin enforcem...
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Morris’ Attorney Delays Trial to Collect Evidence

The meeting to set the preliminary hearing date for Associated Students President Cervin Morris has been rescheduled for March 25 to allow the defense more time to gather information that it said coul...
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Prison Bureau Denies Part in Halfway House Closure

Students objecting to yesterday's closure of Isla Vista's halfway house may have been protesting the wrong organization, a Federal Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman said.
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Scholar Speaks on ‘New Black Aesthetic’

Audience reactions ranged from being shocked to mildly amused when a visiting Tunisian scholar read a series of uncouth, stereotypical descriptions about the differences between black and white racial...
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Cops and Robbers


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Ralliers Protest Closure of I.V. Halfway House

Chanting "Whose house? Our house!" over 120 students and community members rallied at Isla Vista's halfway house early Friday afternoon, refusing to let the 20-year program close quietly. The rally, h...
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Biking, Boarding Violators Can Take Class to Avoid Fee

The UCSB Police Dept. started a new bicycle and skateboard safety program Feb. 14 to give those who receive bicycle or skateboard citations an opportunity to take a $35 class on pedestrian safety inst...
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State Senator Talks With Students About Rising Fees

A California state senator visited UCSB on Friday afternoon to get feedback about potential UC fee increases and the financial stress they would cause to local students.
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IVFP To Hold Another Public Q&A Session

While it is usually the police asking you questions - think sitting on a Del Playa Drive curb with a flashlight in your face - the Isla Vista Foot Patrol is turning the tables.
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Capps Fights for Marine Sanctuary, Firefighters

Congresswoman Lois Capps has been busy in 2005, fighting for political change on Capitol Hill and working to improve her 23rd District in California.
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UC Accuses Union of Disclosing Info

The University of California is accusing the Coalition of University Employees (CUE) of leaking parts of a fact-finding report to Northern Californian newspapers before the end of a confidentiality pe...
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