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UCSB Student Arrested for Hiding Cameras in I.V. Bathroom Released From Custody; Charges Reduced

Asinobi was previously held on a $400,000 bail after deputies contacted Asinobi at his residence and uncovered several “surreptitious recording devices."
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UCSB’s Department of Health and Wellness Hosts Four-Week Project To Improve Body Image

The sessions were held over four weeks from Feb. 2 to Feb. 24, with weekly sessions involving exercises, roleplays and discussions.
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Student Workers March to Chancellor Yang’s Home, Demanding Affordable Housing in New Contract

United Auto Workers 2865 represents over 19,000 student employees, teaching assistants, graduate students and various employees across the University of California system.
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Maha Hilal Leads Discussion on How the War on Terror Shapes Islamophobia

Hilal referenced her book, “Innocent Until Proven Muslim: Islamophobia, the War on Terror, and the Muslim Experience since 9/11."
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Daily Nexus Alumnus Photographs 2022 Olympics

Haffey is taking on his ninth Olympic Games and spoke with the Nexus from Beijing as he photographed the 2022 Winter Olympics. 
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APIDA New Year Showcase Celebrates Different Asian Cultures During Lunar New Year

 The event began with attendees sharing their experiences and traditions of celebrating the new year.
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Nonprofit Pitches To Transform Inactive Offshore Oil Platform Into a Lighthouse and Site for Marine Life Growth

Ryan Davis, creative director of Americas Green Corps, created the plan to reconfigure the decommissioned Platform Holly into the “Green Lighthouse” national monument back in December 2020
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Four A.S. Senators Resign During 2021-22 School Year; Six New Senators Appointed

Bee Schaefer said that, although this year’s Senate hasn’t been as politically polarized as in years past, serving on the Senate still comes with pressure. 
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Four Alumni Join UCSB Foundation Board of Trustees

The UCSB Foundation is a non-profit, public-benefit corporation founded in 1973, and is governed by the Board of Trustees.
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Student Workers Union Prepares to Renegotiate Contract with the UC, Holds Town Halls

Bargaining between the union and UCOP will begin in March, with up to six bargaining sessions currently slated to occur during winter and spring quarters.
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Office of Black Student Development Unveils Community Space and Office, Commemorates Its Founding

The space, which offers a physical location to support and advocate for Black students, will be open to the campus community beginning April 30.
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Laura Capps Runs for 2nd District Supervisor

Capps is currently running unopposed, after potential candidate Jonathan Abboud decided not to run for the position.
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Vista Point: Weekly Goings-on in Isla Vista

Events happening in and around Isla Vista.
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IVRPD Celebrates Black History Month With “Forward Ever, Backward Never”

Kiefer expressed IVRPD’s intent to host more events in the future in honor of Black History Month.
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Dan-el Padilla Peralta Speaks at UCSB About Classicism as an Afro-diasporic Movement

The lecture was the first of the museum’s “Myth, Religion, and Race: the Art of Harmonia Rosales” lecture series, examining works by Harmonia Rosales, an Afro-Cuban American artist.
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