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Man With Meth Fails to Outrun Police Forever

A man was arrested for possession of methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and stolen property as well as reckless evasion of arrest in Orcutt on Saturday.
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Speaker Warns Against Future World Disaster

If someday soon, when wars break out over water and the price of cereal skyrockets, don't say Lester Brown didn't warn you.
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February 23, 2004

Friday, February 20, 11:34 p.m. - Officers patrolling the 6500 block of Del Playa Drive observed a 23-year-old man carrying an open liquor bottle and stumbling as he walked.
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Fashionable Fish

A fluorescent tropical fish called the GloFish that is now being sold across the country is one small step for genetic science, and one giant leap for household pets. Fish lovers at UCSB are going to ...
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I.V. Hosts Candidates’ Debate

The candidates for 3rd District supervisor came to Isla Vista for the first time last night to discuss their policies on student issues. The Associated Students Committee on Public Safety hosted the d...
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Groups Finish Registration of Student Voters

The voter registration deadline on Tuesday marked the end of various registration efforts in preparation for the March 2 primary elections. As of Tuesday, there are 15,114 voters registered in Goleta,...
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Instructors Earn National Esteem

Two UCSB professors were recently invited to join the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), keeping UCSB ahead of Caltech with almost one-fifth of its engineering faculty sharing the honor.
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UCPD, Medics Aid Fallen Locksmith

A university Physical Facilities employee was rushed to the hospital by paramedics after collapsing near Campbell Hall early Wednesday morning. At 7:22 a.m., dispatchers at the UC Police Dept. receive...
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Capps Talks About Middle East Woes

Having visited Israel and Palestinian territories in early January, Congresswoman Lois Capps (D-Santa Barbara) came to UCSB Thursday to speak about the possibility of bringing peace to the region.
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Concert To Help Fund Iran Earthquake Relief

The Persian Club will host a benefit concert Sunday to raise money for survivors of the earthquake in Iran that killed more than 40,000 people in December 2003.
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A.S. By-Laws May Prohibit Endorsements

Associated Students Executive Officers Logan Green and Jewel Love have both endorsed 3rd District candidate John Buttny for the upcoming election - endorsements which may conflict with A.S. By-Laws.
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Capps Leads Protest Against Drilling

Congresswoman Lois Capps (D-Santa Barbara), who wrote the Los Padres National Forest Conservation Act, spoke at a press conference downtown on how oil drilling would be detrimental to the economy, env...
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Supervisor Hopefuls To Bring Debate Home to I.V.

Candidates for 3rd District supervisor are coming to Isla Vista tonight to tackle student issues on student territory. The debate will begin at 7 p.m. in Embarcadero Hall and is hosted by the Associat...
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Psychology Building to Get New Digs

After 10 years of turning the idea over in its mind, the Psychology Dept. will hold the groundbreaking ceremony for the renovation and expansion of its building March 1.
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Marshall Offers Advice for Her Replacement

Current 3rd District Supervisor Gail Marshall will retire from her office at the end of this year, but she is still working hard to address the needs of her constituents.
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