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Poor Saps

October 6, 2003 by


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FIJI Faces Hazing Lawsuit

October 3, 2003 by

A former UCSB student who claims he was hazed while pledging the Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity last fall is suing the fraternity.
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Court Arraigns Suspected FT Sex Offender

October 3, 2003 by

The Francisco Torres resident accused of sexually assaulting several women in the residence hall was arraigned Thursday morning in a short proceeding at Santa Barbara Municipal Court.
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Hunters Ignore Rebate on Lead-Free Bullet

October 3, 2003 by

USDA Forest Service officials recently announced that they are offering a $15 rebate to big-game hunters who use lead-free rifle ammunition.
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Run, Walk To Aid Sufferers of HIV/AIDS

October 3, 2003 by

Hundreds of people will hit the ground running - and walking - at Leadbetter Beach tomorrow to support AIDS education and treatment in Santa Barbara County.
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UC Program to Pre-Admit Top HS Students

October 3, 2003 by

The University of California is offering 2,242 high school seniors guaranteed admission to a UC campus and is inviting them to apply this November even though they have not met all UC admissions requi...
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Senator Speaks at Gender Equity Forum

October 3, 2003 by

"All is not well in Camelot," California Sen. Jackie Speier said as she addressed the first ever forum discussing faculty gender equity in the UC system on Thursday in Corwin Pavilion.
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IVRPD Grants Community Center Lease

October 3, 2003 by

The Isla Vista Recreation and Park District dealt with plans for a new community center, a lawsuit and a new board member at its Thursday night meeting.
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Speaker Denounces Terrorism

October 2, 2003 by

Anita Pratap, award-winning journalist and author, spoke to a crowd of nearly 300 people Wednesday evening in Campbell Hall. Pratap spoke about her experiences as a journalist and author on topics su...
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County Split Advocates Finish Signature Drive

October 2, 2003 by

The Citizens for County Organization (CFCO) ended its petition drive on Tuesday with approximately 36,000 signatures. The group of North County residents has been petitioning since April 2002 to put a...
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Child Rapists Agree to Plea Bargain, Avoid Trial

October 2, 2003 by

Rather than face a trial, three men and a teenage boy arrested for the rape of a 15-year-old girl at a Goleta elementary school accepted a plea bargain on Tuesday. The three were arrested and charged ...
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UCSB Ralliers Draw Attention to Black Issues

October 2, 2003 by

Around 100 members of UCSB's black community marched from Storke Tower to the Arbor for a political address at noon on Wednesday. The rally dealt with issues concerning UCSB's minority students and em...
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Selling Alcohol Could Solve A.S. Budget Problems

October 2, 2003 by

A proposal to sell beer at UCSB sporting events was one of the issues Leg Council members talked about at Wednesday night's meeting of the Associated Students Legislative Council. Jared Renfro, A.S. o...
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Tarnation!

October 2, 2003 by


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Size Does Matter

October 2, 2003 by


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