News

May 28, 2003

Carport of Love Friday, May 23, 11:28 p.m.: Officers patrolling the 6600 block of Sabado Tarde Road observed a man standing in a dark carport, with the back of his head visible over a parked car. When...
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Think of the Children


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Sale of FT To Cost County

The recent sale of the Francisco Torres off-campus residence hall from College Park Communities to UCSB will cost the county an estimated half million dollars in property tax revenue per year, Santa B...
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Students Seek Summer Units

With the cost of attending the University of California on the rise, students have turned to summer school as a way to save money and graduate sooner.
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Luau To Aid Injured Fraternity Brother

Alpha Tau Omega is holding a Hawaiian luau to raise money for the hospital bills incurred by fraternity brother Kyle Engelbert, who was paralyzed April 28 after falling on his head while wrestling wit...
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Campbell Hall To Host Reel Loud Film Festival

The student-run Reel Loud Film Festival will combine live performances by musicians, singers, dancers, actors and comedians with 13 student silent film productions tonight at 7:30 in Campbell Hall.
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Group Grades ‘Bummer Beaches’

East Beach at Mission Creek is, according to Santa Monica-based environmental group Heal the Bay, a nauseating, rash-inducing eyesore. It is, in a word, a bummer.
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Fatigued

ROTC students take a break in front of the Marine Science Institute before they rendezvous with another group scouting the lagoon.
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Cutbacks in Rig Reviews Cause Alarm

Local environmental and government agencies have recently received word that federal regulators have cut inspections of oil platforms off the California coast from several times a week to once a month...
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Students Can Study, Travel

UCSB has a plan to enable more students to travel and go to school at the same time with more off-campus extension programs and two summer sessions programs abroad - one in Mexico and a new program st...
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I.V. Meter Plan Hopes To Ease Parking Congestion

Time is ticking down to the installation of parking meters in Isla Vista, which could start collecting coins and flashing violation signs as early as fall 2003.
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UCSC Student Tumbles off DP Cliff, Fractures Arm

A UC Santa Cruz student spent his holiday weekend in the hospital after falling off a cliff on Del Playa Drive on Saturday night. Twenty-year-old Nico Macias stepped over a balcony railing on the 6500...
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Maritime Museum Trolls for New Exhibit Funding

The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum is seeking donations to fund further explorations in nautical education.
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Groups To Discuss Fate of Goleta Seawall

Goleta Beach's future will again be the topic of discussion at tonight's Coalition to Save Goleta's Beaches (CSGB) community meeting.
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A.S. Approves Program Board Honoraria Bill

At Associated Students Legislative Council meeting Wednesday night, Leg Council discussed honoraria and Judicial Council appointments, and approved a resolution opposing federal anti-terrorism legisla...
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