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U.S. Army Recruits Locals

A computer screensaver behind Staff Sergeant Steven Mollnhauer depicts an endless line of animated U.S. Army paratroopers jumping rhythmically from a transport plane and descending onto unseen terrain...
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IVFP To Crack Down on Cars in Driveways

Because vehicles parked blocking driveways can hinder local firefighters from dousing blazes and rescuing residents, the IVFP will begin citing vehicles for violating an already existing law.
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Students Shut Mouths to Open Minds

Participants in this year's National Day of Silence Project, presented by the Queer Student Union, hope to speak volumes. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today students at schools across the nation will not spe...
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Bill Aims To Keep UC Student Fees Low

State politicians may be able to control UC students' tuition if a bill amendment passes in the State Assembly. The bill will amend Assembly Bill 550 to establish a student fee advisory committee in e...
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April 9, 2003

The officer then lowered his body to speak to the woman - whose head was hunched over on her chest - and asked where she lived. The woman raised her head and yelled, "Fuck you!"
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IVFP Faces Criticism in Jury Report

A report released by the Grand Jury on Thursday stated that the IVFP "has failed to maintain control of the community in which it serves." Lt. Tom McKinny, head of the IVFP, said he disagreed with man...
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Planners Request Student Opinions

Planning consultants hired by UCSB Campus Design and Planning, who will be in the UCen today and tomorrow, are asking students, faculty and staff for input on what physical changes they think should b...
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County Secessionists Enlist 2,000 in 6 Days

A release from Citizens for County Organization (CFCO), the group heading the effort to create the proposed Mission County, stated that in the first six days of signature-gathering, over 2,000 residen...
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A.S. Puts Parking Fee on Ballot

If passed, the lock-in will charge undergraduates $3.33 per quarter per student beginning Fall 2003. The fee will be raised to $4.00 per quarter per student in 2005 to account for inflation.
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Bill Seeks to Increase Water Cleanup Funds

The Drinking Water Protection Act, introduced by Rep. Lois Capps (D-Santa Barbara), would allow Congress to spend $200 million per year to clean Central Coast water supplies contaminated by the gasoli...
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UC Lawsuit Aims to Hold AOL Time Warner Accountable

The University of California announced it is going to sue AOL Time Warner. The UC claims accounting problems at the company led to plummeting stock prices and nearly a half billion dollars in lost Uni...
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Marine Gets Citizenship After Death

When Filipino-born Gunnery Sgt. Joseph Menusa, 33, died for the United States during combat in Iraq on March 27, he was not a U.S. citizen. By the time he is buried in Tracy, Calif., later this week, ...
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Author Brings ‘A Problem From Hell’ To University

Power is speaking as part of the "Global Forces in the Post-Cold War World" lecture series sponsored by the UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, UCSB Arts & Lectures, the Global and Intern...
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Actors To Present American Voices

"American Dreams: Lost and Found," a theatric adaptation of a book of interviews published by Pulitzer Prize-winner Studs Terkel will be performed by The Acting Company on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Campb...
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