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Students Bear Affection for I.V. With Style

Do you love I.V. or IVFP? Do you want to plaster it all over your clothes so the whole world knows how much you love your little beachside corner of Santa Barbara? One UCSB alum has made that desire p...
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IVRPD Discusses Plans for New Community Center, Housing

The Isla Vista Recreation and Park District (IVRPD) met Thursday evening at 961 Embarcadero del Mar to discuss local housing issues, plans for a new community center in I.V. and park renovations.
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IVFP Wraps Up Burglary Cases

Just like on "Cops," the Isla Vista Foot Patrol caught some bad guys. IVFP officers have been hard at work this past week closing three burglary cases and returning stolen property to its rightful own...
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Weekend Burglars Invade I.V.

Once again the holiday weekend proved to be an opportunity for thieves and vandals to run amok.
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Aunt Flo Faces Unending Flow

Every woman on campus has had it happen: that special time comes a little early and you need a certain something to stop the imminent flood. Never fear, Aunt Flo is here - but she's a little swamped a...
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Marshall Plans Goals for 2003

With the recall a distant memory from 2002, 3rd District Supervisor Gail Marshall is now focused on plans for the remainder of her term.
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UC Prepares to Construct New Campus

Today, it is a muddy cow pasture. By summer, it will be home to $85 million in facilities for the new UC Merced campus. Preliminary construction planning is underway for the new campus, scheduled to o...
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A.S. Meeting Focuses on Bluffs, Finances

A position paper about repairs to the West Campus bluff path was the focus of yesterday's Leg Council meeting, although A.S. budget issues related to spring elections were also addressed.
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January 23, 2003

Officers patrolling the 6600 block of DP saw a 19-year-old man walk out from behind a dumpster holding a paint marker. Since there was no hopscotch court in sight, the officers assumed the paint marke...
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Make Way for Seaweed and Soy Sauce


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Campus Mourns Lecturer

Dr. Shirley Kennedy, UCSB alumna and lecturer, died Monday at 8:00 a.m. of complications associated with cancer at Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital. She was 76.
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Fugitive Evades Trial, Not Verdict

The Ventura County Superior Court jury found the millionaire great-grandson of Max Factor guilty of 86 counts, which included rape, sodomy, drug and weapons possession, and poisoning. The jury deadloc...
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NBC May Feature Solvang in Sitcom

The lights! The glamour! The... Danish butter cookies? Comedian D.L. Hughley and NBC Studios are in talks to develop a sitcom set in the Danish-themed village of Solvang.
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Developers Bring Suit Against Goleta

Goleta has had its first mayor, its first city council and its first city manager. Now it's facing a less pleasant milestone: its first multimillion-dollar major lawsuit.
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Gross Receives Real Chair at Theoretical Physics Institute

Fred Gluck, the former head of McKinsey & Co., recently donated $1 million to UCSB's Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics to endow a chair. A ceremony was held over Winter Break to commemorate the ...
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