November 27, 2002
Thursday, Nov. 21, at 2:15 a.m.: While patrolling the 6500 block of Del Playa Drive, Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers noted a 26-year-old man carrying what appeared to be bags of frozen chicken.
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Thursday, Nov. 21, at 2:15 a.m.: While patrolling the 6500 block of Del Playa Drive, Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers noted a 26-year-old man carrying what appeared to be bags of frozen chicken.
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The South Coast Transfer Station, more commonly known as the "city dump," has changed its name to the South Coast Recycling and Transfer Station to reflect the growing percentage of waste that the fac...
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Last week, UC President Richard Atkinson announced plans to retire next October, and the nationwide search for a replacement has already begun.
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A recent UC faculty report found a new admissions system designed to encourage students to demonstrate "total excellence" is, well, totally excellent because it didn't change much.
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Safety concerns may finally put the red light on plans for the renovation of Highway 217. The renovation, which has vexed locals for a year, is once again a topic of dispute.
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A former Francisco Torres resident is recuperating at home from a manic episode on Halloween that resulted in a 28-hour stay in Santa Barbara County Jail and an 11-day stay at Santa Barbara Cottage Ho...
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Looking to score? This Saturday, the auditions will begin for "Score," a reality dating game show hosted by three senior film studies majors and UCSB alumi.
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A new housing development will be expanding residential Goleta. The Towbes Group, Inc. is building the Willow Springs apartment complex on 18.4 acres of land near Los Carneros Road, Highway 101 and th...
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It's time we stop, children, what's that sound, everybody look what's going down in Anisq' Oyo' Park this Saturday. Four global studies students will host an anti-war concert from 1 to 9 p.m. in Anisq...
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Bill's Bus will resume delivering Isla Vista residents to Santa Barbara's downtown scene a bit earlier than expected. The owner, Bill Singer, received a new permit from the California Public Utilities...
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Beginning in fall 2001, the Music Library made required listening recordings available to students through the Main Library's electronic reserves.
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With a shift in congressional power, pro-choice supporters are concerned that Roe v. Wade may turn into Republican v. Democrat, while conservatives argue there are bigger issues at hand.
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In a step for forest conservation, the national office supply chain Staples, Inc. unveiled its new policy of handling and advocating the use of forest-friendly paper.
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A national group of young conservatives says a class on clean air is dirty with liberal bias, but the UCSB professors in charge of the course say that's just hot air.
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Over 330 fans of Comedy Central's "Beat the Geeks" game show came to Campbell Hall on Tuesday night to see "The Geeks Live." The show gave audience members a chance to become contestants and win prize...
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