News

October 21, 2002

When officers restrained the man with a rip hobble - an instrument analogous to a hogtie for humans - he continued to behave wildly. He threatened to eat a spider off the floor of the interview room a...
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UC Briefs: October 21, 2002

A drunk UC Berkeley fraternity member allegedly attempted to force himself into an occupied Pi Beta Phi shower Oct. 11 in an attempt to bathe with an unwilling sorority member.
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Mickey Wins One

Baseball lovin' Isla Vista barflies watch the second game of the World Series at Dublin's on Sunday night. The Mouseketeers... err, Angels, beat the Giants 11-10 in Anaheim.
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Pucker Up

A proprietor at the Lemon Festival gets ready to close down after a long day of citrus festivities Sunday evening. The Annual Goleta Lemon Festival was held this weekend at Girsh park, behind Albertso...
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Catch ’em While You Can

After a flat summer an unidentified surfer spends Sunday evening enjoying waves from the first northwest swell of the winter. The sizable waves that just hit the Santa Barbara coast are forecasted to ...
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Police Hunt for Assault Suspects

The Isla Vista Foot Patrol and the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Dept. released information Thursday regarding the alleged sexual assault that occurred on Oct. 5.
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Skating Group Says Local Ice Rink Would Be Cool

The Greater Santa Barbara Ice Skating Association is working with Wynmark to raise enough money to build an indoor ice rink as part of the Camino Real Marketplace project.
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Display, Vigil Honor Domestic Violence Victims

Approximately 75 people attended a candlelight vigil Thursday night in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The event was sponsored by Domestic Violence Solutions.
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Art Show Sales To Benefit Sedgwick Ranch Reserve

Dozens of artists will gather at UCSB's Sedgwick Ranch Reserve in the Santa Ynez Valley on Oct. 19 and 20 for a benefit show hosted by Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE).
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UCSB Briefs: October 18, 2002

Two UCSB faculty members were chosen among 800 academic and professional researchers to receive Fulbright Scholar Awards to conduct research at foreign universities.
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Woman Alleges Rape at Party

A third-year UCSB student is asking the community for help in tracking down men she alleges sexually assaulted her late in the evening of Oct. 5 at a party.
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Proposition A.S. Comes Up Short

Associated Students' base fee measure, Proposition A.S., which would have increased the institution's basic services fee by $10 per student per quarter - fell 443 votes short of passing.
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Strikers Return to Work, Negotiations Continue

Wednesday was National Boss' Day, and, coincidentally enough, it was also the last day of a three-day walkout during which the university workers picketed the University of California and complained i...
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SB County To Install Public Restrooms in I.V.

About 20 I.V. residents, along with 3rd District Supervisor Gail Marshall and her staff assistant Mark Chaconas discussed issues related to public bathroom locations at an Isla Vista Town Hall Meeting...
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Bone Marrow: Finding the Right Match

Nurse Michelle Kalin takes a blood sample from UCSB physics researcher Dan Schmidt as part of Nu Alpha Kappa's bone marrow drive for the Latino and African-American communities. The drive was held Tue...
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