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Defense Begins Case

David Attias' defense team began to lay out their case Monday with testimony from Matthew State, a psychiatrist who treated the defendant when he was 13.
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UC EAP Attracts More Students for 2002-03

More University of California students are going abroad next year than ever before.
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UCs Collaborate on Survey to Examine Students’ Experiences

The University of California has received approximately 17,000 responses from students participating in a survey that could potentially impact future undergraduate education and is the first general s...
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May 21, 2002

The officers arrested her for public intoxication and asked for her name and birthdate. She told the officers that her birthdate was "none of your business."
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Feature Photo: You Gonna Report This?

Grafitti exclaiming, "Tops to UCSB: No Reporting Misdemeanors," appears on the roof level of HSSB.
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Supervisors To Vote on Public Nuisance Ordinance May 28

If the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Dept. gets its way, Del Playa Drive parties may become invitation-only.
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Police Warn UCSB Campus to Keep an Eye Out for Former Student

Samuel Strelitz, a former UCSB student, was convicted on May 16 of interfering with, delaying and obstructing a peace officer and for trespassing on the UCSB campus, according to campus police.
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Culture Week Unites Asian Ethnicities

Roughly 45 different ethnicities fall under the continental designation Asian, including Filipinos, Vietnamese, Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, Korean and Japanese peoples.
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Feature Photo : Rock Harder


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Feature Photo: Get Naked!


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A.S. Retracts Controversial Resolution

In one of its last chances to pass legislation, the 2001-2002 Associated Students Legislative Council debated, and ultimately withdrew, a controversial position paper in support of Israel that also ca...
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Environmentalists Criticize Rat Poison

The National Park Service is facing a lot of pressure from local environmentalist groups who argue that the rat poison recently dropped on Anacapa Island killed more than just rats.
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SB County Prepares for 2002 Fire Season

Fire season has hit Santa Barbara County, and local fire protection agencies are working to strengthen their resources and remind people about fire safety.
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Central Coast AIDS Project Holds Memorial

The 19th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial, a vigil dedicated to the memory of AIDS victims, will take place at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday at the Trinity Episcopal Church, located at 1500 State St.
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Study Finds Student Jobs May Affect Grades

Full-time students who work more than 25 hours a week are in danger of hurting their academics and college experience, according to a report released by California Public Interest Research Group, the ...
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