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Judge Drops One Charge in I.V. Case

A superior court judge on Monday dismissed one of the felony charges brought against five of eight defendants in a videotaped assault case that occurred in Isla Vista in September 2000.
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Hey Mr. Postman, Got a Letter for Me

A wise man once said a picture is worth a thousand words. But for some residents of the Buena Vista Care Center, a thousand words is all that's needed to put a smile on their faces.
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Developers Offer to Donate Ellwood Land for Tax Credit

The development partnership that owns most of the Ellwood bluffs has proposed giving up 18 acres of land as permanent open space in exchange for a $5 million to 6 million tax credit from the state.
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CCS Cancels 4 Colloquia Classes

Orgies do not keep rock stars or politicians from their work, but the same cannot be said for student-led classes at UCSB.
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Police Arrest Bank Robbery Suspect Again

Sheriff's detectives rearrested a 19-year-old man suspected of armed bank robbery last Friday because they believed the suspect was going to flee Goleta in order to avoid prosecution.
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CCC To Assess Impact of Cable on Fishing Nets

Central Coast fishermen are catching underwater cables on their fishing trips in addition to fish, prompting the California Coastal Commission to take a closer look at the cables in its April meeting.
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Speakers Debate How to Mix Freedom, Safety

Former FBI and CIA Director William Webster and American Civil Liberties Union President Nadine Strossen debated the tensions between national security and personal liberty Sunday afternoon.
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Lab Begins Search for New Director

Six months from now, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will have a new director. It just won't be an easy decision.
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The Police Report: March 4, 2002

At approximately 7:15 p.m. on Saturday, March 2 the Isla Vista Foot Patrol received a call from a married couple concerned about a 22-year-old male lying in the road on the 700 block of Camino Corto.
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Coroner Says Lydon Dies of Viral Infection

The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department Corner's office has determined that UCSB freshman Leo Lydon died of natural causes.
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Surfrider Works to Protect Local Shores

Eight years after its formation, the UCSB chapter of Surfrider seems to be working harder than ever to protect the local coastline.
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Feature Photo: Nothing to See Here Folks


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SB Holds Vigil for Victim of Alleged Hate Crime

Nearly 500 Santa Barbara community members held a candlelight vigil Monday night for the victim of a murder last week.
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New Complex Hopes to Fill Several Needs

The largest building project in 30 years at UCSB doesn't have a name yet. But it does have a committee. The committee, along with architects and several campus departments, is planning for a 110,000-s...
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