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Analysts Say UC Fees Due for Increase

A Sacramento agency released a recommendation last Wednesday that has the potential to increase University of California undergraduate student fees.
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Series of Weekend Altercations Lead to Severe Injuries

Another string of fights in Isla Vista resulted in three hospitalizations last weekend.
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Advocates of Living Wage Hold Demonstration

Members and supporters of the Coalition for a Living Wage gathered yesterday in front of the St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, holding signs and yelling chants calling for an increase in wa...
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World-Renowned Mathematician Visits UCSB

Dr. Isadore Singer, a professor at MIT and one of the nation's leading mathematicians, visited UCSB from Jan. 14 to Feb. 14 to give a series of lectures on advanced topics in mathematics and their app...
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Feature Photo: Playing with Fire

Magician Mark Collier juggles a bowling ball, a flaming torch and a machete at the UCen Winter Carnival on Tuesday afternoon. The carnival also included baton twirling, Mardi Gras beads and bands.
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Third District Plans for New Lights in I.V.

Third District Supervisor Gail Marshall and the Edison Co. announced Monday that they will work together to shed light on some of Isla Vista's darkest corners as part of an Isla Vista safety enhanceme...
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Gun Totin’ Man Knocks Over Bank

A male suspect stole an unknown amount of cash from the Santa Barbara Bank and Trust in Magnolia Center Monday morning.
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Lawsuit Could Delay Merced Construction

Three Merced-based environmental groups filed suit a week ago against the University of California Board of Regents, Merced County and the Virginia Smith Trust on grounds that the Environmental Impact...
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UCSB Student Coordinates Fundraiser for Rare Disease

Niemann-Pick Type C, a rare pediatric disorder, will receive needed attention thanks to UCSB sophomore pre-biology major Kristin Avery's fundraiser drawing being held from Tuesday to Friday this week.
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I.V. Service Honors Deceased

About 50 people gathered in Anisq' Oyo' Park Sunday afternoon to remember those lost in the Isla Vista community over the past two years.
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Worming Their Way From the Deep

The animal is a native of one of the most inhospitable environments on the planet - deep-sea ocean vents, where there's about 4,000 pounds of pressure and the water is a chilly 2 degrees Celsius.
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Yehoshua Calls for Separation in the Middle East

Israeli playwright and Hebrew Literature Professor AB Yehoshua, often referred to as "the William Faulkner of Israeli literature," spoke to a crowd in Corwin Pavilion on Sunday.
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This Week in History

Isla Vista residents were clubbed, tear-gassed, and arrested and the Bank of America building then on Embarcadero Del Norte was completely destroyed by flames.
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The Police Report: Feb. 25, 2002

The officers asked her why she threw away her beer and she said, "I don't know what you are talking about, I don't have any beer."
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Did I.V. Change?

One year later, the flowers at the makeshift memorial are gone and a fresh layer of asphalt blankets Sabado Tarde Road. One year later, many Isla Vista residents and community leaders say the tragedy ...
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