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UCSB Alumnus To Speak on Conflict in Israel

Dr. Mitchell Bard, executive director and founder of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise and a UCSB graduate, will give a lecture tonight at 7:30 in Corwin Pavilion hosted by the American Stud...
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Protesters Fight Ocean Protection

Commercial and sport fishermen wearing red T-shirts lined up Friday over proposals to protect up to 34 percent of the waters around the Channel Islands off the coast of Santa Barbara.
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Local Groups Clean Up Isla Vista

On Saturday Feb. 9 the Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District hosted a volunteer clean up of garbage and debris in Isla Vista.
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A.S. Executive Director Hopefuls Come to UCSB

UCSB students, faculty, and staff can meet Cynthia Smith, one of five candidates for the position of Associated Students Executive Director today between 2:30 and 3:15 in the A.S. conference room.
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Police in Mexico Arrest Two SB Murder Suspects

Santa Barbara Police Dept. detectives and Mexican State Police arrested two suspects in Mexicali, Mexico, in connection with the January murder of Santa Barbara resident Jacqueline High.
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Feb. 11, 2002

Who Said College Kids Are the Rowdy Ones? At approximately 2:09 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 10, Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers patrolling the 6500 block of El Nido Road noticed an intoxicated 24-year-old ma...
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Feature Photo: Prepare Thine Arse for a Royal Kicking


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IVRPD Will Not Deal With Homeless Issue

The Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District turned down requests to put the homeless issue on the agenda at last night's meeting, claiming it lacked the authority to grant them a "living space."
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A.S. To Uphold Past Support of UFW Boycott

Associated Students will go along with the United Farm Workers (UFW) if the organization decides to boycott table grapes, A.S. Legislative Council decided Wednesday.
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Bill May Raise Traffic Fines in School Zones

State Assemblymember Hannah-Beth Jackson proposed doubling fines for traffic violations in school zones as way to fund safety programs in light of state budget cuts.
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Goleta Nets New Voters, Funds

Goleta registered over 15,000 voters as of Feb. 1 that will result in at least $18 million in state funding for the new city.
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Feature Photo: WETTer Is Better


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City of Goleta Looks at Area Developement

The Goleta City Council is considering suspending almost all construction in the new city for up to two years.
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Marshall Recall Presses Forward

Marshall's defenders attacked the recall as an attempt by out-of-town business interests to buy the supervisor's seat.
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Visiting Philosophers To Speak on Psychology, Religion at Forum

World-famous philosophers Evan Thompson and Pascal Boyer will be at UCSB this week pondering the interactions between science, psychology and God.
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