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Community To Vote for PAC Reps

Elections for representatives to the Isla Vista Project Area Committee will be held today, despite a pending lawsuit and restraining order filed by I.V. business owners to protest the formation of the...
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What To Do When They Come for You

Daily Nexus staff writer Ladan Moeenziai spends a sober Friday night hanging with the Isla Vista Foot Patrol. By the end of the evening, Moeenziai discovers the drunken-stupor masses romaing the stree...
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Judge Passes Sentence in Battery Trial

Adam Delafuente was sentenced to 30 days in Santa Barbara County jail and three years of probation for a misdemeanor battery that occurred over a year ago.
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Part-time Faculty Seeks Increase in Wages, Expedient Negotiations

According to a report by the Coalition on the Academic Workforce, 72 percent of part-time teachers earn less than $3,000 per class, which is under $20,000 per year.
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Coastal Improvements Await State Funding

California will spend $1.5 million on Central Coast projects if the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management approves a draft Coastal Impact Assistance Plan (CIAP).
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Real Stories of the IV Foot Patrol

Is That Your Final Answer? At approximately 12:48 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 28, Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers patrolling the 6600 block of Sabado Tarde Road observed a 20-year-old female being supported ...
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State Conducts UC Audit

"In spite of the University's agreement to increase the quality of undergraduate education, one of its fastest rising costs is academic administration," she wrote in a statement.
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Local Chapter of U.N. Holds Fundraiser for Afghan Women’s Aid

"When you think of Afghanistan, think of Germany. When you think of their women, think of the Jews," keynote speaker Annette Zumba said to a packed room at the University Club on Saturday morning.
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UCSB Researchers Study Advantages of Sexual Reproduction

The question of why people have sex plagues nearly everyone, evolutionary biologists in particular.
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New Homes to Ease Demand, Harm Habitats

There are 269 units of faculty housing proposed along the West Campus area on Phelps Road, 144 units for student families on Storke Road, and 50 units at the West Campus Mesa site.
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Law To Expand Gay Partners’ Rights

Same-sex couples are one step closer to equal rights with heterosexual couples since Governor Gray Davis signed Assembly Bill 25, the "Domestic Partners Bill" on Oct. 14.
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Victim Directs Authorities to Suspect in Recent Stabbing

Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies arrested stabbing suspect Juan Becerra Wednesday at 5:45 p.m.
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Marshall Gets Recall Notice

Third District Supervisor Gail Marshall was served with a recall notice Tuesday morning because of a disagreement over saying the pledge of allegiance at a county committee meeting. County Sheriff Jim...
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