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Direct Relief International Efforts Yield Record-Breaking Results

The Santa Barbara-based, nonprofit organization Direct Relief International sent a record $67.1 million in medical relief to 53 countries in 2000, beating its previous high of $52.8 million in 1999.
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UC Briefs

Events throughout the UC system.
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Feature Photo: Home Sweet Dorm

Freshman dramatic art major and San Miguel resident Stephanie Abrams begins the unavoidable task of unpacking after a long Winter Break.
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Rape Investigation Leads to Bomb Scare

Slade Morgan Giles, 23, a former Associated Students representative and A.S. presidential candidate, was arrested yesterday for the possession of bomb-making materials and the possession of a controll...
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Meeting To Review Possible City Boundaries for Goleta

Whether or not Isla Vista will actually become an island may be decided at tonight's Local Agency Formation Committee (LAFCO) meeting.
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IVFP Advise Residents on Holiday Crime Trends During Winter Break

As Isla Vista prepares for the Winter Break student exodus, the I.V. Foot Patrol has a few suggestions to keep personal belongings from ending up under someone else's tree.
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Spirit of Giving Continues With Local Drives

Holiday food and toy drives are hitting full swing as the season-to-be-jolly draws closer.
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A Second Look: More Plans for the Future of Isla Vista

Complicated visions of the future got you down? Fear not, as the Daily Nexus rounds out our two-part series: [Re] Vision I.V. for dummies.
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[Re]Vision Isla Vista Finalists: Traffic Trees, Parking Permits, and A DP Pier (Part two)

A look at the next three finalists in the [Re]Vision Isla Vista contest.
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Lecturer Focuses on Cuba Under U.S. Trade Embargo

Since 1959, Cuba has had few new cars and the United States has had few good cigars. Global Studies 124 students listened Wednesday night to Sergio Martinez, Secretary of Cuban Interests in the United...
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Law Enforcers, Supporters Prepare for Effort Against Drunken, Drugged Drivers

The CHP does not mind if students indulge in a little eggnog this holiday season, but it wants to ensure that they do not end up scrambled.
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Leg Council Passes Finance Board Allocations

Like most UCSB students, the Associated Students Legislative Council spent the end of the quarter worrying about books and money.
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2 Men Remain at Large After Attempted Assault

A woman escaped an attempted sexual assault on campus Wednesday night, but the two suspects remain at large.
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Union Demands at UCSB

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It’s a Small World After All in Nanotechnology

Campus scientists, led by materials Professor Galen Stucky, are making big steps in the world of the extremely small.
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