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UCSB Removes Sweatshop Products Found in Bookstores

January 29, 2001 by

Sweatshop laborers in the world's developing countries work in poorly ventilated factories for 10-14 hours a day. When clothing made under these conditions appeared in UCSB's Bookstore a few months ag...
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Police Blotter

January 29, 2001 by

Compiled from the files of Isla Vista Foot Patrol.
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Community Calls for Release of Chinese Restaurant Owner

January 25, 2001 by

Approximately 80 people gathered under the American flag in front of the main post office downtown to protest the imprisonment of the China Castle restaurant's former owner Sui-Yi Paul Chang.
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BFA Faculty Votes Student Director Out of Program

January 25, 2001 by

Senior Matt Weinglass may be able to direct and sell out plays with the Sherwood Players, but he will not graduate from UCSB's theater program. On Dec. 8, Weinglass was voted out of the Bachelor of Fi...
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Leadership Conference in Corwin Pavilion To Feature Workshops, Guest Speaker

January 25, 2001 by

Movie passes, scooters, bookstore gift certificates, Cold Stone ice cream and motivational words from state Assemblymember Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) will be offered to students at tonight'...
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UCSB Provost Resigns to Focus on English Teaching, Research in Department

January 25, 2001 by

Everett Zimmerman, a UCSB English professor for the last 31 years, has stepped down as provost of the College of Letters and Science, ending a four-year tenure.
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Town Hall Meeting Examines Housing Inspection Proposal

January 25, 2001 by

Upon closer inspection of a newly proposed county plan, many Isla Vista residents fear being left out in the cold.
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County Eyes I.V. Housing Conditions

January 25, 2001 by

County officials are working on a proposal that would implement mandatory housing inspections to more than 4,600 Isla Vista apartments.
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UCSB Strives to Improve Electrical Effeciency During Power Alerts

January 24, 2001 by

The UC system consumes enough electricity per hour during peak usage to power over 300,000 homes for the same amount of time.
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Governor Davis Opens Bids to Out-of-State Energy Suppliers for Long-term Contract

January 24, 2001 by

The state is hoping to receive bids as low as 5.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, compared to the 40 or 50 cents Edison and PG&E have been paying.
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Student Health Provides Coverage for Mandatory Health Insurance

January 24, 2001 by

Beginning Fall Quarter 2001, students in the University of California will be required to have health insurance.
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Carrizo Plain Grassland Receives National Monument Designation

January 24, 2001 by

A long struggle by Rep. Lois Capps to protect an environmental and cultural refuge was brought to a successful conclusion by one of former President Bill Clinton's final executive actions.
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Sheriff Announces Decision Against Seeking Re-election

January 23, 2001 by

Three County Law Enforcement Veterans Declare Candidacy, Begin 2002 Campaigns
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A.S. Hears Funding Requests, Dispenses Money To C.O.D.A., College Republicans

January 23, 2001 by and

Superman, the NRA and too many people needing too much money led to a four-hour Associated Students Finance Board meeting Monday.
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True Stories of the Isla Vista Foot Patrol

January 23, 2001 by

Real crime, real dumb.
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