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OCTOBER 15, 2015 Vol DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015 Vol. 96, No.5 www.dailynexus.com UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA Bake Sale Raises Funds for Witnesses Testify Syrian Refugees in Need Concerning Recent Student Death Staff Report had a massive cut in his right arm and it was just gushing out blood, and it wasn’t dripping, Five students spoke during public forum at it was literally flying and it was ridiculous,” the Associated Students (A.S.) Senate meeting Ramirez said. “I knew at the time that it was a on Wednesday night to give witness testimo- matter of time, and we ran inside and tried to nials of the events leading up to the death of get a towel and we tried to take care of him.” second-year pre-biology major Andres Esteban According to Ramirez, Sanchez was rest- Sanchez on Sunday, Oct. 11. less but was not violent toward the five wit- At approximately 4:40 a.m., two Isla Vista nesses. Foot Patrol (IVFP) deputies responded to “He was a little bit out of control due to reports of a male subject on the 6700 block of the adrenaline, so he was running around Abrego Road running in the street scream- from one apartment complex to another, but ing for help. Upon we attempted to arrival, deputies stop him. We sat were flagged down him down several by a nearby witness This is a fellow student times,” Ramirez said. who stated the male “ of ours who probably “Though it seemed subject, later identi- like he was violent, EFFIE SKLAVENITIS / DAILY NEXUS fied as UCSB stu- died because of the he didn’t do anything UCSB American Red Cross’s bake sale not only raises money for Syrians in dent Andres “Andy” to us.” need, but also increases public awareness of the refugees’ dire situation. Esteban Sanchez, negligence of the EMTs Off-campus sena- had a deep laceration tor and second-year Effie Sklavenitis attempts to help Syrian refugees. on his right arm. and the paramedics Chican@ studies Reporter “We are trying to support the Syrian The five stu- and history of public refugees,” Liu said. “The American Red dents, Areli Ariana, and the police officers. policy double-major UCSB American Red Cross is hosting Cross, along with UNHCR, is provid- Ashley Baker, Alejandra Melgoza a bake sale in front the UCen Tuesday ing food, shelter and anything that these Joceline Hernandez, - Areli Ariana said she spoke with through Thursday to raise money for people who are coming from a country in Alejandra Melgoza dispatch and “spe- Syrian refugees. chaos may need.” and Marvin ” cifically requested” Over 70 goods were baked in prepara- President of UCSB American Red Ramirez, dialed 911 medical assistance, tion for the first day of the sale, including Cross and fourth-year biology major following an encounter with Sanchez near but was not taken seriously. candy corn-shaped Rice Krispy treats, Heather Halaweh said students really their residence. According to the students, first “I was the one who called dispatch and brownies, apple rose pastries and peanut like the bake sale and ask questions about responders on the scene mishandled the situa- dispatch didn’t believe me,” Melgoza said. butter, sugar and chocolate chip cookies. the refugees overseas. tion, mistreating the victim and witnesses based “When you have anyone who is pleading for Last year, UCSB American Red Cross “When we do the bake sale, we try on their race. help, saying that there is blood gushing out held a bake sale to raise money for victims to choose something that’s current, and Santa Barbara City College student of a wound — when you have someone who of the earthquake in Nepal. we want something that a lot of people Marvin Ramirez said Sanchez ran up to is passed out in front of your doorstep with Internal vice president of UCSB care about because it’s an occurrence him and Hernandez screaming “help!” while blood gushing out of a wound, I would expect American Red Cross and third-year biol- that is happening on such a large scale,” bleeding profusely from his right arm. dispatch to hear the screaming in the back- ogy major Allie Liu said she hopes UCSB Halaweh said. “He, like, ran into my arms and I didn’t ground.” will come out and support the Red Cross’s For the full story, see dailynexus.com. even have a shirt on, and I felt him and he For the full story, see dailynexus.com. 2 Thursday, October 15, 2015 Daily Nexus DAILY NEXUS CALENDAR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA UCSB Arts & Lectures Ray Chen, violin presents Pulitzer Prize- Julio Elizalde, piano winning journalist Héctor Wed, Oct 21 Tobar discussing Deep 7:00 PM Down Dark, the harrowing Hahn Hall IV LIVE presents story of 33 Chilean miners Wunderkind IMPROVABILTY’s EPIC violinist Ray trapped underground for Chen’s 2013 ADVENTURE more than three months Hahn Hall Jeff Daniels displaying UCSB’s award-winning performance with pianist his versatile talent in improv troupe Mon., Nov. 2, at 8:00 p.m. at Julio Elizalde UCSB Campbell Hall dazzled audience an up-close musical Friday, October 16 at 8pm members and performance with the Embarcadero Hall, Isla Vista In 2010 a Chilean mine collapsed, trapping critics alike as he $3 (parents & family are free) 33 miners beneath thousands of feet of rock “electrifi ed Santa Ben Daniels Band for 69 days. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Barbara music lovers… with a sparkling debut that bore witness to his internationally Nov. 3, at 8:00 p.m. Héctor Tobar received exclusive access to Magic Lantern Films the miners and their personal narratives of lauded skills and musicianship” (Santa at The New Vic, the unimaginable experience. Tobar recounts Barbara Independent). presents the miners’ physical, emotional, and spiritual Program 33 W. Victoria St. TRAINWRECK journey – from moments of their deepest Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Major, Jeff Daniels is best known for his award- uncertainty to their miraculous rescue – in op. 12 winning career on screen, but he has found Friday, October 16 at 7 & 10pm a textured account that keeps audiences Saint-Saëns: Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, op. 75 solace in his guitar for decades. Daniels riveted. The 33, a fi lm adaptation of Tobar’s Monday, October 19 at 7 & Ysaye: Sonata for Solo Violin in E Minor, op. spent the past 12 years playing across the book starring Antonio Banderas and Juliette Binoche, will be released this November. 27, no. 4 country, sharing the stage with the likes of 10pm Falla: Suite populaire espagnole Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt and delighting IV Theater, Isla Vista Monti: Czardas audiences with his approachable style and mastery of his craft. Daniels has been $4 compared to John Prine for his humor, UCSB Arts & Lectures sensitivity and ability to spin a yarn from life Career presents the captivating experiences. The Ben Daniels Band joins him on tour. Services company of dance- As a musician, Jeff Daniels has played in illusionists MOMIX notable venues across the country, shared the stage with lauded musicians and UCSB Internship & with the Santa Barbara studied with Stefan Grossman. In 2012 premiere of Alchemia, the Martin Guitar Company began selling Research Night an OM Jeff Daniels Custom Artist Edition Tuesday, November 3rd, on Thu., Oct. 22, at 8:00 Guitar. 2015 – 5:30pm-7:00pm at p.m. at the Granada SRB Multipurpose Room Theatre Under the direction of Moses Pendleton, Interested in discovering what a founding member of the groundbreaking Pilobolus Dance Theater, and his wife internships, research, and Cynthia Quinn, MOMIX delivers Alchemia, leadership positions are available the dazzling multimedia spectacle that BOLT on campus? Join us for a Gaucho manipulates the notion of transformation networking night! Come prepared and the four classic elements: earth, Outdoor movie fun on to make a strong fi rst impression air, fi re and water, to create a visually arresting theatrical experience full of Meet Your Neighbors Day and learn more about opportunities whimsy, sensuality, beauty and intrigue. by connecting with The Chicago Tribune describes MOMIX as Saturday, October 17 at 7pm campus and community employers. “Inspired vaudevillians, creating slapstick, Little Acorn Park, Isla Vista Business casual dress is science fi ction and improvisational surprise. Such quick, bright explosions of Dogs on a leash welcome! recommended and bring copies of your resume. 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