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Monday September 22, 2003
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Seven UA law students are taking the side of a local ice cream store in its feud with Baskin-Robbins, the world's largest chain of ice cream specialty stores.
Baskin-Robbins is suing Jo Jenson, owner of Santa Barbara Ice Creamery located at 2502 N. Campbell Ave., just north of East Grant Road, for copyright infringement because her store sold an ice cream cake in a Baskin-Robbins box.
"I primarily wanted to do it just to help her out. It's a small business against a huge company," said Ryan Hurley, one of the law students assisting Jenson's attorney Cornelia Wallis Honchar.
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For many UA students, coffee is an essential part of college life that enables them to open their eyes in the morning, stay up late to cram for an exam or take a social break with their friends between classes.
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The Blues
Whether they're stone-washed, dark, light, short or long, jeans are America's good ol' standby wardrobe item. They come shaped as pants, skirts and overalls, and once you break in your favorite ones, it's tough to choose any other item to wear.
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