Jen Schlosberg
UCSB, Senior HSJCSC Fellow
2003-2004                                             home page


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GETTING A LIFE
     Downtown
     Goleta/IV
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Goleta/IV
This is a less expensive place to live compared to downtown, but it�s more residential.  This is where I live.  Goleta is sort of inbetween downtown and Isla Vista, but also extends past Isla Vista, more north on the freeway (the 101).  Calle Real is a great place to do one-stop-shopping and stuff, as it has gas stations, dry cleaners, Trader Joe�s, Albertson�s, coffee shops, restaurants, nail salons, Michael�s and much more!  The other place to go is Camino Real, up near Costco on Storke Road.  In this shopping center, you�ll find Home Depot, Linens -n- Things, a movie theatre, Chile�s, McDonald�s, Hallmark, and much more!  Each year, Goleta also hosts a Lemon Festival-it�s fun, and full of lemony and yellow stuff!  Check out Goleta�s Chamber of Commerce to find out more about the area. 

Isla Vista (IV) is the college town right next to the university.  I would not recommend living here as a fellow, because not only will you run into a lot of students (this is not a bad thing, but sometimes it�s good to have a life separate from your job), but also since Hillel is located in IV, it�s good to be able to get away from work.  IV has some fine college cuisine-Freeb!rds (Mexican), Woodstock�s (pizza), Silvergreens (salads, sandwiches, pasta), Blenders, Bagel Cafe, Java Jones (coffee shop) and of course-the Study Hall, the IV bar!  You�ll also find other places, but since IV is so small, you could probably walk all around it and see everything quicker than I can type it here!
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