Students from the United States and the Greater Middle East engage in hands-on science while conducting water quality monitoring in the Arroyo Burro watershed.
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- DrDan on "The 50th Anniversary of Aldous Huxley's UCSB Lecture Series" the Unicorn, the Red Lion, the Magic Lantern Theatre...IV in the old & not-so-mild days... "But I don't want comfort. I want God, ...
- DrDan on "Ephemeral Art : The Short Life of a Chalk Art Painting" great article, and the pics are amazing!
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- Ken_Volok on "Introducing The Independent's South Coast Crime Map" The crime map itself is wildly off. I know who and where one of saturday's drunks was arrested and the map is a ...
- Ken_Volok on "Frances Ha" Can't comment on the form and substance of this film tho it seems like a nice escape from explosions in the next auditorium. ...
- Ken_Volok on "disAbility Awareness Days" People like Cheri Rae are a gift to the community. Who knows what great personality: artist, scientist, leader who might emerge from her ...
- Ken_Volok on "Panga Found on Arroyo Quemada Beach" I don't buy a set up because no patsies were shot.
- Eckermann on "Panga Found on Arroyo Quemada Beach" All I have is facts. Fact #1: Abandoned panga boats continue to show up on the Gaviota Coast. Fact #2: Nearby several of ...
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