The Simian Line
After reading Coleen Rowley’s palms, Batya rethinks the debate on the meaning of the simian line and announces the launch of her palmistry newsletter.
Month: May 2007
Film Festival Dates Slated for 2008
Next year’s event will begin immediately after Oscar announcements.
This Column Sucks
When School Board President Nancy Harter said “That sucks” at a recent meeting, what did she really mean?
Homeless Brawl on Eastside
A drinking party among transients turned ugly on Thursday and resulted in a razor cuts.
SBHS Principal Paul Turnbull Promoted
Promoted to assistant superintendent, Turnbull will spread methods to other schools in the district.
Kids in Cages Trial Comes to Blistering Finale
Last Friday, prosecuting attorney Joyce Dudley delivered one of the more sizzling and searing closing arguments of her lengthy legal career, castigating defendant Sylvia Vasquez as a cruelly narcissistic child abuser and “one of the worst kind of liars there is.” Judge Frank Ochoa will rule on the trial at the end of this week.
Mizik Jakmel Offers All-Star Reggae Line-Up
In case you wanted a reason to head to Haiti…
Paseo Nuevo’s Recycling Mystery
Though some Paseo Nuevo business owners believed that the mall did not recycle, a little clarification has led to what could be an improved recycling program for the facility.
Jimmy’s Sign Taken, Found
The famed Chinese bar and restaurant’s sign went missing last weekend, but was soon discovered.
City Tour Notes Revived, Blighted Areas in Santa Barbara
Attendees learn of the four targeted areas for clean-up plans.
