Stevie Wonder at the Bowl
Isn’t he lovely? A very spirited and skillful Stevie Wonder rocked Santa Barbara on Tuesday, August 28.
Year: 2007
UNKLE
From the British outfit that’s been hailed as pioneers of the trip-hop movement comes the third album in a revered discography.
Bizarre Books
Barney scans the stacks at this year’s Planned Parenthood Book Sale, takes a trip to the dentist, and previews the upcoming Arts & Lectures season.
Thunder Rolls Through Santa Barbara
The violent weather sparked four brushfires and knocked out power.
Romero Canyon Fire Under Control
A brushfire broke out in the Montecito foothills on Thursday, but was quickly controlled.
Basketball Coach Hit With Additional Assault Charge
A Tuesday hearing neither raised nor lowered the bail of Bruce Duane Nelson, who maintains his innocence.
Foot Chase Ends in Parking Lot of Chapala Street Ralphs
Goleta resident David Allen Bogard was arrested for being under the influence and fleeing police.
Sex Drive?
At some point, you become too old for hatchback hanky-panky.
International Antarctic Conference at UCSB
Hiding out on the bottom of the world, Antarctica has long lived in the far recesses of public interest-garnering rare attention for its radical weather patterns, penguin occupants, and occasional exploratory tragedy. However, the continent’s relative anonymity has changed in recent years, and the ever-increasing and irrefutable realities of global warming have helped the world’s fifth-largest continent surge to the frontlines of public discourse on climate change.
Gevirtz Study Examines Fiscal Impact of Dropouts on State
Until now, the issue of high school dropout rates had never been assigned an economic value. Last week, the California Dropout Research Project (CDRP)-an arm of the Linguistic Minority Research Institute (LMRI) at UCSB’s Gevirtz School of Education-released the findings of a study on the fiscal impact high school dropouts have upon the state of California.
