This re-posting of a comment on a previous entry in the Santa Barbara Media Blog provides an interesting perspective on the mess at the News-Press: that of Camilla Barnwell (formerly Cohee), who quit the paper last summer.
The university made official announcements of advancements by its college of engineering and English department researchers into the fields of low-cost light and primary text archival, respectively.
Sunita Narain, a noted force in the effort to clean up pollution in India, addressed a crowd at UCSB’s Corwin Pavilion Thursday night about the difference between what the American environmental movement has done and what less wealthy countries like India can do.
Upon having ended his 26-year employment in the Santa Barbara News-Press printing plant, Carl Batchelder discusses what may have led up to the end of his job.
State Senator Abel Maldonado hopes measure will slow one of fastest growing rural crimes.
The Goleta man who punctured and slashed 316 tires faces five years in prison if he vandalizes again.
Get out of the rain and into whatever Barney tells you to. Barney’s Weekend Picks once again direct you to the brightest and best that Santa Barbara has to offer you for these drizzly days.
Yesterday’s stage was a real deal photo finish and with sunny skies back in the swing of things along the South Coast today’s time trial in Solvang looks primed to set the pavement on fire.
By the time you read this story the madness will have already begun, with dozens of the world’s best bike racers blazing south through the state of California in a spellbinding, death-defying blur of brightly colored Lycra.
Rajnish Mehra, a Professor of Finance in UCSB’s Department of Economics, tries to explain the stock market to Martha Sadler.
