How to Handle the Brave New World of i, X, IM, and Wii
As parents, especially, the threats of the Digital Age can scare you stupid.
Year: 2008
Education
Due to as much as $20,000 in theater equipment stolen from Santa Barbara High School’s auditorium last weekend, the scheduled 5/9 opening of the school’s spring musical has been postponed.
Life Is a Highway
Slouched over an unsatisfying bowl of Healthy Choice popcorn, my roomie and I were half-heartedly keeping up a conversation about the same things we always talk about-work, boys, bills, roommates, what we ate and if we went to the gym, and the desire to get away from the predictability of it all.
S.B. Photographer Tells the Stories Beneath the Tattoos
At first glance, UCSB art professor Kip Fulbeck’s latest book, Permanence: Tattoo Portraits, might give the illusion of being simply an art monograph with an ink-on-skin theme.
South Coast Deli
Whether you are lunching downtown or in Goleta, South Coast Deli is right around the corner.
vol. 22, no. 119, Apr. 24-May 1, 2008
Despite becoming victim to projectile vomit after visiting a Krishna temple, Indy Senior Editor Matt Kettmann has generally positive things to say about his recent trip to India with Santa Barbara’s Vitamin Angels.
Piatti’s Arancini
Chef Edward Huante of Piatti is kicking off a summer Winemaker Dinner Series with Byron Winery’s award-winning winemaker, Jonathon Nagy, on April 24.
Bowl a Little
Come to Zodo’s Bowling & Beyond (5925 Calle Real, Goleta) to join more than 200 bowlers raising funds for at-risk youth.
Forbidden Kingdom
Maybe it isn’t the greatest kung fu epic of all time, but it certainly interweaves a lot of disparate highlights.
Mudcrutch
“I felt like I was in high school again,” I heard a woman I’d guess to be in her fifties say as I exited the Arlington Theatre after a rocking Mudcrutch show last Saturday night.
