vol. 22, no. 114, Mar. 20-27, 2008
The days are longer and that itch to get out and do something is getting more intense.
Year: 2008
The Buckhorn Panel
In the deep recesses of the Colorado Plateau rock art was created by what some call the “ancient ones” more than 2,000 years ago. Reacting to an environment in which they had little control, the artists perhaps hoped to regain some small amount of infuence.
Five Years in Iraq, as of Tomorrow
Capps speaks out against “ongoing conflict.”
Green Canary Does Green Marketing
A subsidiary of Enviromedia Inc. opens for businesses in Santa Barbara.
Downtown Organization Gets New Director
Bill Collyer resigns from the News-Press to take the job.
Seizure Causes Driver to Flip Car on 101
The woman was treated for minor injuries; traffic was halted for 10 minutes.
On the Road – Colorado Plateau
In a land where bedrock dominates the scene, and the landscape is so difficult to comprehend, the drive across Highways 12 and 24 provides an opportunity to build healthy relationships with the land.
Steve Aoki
There is no doubt that tastemaker, scene reviver, and UCSB graduate Steve Aoki is talented.
Beautiful Tribute
Maharishi had the key to unlock joy.
Mudcrutch Announce SB Tour Stop
Tom Petty’s original five-piece band will play the Arlington on April 19.
