Pro-19
I read Dr. Sherif El-Asyouty’s commentary about the harms of marijuana and, as a former police officer who worked to enforce California’s marijuana laws, I’d like to respond.
Year: 2010
Give California Citizens Redistricting Commission a Chance
Two propositions on the November ballot deal with how the boundaries will be drawn for California’s state legislative and U.S. Congressional district boundaries. These are Props 20 and 27. I am opposed to both.
Quaziness Continues
Montecito homeowner slaps the couple with a restraining order.
Jazz Piano and Classical Guitar
The talented avant-garde jazz pianist Roberta Piket comes to Muddy Waters and the great classical guitarist John Williams will be in recital at the Lobero this week.
Sleigh Bells’ Success Story
Alexis Krauss talks teaching, touring, and how one dinner out changed her whole life.
Ensemble Moving to Victoria Hall
With the way cleared after a delay due to litigation, Ensemble now has a 30-year lease. The Vic’s interior will be gutted. The Santa Barbara architectural firm that did the Granada Theatre’s interior, and the Music Academy of the West’s outstanding Hahn Hall, has been retained.
Downtown Sound Heats Up
S.B.’s Snakefist and Dante Elephante will advance to the finals of the Indy/New Noise-sponsored battle of the bands.
Arts & Lectures Brings Alex Ross to UCSB
The prize-winning critic and author will be at Campbell Hall on Wednesday to read from and discuss his latest book, Listen to This.
Grace David 1913-2010
Like a comet soaring across the night sky, Grace David generated a light of her own.
Pistolera Kicks Off Sixth Season of Viva el Arte
Viva el Arte promotes the Latino traditions in the performing arts by presenting top-quality, free concerts throughout the school year.
