Santa Barbara School Teacher’s Rant Is All Wrong
Starshine Roshell sets the record straight.
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A New Hope with Biden and Harris
Competence and compassion and telling the truth are the promises of the new administration.
Black Athletes Emerge As New Leaders of the Movement
National Basketball League, Major League Baseball, National Hockey League, Women’s Basketball Association, the National Football League all took action.
The Color of White Eyes
The America We Know isn’t colorblind. The America We Know is color-conscious but conveniently color-silent.
The Zombie Defense
Modern science still suffers in many ways from its own version of cognitive dissonance by maintaining what is essentially a behaviorist/positivist stance in, of all places, the philosophy of mind.
Absent-Minded Science
The problem becomes apparent when we try to explain mind itself within the “scientific” method which does its best to ignore mind in nature.
News-Press Shame Overshadows Party Report
J’Amy reports on the Jerry Roberts fundraiser, the release of IQ by Stephen Murdoch, the art of Jana Zimmer, and the Ebb & Flow of the East-West Gallery.
Your Village Cheat Sheet
Montecito is one of those places that is well intended but misunderstood. It has more amenities than most cities, but it isn’t a city. It has a shopping strip that is not within its official boundaries. And, while it is famous as the home of billionaires, the true majority of its citizens are middle-class folk who bought real estate wisely and rode the Montecito market into their enviable net worth.
All the Snooze Too Fat to Print
Nick Welsh ponders what must be going on behind the scenes everyday at the News-Press in his first-ever online only Angry Poodle Barbecue.
Sticky “Situation” at the Santa Barbara News-Press
Brouhaha? Fooferaw? The dispute between News-Press management and former employees has gone on long enough that you’d think some news agency would have thought up a snazzy catch-all name for it that expresses the magnitude succinctly and objectively. Alas, even an expansive list of possible synonyms falls short.