Navigating an Inaccessible World
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The USA Is Neither a Theocracy Nor a ‘Christian’ Nation
We are not a “Biblical Republic” as Speaker Johnson and others want us to think.
County to Rezone Ag Lands Heavily in Eastern Goleta Valley
The formal rezones themselves will take place in 2024, but adoption of the HEU on December 5 will include the adoption of the “potential rezone” sites list.
Jogging Can Be Bad for Your Health!
“Come with me, John,” my roommate said. “I’m just gonna do a couple of lengths of the beach to blow away the cobwebs.”
Peace for Palestinian and Jew
November sun peeking under heavy clouds / a reluctant cook checking the pot
A Sad End to a Good Day
About a half hour into a presentation highlighting Walter Capps’s insistence that “democracy starts with conversations,” the panel was interrupted by loud shouts.
A Dangerous Professor
As unrest ruled in Isla Vista, Dick and Mickey Flacks started the Thursday Club in their living room, a crucible that formed modern Santa Barbara, successful because they recognized that social change happens at the speed of relationships.
When Anti-Zionism Is Indeed Anti-Semitic
The Jewish Federation flags downtown had nothing to do with Israel. JVP’s request simply targeted a local Jewish organization.
An Ecological Framework for Revitalizing the City Core
Revitalizing steps need to build resilience to climate change while fostering a vibrant city that provides for the economic livelihood, health, personal fulfillment, and happiness of its citizens.
The Normalizing of Donald J. Trump
There is nothing funny about a presidential candidate who wants to do away with our democracy.