The S.B. B-24 Disasters
Robert Burtness discusses the history of a tragedy of air and sea errors that occurred in S.B.
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Recent Stories
The Saudi Experience at UCSB
While learning to live like Americans, Faisal and Taja dispel Mideast myths.
The East
This ecoterrorist thriller never pulls its promising pieces into a satisfying whole but wins points for grappling with moral complexities.
Live Oak Music Festival Goes Live
The 25th annual music fest kicks off this Friday with performances by Jerry Douglas and Robert Earl Keen.
The Novel That Wouldn’t Say No
Author and former screenwriter Diana Gould discusses the long road to publishing Coldwater.
Golden Years Are for Changing the World
Five who are using their accumulated skills and wisdom to help out in the world’s danger zones.
Fence Isla Vista
Eye on Isla Vista reports on UCSB students organizing for safe fencing all along the bluffs.
Local Woman Entrepreneur Named Fastest Growing Company of the Year
The 4th annual Women Entrepreneurs Rock the World, hosted by Savor the Success, the premiere business network for women entrepreneurs, took place in New York City in May.
Capps Congratulates Goleta Resident Paul Petrich
Last Wednesday, Rep. Lois Capps (D-Calif) congratulated Goleta resident Paul Petrich on being honored as the 2013 National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Volunteer of the Year for his volunteer work with the Channel Islands Naturalist Corps.
UCSB- Gevirtz School Co-Sponsors Free Premiere of Submit
UC Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz School and Bullying Research Network (BRNET) will co-sponsor the free public screening of the film Submit* the documentary in 1920 Buchanan Hall on the UC Santa Barbara campus on Tuesday, June 18, at 3:30 pm.
