UCSB Professor Lauded for Novel Translation
UCSB Professor of Latin American Studies Suzanne Jill Levine won the prestigious PEN Center USA 2012 Literary Award for Translation.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
The Quiet of Qigong
Qigong, I learned, is an ancient practice of movement and meditation that helps heal the body, improve flexibility, balance the emotions, and lift the spirit.
volume 26, number 354, October 25-November 1, 2012
Richard Ross Photographs Juvenile Justice
Safe Routes to School Project Chugs Along
The Santa Barbara Unified school board gave the county the go-ahead to draft an application for a Safe Routes to School project that would be funded by SBCAG for up to $300,000.
3rd Annual Santa Barbara Chowder Fest
The 3rd Annual S.B. Chowder Fest features celebrity chef Cat Cora as judge of the charity cook-off.
La razón blindada
La razón blindada is a Kafkaesque tale of imprisonment and resistance in Argentina.
October is SIDS Awareness Month
October is designated as a time to raise awareness about SIDS.
Enforcement of 72-Hour Parking Limit
On September 4, 2012, The County of Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors approved an Ordinance to limit on-street parking to 72 hours on all County public roads.
Gap Apologizes – AIM So Cal Doesn’t Accept
AIM So Cal Delivers Demands, Receives Apology Email from Gap Representative
Monroe Elementary Kicks Off Autumn With Fall Festival
Monroe Elementary School on Santa Barbara’s Mesa is hosting their annual Fall Festival on Saturday, October 27 from 3-6 p.m.
