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I was disappointed in attending the Fareed Zakaria lecture and felt he left out a lot of important details.
Author: Indy Staff
Bioblitz Reveals Hidden Biodiversity in the Santa Barbara Channel
While many of the fish, cetaceans and other more conspicuous or “charismatic” animals have been well studied, a whole world of less noticeable creatures exists on the sea floor, hiding in rocky reefs and burrowing in the sand.
Robert Krut’s ‘Oh Oblivion’ is the Fifth Poetry Book for UCSB Lecturer
Three act structure guides this latest work.
Free Will Astrology
Week of October 23.
Time to Show Up
When we oldsters are all dead and gone, today’s younger people will be living in the fascist oligarchy that the people around Trump are creating.
The Quality of Schools and the Quality of Research
Literacy is at the core of educational success for most children, and probably this is true for their economic success, as well.
State Street Should Be Planned for the Public Good, Not Private Profit
Our planning process should prioritize creating opportunity for small businesses, young families, and renters, not just property owners.
The High Road to Nowhere
When it comes to gerrymandering, one-sided renunciation is a great way to feel good about ourselves, and a great way to lose.
Keep the City’s Promise to Its Residents
The ordinance City Council approved last week went too far in prioritizing economic development, speed, and flexibility over affordability, removing one of our most important tools for ensuring that at least a portion of the housing actually serves local residents: the in-lieu fee.
Car Traffic
Adding a car lane will please those young car cruisers on weekend nights.
