NECTAR Seeks Artists for May Performance
The 10th installment of this cross-discipline art forum is themed around honoring our elders.
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Yo-Yo Ma Lectures at the Granada Theatre
The cellist will discuss his life and the role of classical music in today’s society on Thursday, April 5.
Santa Barbara County’s Unemployment Numbers For February 2012 at 8.9 Percent Average for the County
Santa Barbara County’s unemployment rate for February 2012 was 8.9 percent, remaining unchanged from a revised 8.9 percent in January 2012, according to the monthly information released today by the state Employment Development Department (EDD).
The Well-Lived Life
Here’s what my dad and Selma had in common: They were both “unreasonable” people, the kind upon whom all progress depends.
College Access and Success Professionals Gather for Regional Meeting in Santa Barbara
The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara is pleased to announce that the National College Access Network (NCAN) is holding its annual Western Regional meeting in Santa Barbara on Thursday, March 29, 2012.
Bigger Is Sometimes Better
As more housing goes up in Isla Vista, more SBCC students move there, creating an overflow demand for bus service.
In Tune with Tempranillo
Dorothy Schuler will present on Spanish wine and tapas at the American Wine Society-Santa Barbara’s March 28 event.
Fair and Tender Elephants
I imagine that the best argument for offering elephant rides at a county fair is because we humans are awed and grateful that such beautiful, massive creatures allow us on their backs.
The Rebirth of Christchurch
One year after a lethal quake, the vibrant New Zealand city struggles to rebuild.
Dropping In on Professor Kapoor
I hadn’t seen Professor Kapoor, who reads astrology, numerology, and palms in the main bazaar in front of Jackson Books, since March of 2008.
