Campaign to Curb Isla Vista Burglaries
Sheriff’s Foot Patrol and UCSB’s Associated Students encourage residents to take basic precautions.
Indy Staff
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Tower of Power to play Santa Barbara, September 24
Tower of Power will be performing at the Granada Theater, 1214 State Street, in Santa Barbara, on September 24, at 8 PM.
Documentary on Fishbone Hits Theaters in October
When Fishbone first emerged from California, no other band sounded or looked like them, and the weight of their innovative and iconic presence is still being felt decades later.
A. A. Bondy’s New Album Believers Out Now
A.A. Bondy’s third album Believers landed in stores yesterday via Fat Possum.
The Fabulous Thunderbirds To Play the Ventura Hillsides Festival
The Fabulous Thunderbirds will be playing the Ventura Hillsides Festival, at Arroyo Verde Park, Foothill Road, in Ventura, on September 25, at 1 PM.
The Green Announce US Tour and New Album
In less than a year the scene-shaking reggae band The Green has quickly emerged as one of the most exciting new Reggae artists from the US.
Funk Zone neighbors The Arts Fund and Cabana Home Hosting Talks
This Saturday, September 17, Funk Zone neighbors The Arts Fund and Cabana Home will be hosting two separate artists talks.
US to Launch Nuclear-Capable Missile from Vandenberg on International Day of Peace
The United States has selected September 21, 2011, the United Nations International Day of Peace, for its next launch of a Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile.
Hitchhiking Snails Fly From Ocean to Ocean
A UC Santa Barbara scientist and his colleagues report that snails successfully crossed Central America, long considered an impenetrable barrier to marine organisms, twice in the past million years – both times probably by flying across Mexico, stuck to the legs or riding on the bellies of shorebirds, and introducing new genes that contributed to the marine biodiversity on each coast.
UCSB Scientist Contributes to First Discovery of a Planet With Two ‘Suns’
UC Santa Barbara astrophysicist Avi Shporer is part of the NASA team that has found the first known planet with two “suns,” an idea popularized by the 1977 movie Star Wars.
