Lambda Theta Societies Recruit Fellow Latinos
Barrio to Academia conference at UCSB attracts nearly 100 Latino high school students.
Month: January 2008
Wet and Wild Weather Returns to the South Coast
Uncharacteristically wet weather leads to mountain snow, urban flooding, and release at Cachuma Lake’s Bradbury Dam.
Proposed Beach Booze Ban Greeted Skeptically
The county considers a proposal designed to limit alcohol consumption at Arroyo Burro Beach and Rocky Nook Park.
Ride for Rwanda
Project Rwanda helps economic development by raising money for bicycles for civilians.
Film Festival: Day Seven
Young actors Ellen Page, James McAvoy, Marion Cotillard, Amy Ryan and Casey Affleck accept Virtuoso Awards.
Songstress Jesca Hoop on Her Unconventional Rise
Phoning in while tearing through downtown Los Angeles in the rain, scouting out potential recording studios in between interviews, Jesca Hoop sounds like your atypical city girl-almost.
Positively State Street
EVOLUTIONARY ELECTRONICA: Any time a band requires a pronunciation key on their MySpace page, you know they’re probably not going to be the most predictable of performers.
Tommy Lee Jones Comes Home to Santa Barbara
For an actor so rooted in our soil, Tommy Lee Jones is hard to pin down. He much prefers talking about the places he’s visited while making movies rather than discussing the films themselves, as if his interest was landscapes instead of crafted performances.
John R. Seeley 1913-2007
During the ’50s and ’60s, Jack Seeley was one of the leading intellectuals, the author of classic works in sociology, an eloquent critic of authoritarian institutions, and an outspoken advocate of the youth revolt’s potential for social change.
The Royal Philharmonic with Pinchas Zukerman, presented by CAMA.
The Royal Philharmonic rolled into the Arlington on Wednesday night full of fire and minus one significant figure.