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Month: February 2008
CALobster Formed to Study Effects of MPAs
Local trap fishermen and scientists from UCSB’s Bren School created CALobster…
UCSB Library Wins Award for Outreach
The UC Santa Barbara library received the $5,000 John Cotton Dana Award from the American Library Association (ALA).
Meditations in Silver: Photographic Studies by Paul Caponigro.
For the last 50 years, photographer Paul Caponigro has been traveling around the world, capturing iconic images from Stonehenge to the sacred gardens of Japan, and building a reputation as a renowned landscape photographer.
Bobby Bradford and the Mo’Tet.
Bobby Bradford and his Mo’Tet delivered a jazz history lesson in an unofficial, whole ‘nother West Coast cool.
Camerata Pacifica
The South Coast’s most adventurous chamber group, Camerata Pacifica, broke a cardinal rule of programming on Friday night, and we were fortunate that they did.
Light Brown Apple Moth Returns to SB County
The light brown apple moth, thought to be eradicated from Santa Barbara County, has returned to Carpinteria.
Voting Mishaps Explained
Billie Alvarez, elections division manager for the Santa Barbara County Clerk, responded this week to two allegations of voting mishaps reported after the February 5 elections.
Fools Gold
Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson, and Donald Sutherland star in a film written by John Claflin, Daniel Zelman, and Andy Tennant, and directed by Tennant.
Military Conference Sparks UCSB Protest
As a Sheriff’s Department helicopter circled above UCSB at noon on Tuesday, protestors clogged Pardall Tunnel, the underpass that connects the school’s campus with Isla Vista.
