Tales of the Unemployed: A Chiropractor’s Lament
Eight years of college and $100,000 in student loans does not equal work.
Month: February 2009
‘What was Santa Barbara like in the 1850s?’
When California became a state in 1850, less than 20 percent of Santa Barbara’s population was Anglo and many of these inhabitants had adapted to life in Mexican California by converting to Catholicism, marrying into Californio families, and developing fluency in Spanish.
Education in Humanity
Introducing the 10th annual Santa Barbara African Heritage Film Series
Cat Power at the Lobero
Like Basil Hallward of Oscar Wilde’s The Portrait of Dorian Gray, Cat Power (Chan Marshall) is a performer who seems to reveal a piece of her inner most soul with every performance she gives.
Kurt Elling at the Lobero
Kurt Elling and Ernie Watts played Hartman and Coltrane to an enthusiastic Jazz at the Lobero audience on Thursday.
Biltmore Offers Oscars Bash
Dress up and watch the Academy Awards in Montecito.
An Academic Gamble
Roger Durling presents an Oscar ballot for office pooling film fans.
Mixer Aims to Match Parents With Sitters
The event [WHICH HAS BEEN CANCELED] is organized by the UCSB-spawned University Sitters.
The Politics of Food
Author Marion Nestle to discuss how the food industry influences our health.
Foothill Road House Fire Kills Woman
Fire crews were able to rescue a dog and extinguish the blaze, however.
