Q&A with Greg Mortenson
The author of Three Cups of Tea and Stones Into Schools will speak at the Arlington Theatre on Tuesday, May 4 about his experiences in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Month: April 2010
Avi Buffalo Proves You’re Never Too Young
New Noise hosts Heartless Bastards at SOhO and South Carolina’s Winter Sounds play Muddy Waters.
Sixty-Second Cinema
Elizabeth Johnson debuts one-minute movie fest to benefit LifeChronicles.
Surrey Crash Sends Man to Hospital
Occupants of a runaway surrey—a four-wheeled pedal-powered vehicle popular with tourists—jumped out as their vehicle sped out of control down the steep grade of Portosuelo Avenue as it approached the intersection of Las Positas.
Devin The Dude Abides
Club Mercy and KCSB will host the Houston hip-hop artists this Friday night at Velvet Jones.
Two Views of the Garden
As vote nears, supporters and opponents of the Botanic Garden’s Vital Mission Plan are still crossing swords.
UCSB Sends Close to 20,000 Acceptance Letters
UCSB has mailed out acceptance letters to 19,721 high school seniors out of a total 46,700 applicants, and expects around 3,900 to enroll in the fall.
Duo Robs Eleven Stores in One Night
Eleven local businesses were allegedly burglarized on 4/24 by suspects Michael Ray Marval and Lonnie Wayne Roth.
Botanic Garden Propaganda Wars
As a May 4 hearing nears, the Botanic Garden blitzes neighbors while opponents fire back.
Adelante Moves Forward
César Chávez School gets a new name and lease on life.