A New Face for the I.V. Co-op
The blue tarp is gone, and manager Melissa Cohen tells Eye on I.V. of plans for screenings, music, and more.
Month: October 2010
Peace Corps Exhibit Opens at UCSB
Month-long multimedia display celebrates 50 years of lending a hand.
Finalize Mattei’s Designation
Mattei’s Tavern was, historically, our local transportation and hospitality hub, serving travellers venturing up or down coastal California’s stagecoach, rail, and automobile routes.
Vote for My Husband
24th Congressional District candidate Tim Allison has his wife’s vote.
Vote for the Outsider
Bob Noel, the last truly independent Santa Barbara School Board member left, is now being termed out.
A Poem Protesting Corporate and Religious Influence in Elections
We love our country, but we can see that this is not a democracy. The two parties here that set the rule are either the Elephant or the Mule.
Keep Democrats In
People in America want to get rid of the Democrats because they say they have not done enough and our country is in debt. Think about it, people: Who got us into this mess???
Yes 20, No 27 for Fair Redistricting
Passing Prop 20 gives the independent Citizens Redistricting Commission the crucial additional authority to draw up Congressional Districts (of which California has 53).
Density’s the Rub
If you think that global warming and peak oil are fantasy, you may want to keep suburbia as we know it.
Werewolves and the Undead
Centuries of individuals who claimed they could turn into a wolf created the foundations of werewolf folklore.