Murillo Gets Support from Farmworker Icon
Council race defies political prognosticators; even Nostradamus afraid to predict outcome.
Month: November 2011
Cloud Nine at UCSB’s Performing Arts Theatre
This UCSB production of Caryl Churchill’s Cloud Nine pushes the boundaries in several ways.
Why S.B. Needs S.B.
A recent S.B. transplant makes the case for Sharon Byrne’s city council bid.
Phantogram at SOhO
The NY-based trio delivered an assaulting and groove-worthy set on Thursday, November 3.
Pink Martini Returns to the Arlington
UCSB Arts & Lectures presents the eclectic little orchestra on Thursday, November 10.
Planting Roots
Casa Esperanza Homeless Center hosts a benefit screening of new documentary film Urban Roots this weekend.
First Nationwide Test of EAS May Overwhelm 911
On November 9th at 2:00pm Eastern Time (ET), the Federal Emergency Management Agency in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will conduct the first Nationwide Emergency Alert System (EAS) Test.
Storm Water Runoff Advisory
In anticipation of more frequent rainfalls in the fall and winter months, the Santa Barbara County Environmental Health Services Division reminds residents about health issues associated with storm water runoff.
Climate Change Impact on Animal, Plant Populations Examined
A new study carried out at UC Santa Barbara’s National Center of Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) and published this week in the journal Science examines how fast animal and plant populations would need to move to keep up with recent climate change in the ocean and on land.
Sargent to Serve as New Westmont Provost
Mark L. Sargent, who has worked in higher education for 30 years, will become Westmont’s provost and dean of faculty in spring 2012.
