Immigration - The Lessons of New York

Lecture

When: Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007, 8 p.m.

Where: UCSB Campbell Hall, 574 Mesa Rd., Santa Barbara

Cost: Free

Age limit: Not available

Categories: Lectures, Citizen's Alert

Description: A novelist, essayist and journalist, Hamill has written extensively on news, art, jazz, immigration and politics for numerous publications including the Daily News and Esquire and authored 20 books. His most recent book, North River, offers a sentimental look at the Depression-era city and its immigrants, laced with the vibrancy and rich detail that only New York City can inspire.

Phone: 805-893-3494

Event posted Oct. 1, 2007
Last updated Oct. 23, 2007

EVENT CALENDAR

Local Weather

Currently:
Smoke
Temperature:
66.0°
Wind:
5 WNW

Surf Report

• Blue Green Guide 2008
• Summer Camp Guide 2008
• Wedding Guide 2008
• SBIFF 2008 All Access
• 2008 Election Info
• Best of Reader's Poll 2007
• Calendar of Fundraisers
• Local Bands
• Kid's Mother's Day Issue
• Made in Santa Barbara
• Zaca Fire 2007

• UCSB Students Connect with Veterans and Others Touched by the Horrors of War
• Cory Cordero-Rabe’s Sound Lab Brings a Community - Based Studio to S.B.
• Goleta Tax Won’t Endanger Measure A
• Let the Dog Days Begin
• New Hires and New Roles at SBMA, the Arts Fund, Westmont, and UCSB
• Brooks Institute’s Mariah Tauger Is Taking Her Camera to Beijing

1. Early Morning Gap Fire Update
2. Gap Fire Morning Outlook
3. Gap Fire Intensifies
4. Wildfire Burns Above Goleta
5. Carpinteria Surfer Dies at Hollister Ranch
6. Wendy McCaw: Knight of the First Amendment

• CREATE AN ACCOUNT
• LOG.IN
• CONTENTS
• CLASSIFIEDS
• ARCHIVE
• INFO | ADVERTISING | CONTACT US