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Alison Saar at Atkinson Gallery

The Los Angeles-based, internationally-known artist has an important and stimulating new exhibit at SBCC.

By Charles Donelan on Nov. 23, 2009

Let Freeform Ring

My research into KCSB's past has revealed many minor neat things about the station, all owing, in large part, to one major neat thing: its format

By Colin Marshall on Nov. 23, 2009
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Dos Pueblos Women’s Volleyball

The Chargers beat Huntington Beach to become Southern California CIF champs.

By John Zant (Contact) on Nov. 23, 2009

Massive Tuition Hikes Passed

UC Regents approved a 32 percent increase in tuition, causing students to protest en masse.

By Rebecca Bachman on Nov. 23, 2009

Shanghai Symphony Orchestra at the Granada

The opening concert of CAMA’s International Series season received a mixed reception; composer Qigang Chen’s Iris Devoilee suited some, challenged others.

By Charles Donelan on Nov. 23, 2009

Forro in the Dark at SOhO

The Brazilian folk rock group had Santa Barbarans swaying to their stellar Wednedsay night set.

By Andrea Whiting on Nov. 23, 2009

Week in Sports

Gauchos host USF in basketball. Dos Pueblos, SBCC volleyball teams in state playoffs.

By John Zant (Contact) on Nov. 23, 2009
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Owls

The wise birds low-pitched hooting are a great lullaby.

By Virginia Hayes on Nov. 23, 2009

Hit Me with Your Best Shot

I Shot Rock Exhibit features images of rock bands aken all over the nation by local photographers.

By Indy Staff on Nov. 23, 2009

Give a Little

Two local nonprofits seek volunteers for gift wrapping efforts, Sea Ctr. assistance.

By Indy Staff on Nov. 23, 2009
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Atlas Sound

From the opening warbles and gurgles of “The Light That Failed,” we get the sense that we’re about to be taken on a ride.

By Indy Staff on Nov. 23, 2009

News to Yous

The Santa Barbara County Arts Commission will present their annual Leadership in the Arts award to arts education advocate Bill Cirone and County Superintendent of Schools and Tina Fanucchi this Thursday, December 3.

By Indy Staff on Nov. 23, 2009
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My Goleta Wish List

Sylvia finds life in the Good Land to be almost perfect, except for the lack of goods and services.

By Silvia Uribe (Contact) on Nov. 22, 2009
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Viggo Hits The Road

Viggo Mortensen helps bring Cormac McCarthy’s post-apocalyptic book to life.

By Roger Durling on Nov. 22, 2009

My Swine Flu Experience

I went to the supermarket, overwhelmed with guilt at possibly exposing children to my virus.

By Katherine Ferry on Nov. 22, 2009
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Mandatory Homework Club Comes to Santa Barbara High

The administration is refusing to allow students to choose to fail. But will involuntary tutoring succeed?

By Maren Schiffer on Nov. 21, 2009
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Killed Because They Were Different

Santa Barbarans observed Transgender Day of Remembrance on Friday.

By Drew Mackie (Contact) on Nov. 21, 2009

Alleged Peeping Tom Arrested on Bath Street

Officers reportedly snuck up to find him standing on garbage can, peering into window.

By Indy Staff on Nov. 21, 2009

Handgun Reportedly Seized from Youth

Police said they found the fully loaded weapon under his mattress.

By Indy Staff on Nov. 21, 2009
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Showtime for Stem Cells

Political barriers are removed 11 breakthrough-filled years after their discovery.

By Teisha Rowland (Contact) on Nov. 21, 2009

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