Nava Outraged at Bush’s Exemptions
Assemblymember Pedro Nava expressed outrage at President George W. Bush’s executive order exempting the Navy from environmental laws
Month: January 2008
UCSB Grad Wins Race, $1 Million Prize
UCSB grad and former Gaucho men’s swim team captain T.K. Erwin emerged victorious in the 1/21 finale of CBS’s globetrotting reality series The Amazing Race.
Susan Spicer’s Crescent City Cooking
Long considered one of New Orleans’s premier chefs after years of pleasing palates at Bayona and Herbsaint, Susan Spicer has at last released a cookbook, Crescent City Cooking.
Tenting It
Batya explains what your arch finger patterns say about you.
CyberSitter Skeptical
CyberSitter CEO doubts MySpace’s dedication to parental control technology.
Strange Weather
Road closures, flash flood warnings, Snowy Mountains, and a film festival change.
This Week’s Big Games: January 24-31
A schedule of important high school and college match-ups this week.
Mad Money
With the paucity of roles for women in Hollywood films these days, it’s a shame the minds behind the high-concept heist film Mad Money couldn’t use the talents of Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, and Katie Holmes to greater advantage.
Santa Barbara Dance Theater presents Cycles. At UCSB’s Hatlen Theater, Friday, January 18.
Santa Barbara Dance Theater returns home and joins forces with UCSB’s Dance Company.
Chemical Leaked into Las Flores Creek
Hazmat crews cleaning up mildly toxic, mildly flammable substance.