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The Associated Students Coastal Fund gave the Environmental Defense Center $15,000 to prevent the use of explosives and chemicals to break up underground rock formations and release oil to natural gas. The process, known as hydraulic fracturing or “fracking,” has detrimental effects on the environment — such as contaminating drinking [...]
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Researchers in the Marine Science Dept. released the results of the largest study on ocean acidification ever conducted, revealing that global warming leads to destructive increases in ocean acidity levels. Ecology, evolution and marine biology professor Gretchen Hofmann and 18 other researchers in the department compiled the data, released this [...]
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Casa Esperanza sponsored a screening of the motivational documentary “Urban Roots” at Santa Barbara City College last Saturday as they welcomed National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. In addition to the film screening, Casa Esperanza announced it is creating an organic community garden. The film is set in Detroit, where [...]
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“The Rum Diary” is a film based on the novel by Hunter S. Thompson, a man who is most famous for his creation of Gonzo journalism. Thompson changed the world of journalism by inserting himself into the story, and not only observing it but actually living it. “The Rum Diary” [...]
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Back in 2007, the French electro duo Justice burst into the music scene with their debut album, Cross. They rose to extreme popularity all over the internet and have been nominated for four Grammy awards with one win. If you weren’t partying or dancing to “D.A.N.C.E.” or “Phantom pt. II” [...]