Goodall Gives Green Lecture

April 8, 2004 by

World-renowned scientist and humanitarian Jane Goodall visited downtown Santa Barbara's Arlington Theater last night to give a lecture on issues ranging from the environment to the effects of 9/11 and...
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Peace Advocate Speaks At U.N. Club Fundraiser

February 25, 2004 by

After praising those who try to make the world a more peaceful place, former assistant secretary general of the United Nations Dr. Robert Muller began to play Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" on his harmonica...
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Huerta Praises New Ph.D. Program

February 24, 2004 by

Famed union activist and UC Regent Dolores Huerta joined UCSB's Chicano Studies Dept. Monday to celebrate the world's first Ph.D. program in that field.
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Author Links 9/11, WWII Violence

February 6, 2004 by

A Pulitzer Prize-winning author and historian came to UCSB on Thursday to examine the events surrounding "three of the most horrendous acts of violence" in history.
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Artist Imbues Work With Life’s Trials

January 16, 2004 by

San Francisco-based author and artist Maya Gonzalez appeared at UCSB's MultiCultural Center Wednesday afternoon to share the inspiration behind many pieces of her artwork.
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Talk Connects Hollywood, CA Politics

January 14, 2004 by

A renowned author and journalist came to Santa Barbara for a discussion focusing on two men who made the move from Tinsel Town to California's governor's mansion.
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Group Urges UC to Tackle Book Costs

November 6, 2003 by

San Francisco's Greenlining Institute, a group that aims to improve the quality of life among low income and minority communities, found that textbook prices in England can be much cheaper than their ...
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Chemistry Professor Wins Award, Funds

October 20, 2003 by

Assistant chemistry Professor Jeffrey Bode recently received a$40,000 grant from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus New Faculty Awards Program for his research in the synthesis of organic molecules.
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