Month: November 2010

Artsweek

Jazz Legend Ornette Coleman Blows His Way Into Campbell Hall

November 12, 2010 by Emily Hunt

In 1959 at the Five Spot Café in New York City, a young Ornette Coleman began to rock the jazz world on its side with the not-so-sweet sounds of free jazz.

News

Israelis Seek Lasting Peace

November 12, 2010 by Opinion Editor

In recent months, Israel has attempted to engage in peace talks with the Palestinians. Israel has called for a two-state solution and made offers to reduce barriers in the West Bank — Israel wants peace.

Artsweek

Brian Eno Will Have You Seeing More Than Stars

November 12, 2010 by Rowan Byers

When Brian Eno releases an album, it gets a lot of press in small elite circles. This is because Brian Eno is one of those people that makes music for people who make music.

Opinion

Coalition Politics Undermine Negotiations

November 12, 2010 by Opinion Editor

Last Thursday I attended a talk on campus titled “Palestine/Israel: Is Just Peace Possible?” The speaker, Ali Abunimah, is a Palestinian-American journalist and the co-founder of Electronic Intifada.

News

Group Tests Energy Efficacy

November 12, 2010 by Pierre Berlan

UCSB students and local officials announced the initiation of the Energy Service Corps, a new campus organization geared towards energy efficiency, at the Santa Barbara YMCA on Wednesday.