Beach Sampling Results, May 6th
All clear in this week’s beach testing results.
All clear in this week’s beach testing results.
Nick Welsh’s diatribe against Israel is counterproductive and ill-informed.
Steven Kunes cut off his electronic monitoring device last August and sent it to the Sheriff’s Department.
A Santa Barbara jury ruled against a family suing the Santa Barbara Housing Authority for chronic illnesses they alleged were caused by toxic mold in their apartment.
The annual free concert takes place Saturday, May 19 and is open to UCSB students only.
Santa Ynez Valley People Helping People (PHP) has opened registration for its 4th Annual Wine Country Bike Trek (WCBT). The Wine Country Bike Trek will be conducted June 14-16 and its home base will once again be Midland School in Los Olivos.
Santa Barbara City College’s Film and Television Production Department have scored two major recognitions for excellence this spring. The department has been named one of the top 100 undergraduate programs in the U.S. for video production degree programs, and a faculty member and two film students will participate in the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in France from May 15-26.
Social networking site, Looky.co today launched its unique online friends-based sales platform. Looky.co will encourage the buying and selling of products and services between friends and the people they are connected with. The first 10,000 users to create a Looky.co profile will be rewarded with a lifetime gift of free marketplace transactions. From then on, each new user will be charged a $1 fee to sell their items.
On May 2, students from Laguna Blanca Upper School filled Spaulding Auditorium for a ceremony to recognize their newest inductees into the Cum Laude Society, the renowned organization dedicated to honoring scholastic achievement in secondary schools. Eight new members were inducted at the Fourth Annual Cum Laude Society Induction Ceremony – Anastasia Antonova ’13, Chloë Brown ’14, Margaret Lazarovits ’14, Lindsay Ligon ’14, Clara Madsen ’14, Justin Palmer ’13, Bryana Schantz ’13, and Zoe Serbin ’13. Cum Laude Society membership is considered the highest scholastic achievement at independent schools nationwide, and Laguna Blanca is one of only 30 schools in the state of California authorized to admit new members.
On May 2, students from Laguna Blanca Upper School filled Spaulding Auditorium for a ceremony to recognize their newest inductees into the Cum Laude Society, the renowned organization dedicated to honoring scholastic achievement in secondary schools. Eight new members were inducted at the Fourth Annual Cum Laude Society Induction Ceremony – Anastasia Antonova ’13, Chloë Brown ’14, Margaret Lazarovits ’14, Lindsay Ligon ’14, Clara Madsen ’14, Justin Palmer ’13, Bryana Schantz ’13, and Zoe Serbin ’13. Cum Laude Society membership is considered the highest scholastic achievement at independent schools nationwide, and Laguna Blanca is one of only 30 schools in the state of California authorized to admit new members.