Future of the ‘Free’ Internet Up for Debate
Jennifer Holt, of UCSB’s film and media studies department, spoke at an invitation-only Federal Communications Commission workshop examining broadband regulation policies
Year: 2014
The Anatomy of Cyclic Steaming
What’s the hot and bother over next election’s biggest issue?
Review: Vans Warped Tour at Seaside Park
Linkin Park makes a sort-of surprise appearance at the still-breathing punk-rock road show.
Operation Falling Dawn Defendant to Withdraw Plea
Adriana Guerrero accused of harboring man wanted for gang-related robbery.
Books: Interview with Jinny Webber
Dark Venus, the author’s second installment in a trilogy, is a novel of love, poetry, and theater set in Elizabethan England.
Book Review: History of the Rain
The Swain family story — brought to vibrant life by Niall Williams — is everyone’s story; it’s about how we aspire and endure
Review: Think Like a Man Too
Think Like a Man Too is a speed demon of a rom-com that refuses to leave its audience bored for a millisecond.
Event: The Lonely Bouquet
For the second year in a row, the global movement is having its (inter)National Lonely Bouquet Day.
Bohnett Park Starts Free Movie Nights
New program designed to attract families to area previously plagued by gangs.
Review: Thom Pain (based on nothing) at the McDermott-Crockett & Associates Mortuary
In this shocking existentialist monologue, the boundary between performer and audience proves permeable.
