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{March 4, 2010}
American Indians come together with Palestinians in a struggle for equality.
Tags: Audiopharmacy, Concerts, Kresge Town Hall, Music, Native American Resource Center, Palestine, Volume 44 Issue 19
Annual Student-Choreographed Show Moves to Mainstage Theater
Random With a Purpose, an annual student directed, organized, and choreographed show will open March 4 at the Mainstage Theater.
Tags: Dance, Mainstage Theater, Random: With a Purpose, Student Performances, Volume 44 Issue 19
{February 25, 2010}
Conversation With a Magnetic Zero
Jade Castrinos of indie rock band Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros speaks with City on a Hill Press before their first show in Santa Cruz.
Tags: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Music, Q&A, Rio Theatre, Volume 44 Issue 18
{February 18, 2010}
As Print Dies, an Experimental Show is Born
The UCSC theater arts and digital arts departments have been collaborating to present an experimental show highlighting the rise of digital media.
Tags: "Stop the Press!", Digital Arts and New Media, Theater, Volume 44 Issue 17
{February 11, 2010}
Production Bridges Time and Space
To reveal a more in-depth and extensive look at African-American history, African American Theater Arts Troupe (AATAT) founder Don Williams chose to direct “These People Can Fly.”
Tags: African American Theater Arts Troupe, Theater, These People Can Fly, Volume 44 Issue 16
Q&A: Visqueen’s Rachel Flotard
Rachel Flotard, frontwoman for punk-rock throwback Visqueen, sat down with City on a Hill Press to discuss her influences, background, and affinity for Wonder bread with barbecue sauce.
Tags: Music, Q&A, Rachel Flotard, Visqueen, Volume 44 Issue 16
{February 4, 2010}
Boutique ‘Shimmies’ Way Into SC Fashion Scene
Hidden between a Quizno’s and the 1010 Pacific Apartments downtown, sits a new independently owned retail therapy gem.
Tags: clothing, Downtown Santa Cruz, Fashion, shimmy bang, taylor abbate, Volume 44 Issue 15
{January 28, 2010}
The Beauty of the Printed Page
In an age when print is diminishing, the “Book as Medium” exhibit at Porter Gallery will open on Jan. 27, honoring the art of bookmaking. With around 25 artists, books of all sorts will be shown until March 6.
Tags: Art Exhibits, Bookmaking, Felicia Rice, Sesnon Gallery, Volume 44 Issue 14
{January 21, 2010}
Living Writers Offer Another Look at History
UC Santa Cruz’s quarterly “Living Writers” lecture series kicked off on Jan. 13, aiming to tackle potential imbalances in history due to a previous male monopoly over the field. The lineup includes nine female writers devoted to showing history through a double lens.
Tags: Literature, Living Writers, Volume 44 Issue 13
Wild Llamas Spotted in Santa Cruz
Local duo injects imagination into the veins of student music.
Tags: Local Bands, Music, Student Bands, The Jolly Llamas, Volume 44 Issue 13