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A documentary about Floyd Norman, Disney’s first African-American animator, screens at the Pollock Theater
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“In Her Own Image,” an exhibition at the campus library, explores the work of female comic book creators
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“The Laramie Project” returns to the stage two decades after the murder of Matthew Shepard
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The new curator of the campus‘s Architecture and Design Collection brings unique skills, experience to position
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UCSB Library, Opera Theatre team to present a 115-year-old work by Franz Lehár with feminist themes
International dance colloquium addresses issues of race and racism in American classical ballet
A documentary about Floyd Norman, Disney’s first African-American animator, screens at the Pollock Theater![Chizu Morihara, Art & Architecture, "In Her Own Image"](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/article_teaser/public/images/2019/chizu-exhibition2-uc-santa-barbara.jpg?itok=6qGogP4r&c=800f9d5b9b0cfe9c0c71dfbeb9bf307b "Chizu Morihara, Art & Architecture, "In Her Own Image"")
“In Her Own Image,” an exhibition at the campus library, explores the work of female comic book creators
“The Laramie Project” returns to the stage two decades after the murder of Matthew Shepard
The new curator of the campus‘s Architecture and Design Collection brings unique skills, experience to position
UCSB Library, Opera Theatre team to present a 115-year-old work by Franz Lehár with feminist themes
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