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![A small landslide covered part of Jesusita Trail north of Stevens Park](/sites/default/files/styles/large_2340x1212/public/2023-03/Jesusita-trail-landslide-ucsb.jpg?itok=gtdRWnvQ)
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Harrison Tasoff
A small landslide covered part of Jesusita Trail north of Stevens Park. The debris basin nearby was completely filled by upstream sediment.
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![Professor Elisabeth Ayuk-Etang](/sites/default/files/styles/large_2340x1212/public/2023-03/elisabeth-ayuk-etang-uc-santa-barbara.jpg?itok=zvLrAMKx)
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Matt Perko
Professor Elisabeth Ayuk-Etang, December 2022
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![Woman with black hair with red streaks and bangs wearing a red and black dress grinds pigments on stone in front of a red tiled wall](/sites/default/files/styles/large_2340x1212/public/2023-03/sandy-rodriguez-art-uc-santabarbara.jpg?itok=Xsaq94AM)
"Sandy Rodriguez: Unfolding Histories" opens at the Art, Design and Architecture Museum this winter.
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![still photo from the experimental film](/sites/default/files/styles/large_2340x1212/public/2023-12/still-film-hero-uc-santa-barbara.jpg?itok=k0VHdOge)
A 35-millimeter landscaped portrait from the "Get Shorty" press kit, as seen in "Still Film"
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![Toyon berry and Mistletoe](/sites/default/files/styles/large_2340x1212/public/2023-05/yuletide-flora-uc-santa-barbara.jpg?itok=31F39U4M)
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SBBON26 via iNaturalist, Harrison Tasoff
(Left) A cedar waxwing gobbles up a toyon berry near Lake Los Carneros Park.
(Right) Phoradendron leucarpum, also called American or oak mistletoe, retains its elliptic green leaves even as it’s host tree drops its own leaves in preparation for winter.
(Right) Phoradendron leucarpum, also called American or oak mistletoe, retains its elliptic green leaves even as it’s host tree drops its own leaves in preparation for winter.