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The allegory that is 'Animal Farm' examines the perils of unchecked power and privilege, the use of words as a political weapon, and revolutions that erode into regimes not unlike those they overthrew.

UCSB theater students take on Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm,’ a fable that still bites

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New Chair Appointed to UCSB Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies

Federal Reserve Banker to Keynote Ventura County 2010 Economic Outlook Seminar Presented by UCSB

Origami and Modern Science Will Be Subject of UCSB Lecture

Luis Leal, Distinguished Professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies, Dies at 102

Research at UCSB Points to Potential Treatment for Kidney Disease

New Film Focuses on Controversial Research About Yanomamö Indians

UCSB's Tommaso Treu Awarded Prestigious Astronomy Prize

A History of Women Loving Women

Gay Marriage Protests in San Francisco Sparked Statewide Campaign for Marriage Equality, Says UCSB Sociologist
David & Raymond Valentine

Benefits of Omega-3 Fatty Acids Come at a Cost, According to Researchers

UCSB Philosopher Examines Reasonable Disagreement and Political Policy

‘Galileo, the Universe, and God:’ UCSB Science and Humanities Faculty to Discuss Legacy of Galileo and his Astronomical Discoveries
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