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News Arts Eats NORTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY’S NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY > AUGUST 16 - AUGUST 23, 2018 > VOL. 19 NO. 24 > WWW.SANTAMARIASUN.COM AT THE MOVIES BlacKkKlansman: 1 Undercover in the Klan [32] The way we think about bullying is changing, and one local family’s solution to the problem is simple [8] BY KASEY BUBNASH LAST WEEK TO ‘Fighting’ back ENTER! [7] North County cities work to Trish Campbell draws from Dine in style at The NEWS address homelessness [6] ARTS emotional experience [27] EATS Century Room [34] AUGUST 16 - AUGUST 23, 2018 VOL. 19 NO. 24 ullying is an age-old issue in education, one many kids face while growing up. While researchers don’t have a solid answer to solve the problem, one of the best Bthings for kids who are bullied is to get them involved in a positive group activity. And for some local parents, educating their kids in self-defense in a group setting has ARMBAR PAYTON: Payton (top) and proved a powerfully effective approach . 2 [8] Jada (bottom) Giddings, both 10, battle Also this week, North County cities and nonprofits work it out at Paragon of Santa Maria on to address homelessness [6], an unlikely duo teams up for a July 27. The local twin sisters attend concert of duets from Broadway [23], a local painter explores Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes five times a week and say the activity has helped an emotional landscape in an exhibit in Lompoc , PCPA [27] them cope with bullying at school. delivers a powerhouse performance of Mamma Mia! [29], and The Century Room in Santa Maria boasts a vintage vibe [34]. Joe Payne, Managing Editor Photo by Jayson Mellom > Cover Design by Alex Zuniga NEWS MUSIC News Briefs ........................................................5 Music listings .................................................. 23 Political Watch ...................................................5 Weather ..............................................................5 Spotlight ...........................................................10 ARTS School Scene ....................................................11 Arts Briefs ........................................................27 Athlete of the Week ...........................................11 Humor ..............................................................31 OPINION MOVIES Web Poll ...........................................................12 Reviews & Locations ........................................32 Letters ..............................................................12 This Modern World ............................................12 Can I crash Canary ..............................................................13 EATS on your couch Food .................................................................34 for awhile? 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