DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2015 www.dailynexus.com UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA TARUSH MOHANTI / DAILY NEXUS 2 Thursday, October 29, 2015 Daily Nexus DAILY NEXUS CALENDAR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA UCSB Arts & Lectures Sharon Jones & the Dap- presents Pulitzer Prize- Kings winning journalist Héctor Wed, Oct 28 Tobar discussing Deep 8:00 PM Down Dark, the harrowing Campbell Hall story of 33 Chilean miners IV LIVE presents trapped underground for IMPROVABILTY’S more than three months Jeff Daniels displaying SPOOKY SCARY SHOW his versatile talent in Mon., Nov. 2, at 8:00 p.m. at an up-close musical UCSB’s award-winning UCSB Campbell Hall improv troupe performance with the In 2010 a Chilean mine collapsed, trapping 33 miners beneath thousands of feet of rock Friday, October 16 at 8pm Give the People What They Want is not just Ben Daniels Band for 69 days. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist the name of their Grammy-nominated album, Embarcadero Hall, Isla Vista Héctor Tobar received exclusive access to but the mantra that brought Sharon Jones, Nov. 3, at 8:00 p.m. the miners and their personal narratives of $3 (parents & family are free) the matriarch of the world’s No. 1 live soul the unimaginable experience. Tobar recounts at The New Vic, act, back with her beloved Dap-Kings after a the miners’ physical, emotional, and spiritual recent battle with cancer. No other singer can 33 W. Victoria St. journey – from moments of their deepest match Jones’ energy and honest soul. The Magic Lantern Films uncertainty to their miraculous rescue – in Jeff Daniels is best known for his award- group’s magnetism has attracted everyone a textured account that keeps audiences winning career on screen, but he has found presents from Prince to Beck to John Legend to riveted. The 33, a fi lm adaptation of Tobar’s solace in his guitar for decades. Daniels Michael Bublé, both on stage and in the ROCKY HORROR book starring Antonio Banderas and Juliette spent the past 12 years playing across the recording studio, not to mention countless Binoche, will be released this November. country, sharing the stage with the likes of PICTURE SHOW fans at more than a decade of electrifying Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt and delighting shows that bring packed rooms to rapture. audiences with his approachable style On Friday October 23 and and mastery of his craft. Daniels has been compared to John Prine for his humor, Monday October 26 The Acclaimed sensitivity and ability to spin a yarn from life IV Theater, Isla Vista Career Choreographer Behind experiences. The Ben Daniels Band joins him on tour. $4 Services the 2012 Olympic As a musician, Jeff Daniels has played in Opening Ceremony notable venues across the country, shared the stage with lauded musicians and UCSB Internship & Tue, Nov 10 studied with Stefan Grossman. In 2012 8:00 PM the Martin Guitar Company began selling Research Night an OM Jeff Daniels Custom Artist Edition Tuesday, November 3rd, The Granada Theatre Guitar. 2015 – 5:30pm-7:00pm at SRB Multipurpose Room Interested in discovering what internships, research, and leadership positions are available on campus? Join us for a Gaucho networking night! Come prepared to make a strong fi rst impression and learn more about opportunities Twelve years ago, award-winning by connecting with choreographer Akram Khan teamed up campus and community employers. with the celebrated talents of composer Business casual dress is Nitin Sawhney and sculptor Anish Kapoor recommended and bring copies of to present his company’s fi rst full-length piece Kaash (Hindi for “if only”) to rave your resume. Light refreshments reviews such as “epic, deeply focused and will be provided. grandly beautiful” (The Telegraph, U.K.). 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[Volunteers] have a chance to interact with the community and they get volunteer hours for doing something they would have loved to do anyways,” Mosbey said. “It’s looking like it will be a permanent thing for UCSB to have.” Senior Associate Dean of Student Life Debbie Fleming said the Isla Vista party scene is largely “uni-dimensional” and does not provide enough options for the university’s diverse and “sophisti- cated” student population. Fleming said student organizations are hosting alternative events to accommodate the wide interests of UCSB students. “Every student doesn’t just want to walk up and down the street or party. Some of our students would really like to have music, entertainment and other things to do,” Fleming said. “I think this is really about giving students options so that there isn’t just this one-size-fits-all attitude or campus Daily Nexus File Photo environment.” Though Halloween in I.V. may turn out to be a quiet weekend, TBTN and UCIV want Fleming said she hopes student organizations to do what they can to make sure everyone’s weekend is safe and hassle-free. will begin hosting alternative events to I.V.’s party (C.A.R.E.) and the Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Josh Ortiz scene every weekend, rather than just during Senior Staff Writer Center will be on site to assist students who experi- Halloween and Deltopia. ence harassment during the Halloween weekend. Student organizations will be hosting several “We know it can get a little hectic when people events this Halloween weekend to provide alterna- get more drunk and when it gets later,” Hernández tive options to the Isla Vista party scene. Nava said. “It’s called a safe space so that people Isla Vista’s Halloween celebration has histori- can come and chill if they need a place. They can cally drawn crowds of 20,000 to 40,000 students talk to an advocate if they’ve experienced some- and out-of-towners to festivities on Del Playa thing dramatic or because they didn’t know what Drive. This Halloween weekend, there will be to do in a situation.” approximately 200 officers from both the UC Dela Cruz said her Police Department office will also be hosting and Santa Barbara Haunt the Loop from 3 Sherriff’s Department I think this is p.m.