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Arts & Lectures’ student ticket prices are MUCH lower than general admission!

Arts & Lectures’ student ticket prices are MUCH lower than general admission!

1 month ago 2 notes

HERE’S A FREEBIE: “I Could Be a King,” The Dunwells - DOWNLOAD

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The Dunwells will come rock Storke Plaza April 26th at noon!

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1 month ago 9 notes

#rockinout

Dunwells come to UCSB next week!!

1 month ago 1 note

blindmen6:

 

“A number of years ago, in a public debate on the subject [of the true significance of mathematical investigation], I said that I could imagine an alien encounter during which, in response to learning of our scientific theories, the aliens remark, “Oh, math. Yeah, we tried that for a while. At first it seemed promising, but ultimately it was a dead end. Here, let us show you how it really works.”  .  .  .  I don’t know how the aliens would actually finish the sentence, and with a broad enough definition of mathematics (e.g., logical deductions following from a set of assumptions), I’m not even sure what kind of answers wouldn’t amount to math.”

                                           -Brian Greene in The Hidden Reality

3 months ago 44 notes

apastpresentfuture:

FUTURE

The Elegant Universe, Brian Greene, W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., New York/London, 2003

The Elegant Universe  was the first book I read on Superstring Theory. It served as a gateway to an ever-expanding need to absorb as much knowledge as possible about the how and why of matter, time and emptiness. What truly amazes and inspires me about Superstring Theory is the space it occupies, nestled between science, spirituality and art. As an artist, I perceive this field of study to be one of the greatest collaborative art pieces of all time, with an restless potential practicality, waiting eagerly to be fully realized. 

3 months ago 2 notes

Cat and Brian Greene’s book Explaining the Elegant Universe.

3 months ago 3 notes

What are you breezing past in your life?

achimecelloh:

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A man sat at a metro station in Washington DC and started to play the violin; it was a cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it was rush hour, it was calculated that 1,100 people went through the station, most of them on their way to…

3 months ago 11 notes

If only the world and people would slow down; people don’t realize what they are missing. So don’t miss out on seeing Joshua Bell perform at the Granada Wed, Feb 20th at 8pm!!

3 months ago 4 notes

"Screw poetry, it’s you I want, your taste, rain on you, mouth on your skin."

- Margaret Atwood 

3 months ago 18 notes

Quote: Margaret Atwood

3 months ago 17 notes