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SBCC students come equipped to ‘New Venture Challenge’

FLORENCE VAN DEN BERG and HARMONY RIVEROS
May 1, 2015

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Saturne Tchabong, right, City College marketing and political science major, shows a sketch depicting the role of a distributor in the global marketplace to fellow students, from left, psychology major Rebecca Rich, City College psychology major, Cody Springmeyer, University of California Santa Barbara zoology major, and Katia Kiston, City College business administration major, Sunday, Nov. 1, in the Luria Library, Santa Barbara. Tchabong is one of six interns working on the Global T project to encourage interest in global market careers.
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Brett Land grins at the Great Meadow at City Colleges East Campus on April 10 in Santa Barbara, Calif. Land has been a part time English proessor at City College for 10 years, while also teaching mutilple yoga classes.
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Annette Cordero, retired English professor and member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation motions towards one of eight newly installed Chumash history signs, surrounding the great meadow on April 8 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Cordero explains the cultural significance of four traditional Chumash stories centered around the origins of their people.
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The City College’s new club, the Theatre Arts Community, lounges with fellow board members on April 8 at the Jurkowitz Theatre in Santa Barbara, Calif. In the hopes of growing their community they discuss new events and their designs for upcoming T-shirts.
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From left, Sasha Smelyanskiy and Elena Fuentes, co-presidents of the Honors Club twinkle on March 5 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The group facilitates events like open mic nights, arts and crafts pods and more actives open to any student.
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Nathalie Quintero beams next to the snack cart in the Raíces in the West Campus Center on March 15 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Quintero is the newest addition to the “Raíces: First Year and Beyond” family, working as a program advisor.
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