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News Briefs: Spring registration begins, Campus Store Fall sale
News Briefs: Spring registration begins, Campus Store Fall sale
Emma Welch, Staff Writer • November 28, 2022

With so much happening around the City College community, The Channels would like to offer a single place for essential information. So we’ll be compiling a weekly list...

ASG discusses new prayer room for students and approves 2 clubs
ASG discusses new prayer room for students and approves 2 clubs
November 21, 2022
From left Personal Counseling Dept. Co-Chairs Alyson Bostwick and Lacey Peters on Nov. 7 in SS-170 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Both Bostwick and Peters are both skilled with helping students in many different situations.
Mental health resources are always available to students
November 14, 2022
Having more male athletes than female, SBCC still follows Title IX
November 11, 2022
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Opinion
Letter to the Editor: ESL instructor praises article shining light on other staff
Marit ter Mate-Martinsen • November 4, 2022

I would like to thank Leah Dautoff for writing a story about our credit English as a Second Language (ESL) program in the Channels, “ESL Program Provides Support for All...

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Arts & Entertainment
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SBCC Dance Company's festival brings talented dancers together
Ella Todd, Staff Writer • November 21, 2022

As lights dim on a sold-out theater, dancers in flowing green dresses step into view and the show begins. Earthy and ethereal music fills the room as they dance across the...

Professor Emeritus Dr. Charles H. Wood III (bottom left) conducts the premiere of his Fanfare for America with a combined brass choir on Nov. 6 at First United Methodist Church in Santa Barbara, Calif. Members of the various ensembles that performed earlier in the night came together to bring Wood’s piece to life.
Music Departments shows off their talents using multiple instruments
November 11, 2022
Second from the left, Jack Worthing (Ben Watkins) finds out that Algernon Moncrieff (August Woolf Muller, left) has shown up pretending to be his wicked brother Ernest Worthing. Jack had made up Ernest so he could go to the city anytime he wanted for days at a time.
SBCC's Theatre Arts Department performs an Oscar Wilde classic
November 11, 2022
English Major Ali Korahais inspects “Legato” by Mimi Lauter (2019) on Nov. 3 at the Atkinson Gallery in Santa Barbara, Calif. Korahais was one of many City College students engaging with the new “Works on Paper” art installation.
The latest Atkinson Gallery exhibition 'Works on Paper' keeps the audience engaged and curious
November 8, 2022
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Sports
Marshall Spurlock taking a shot on Coach Sabillo as they warm up on Thursday, Nov. 17 at Dos Pueblos high school in Santa Barbara, Calif. Spurlock has written every single offensive play so far this year and scored three goals in their first game of the off-season.
Men's Lacrosse club inches closer to being an official team at SBCC
Sunny Silverstein, Features Editor • November 21, 2022

The stench of old jerseys and sweaty lacrosse gear filled the air as the booming voice of Gabriel Sabillo rang out across the dimly lit field. The young men jogged over to...

The Vaqueros women’s volleyball team celebrates their win against Saddleback on Nov. 19 in the Sports Pavillion at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Vaqueros won the match 3-1.
Women's volleyball advance to second round of SoCal Regionals
November 21, 2022
No. 2 Brandon Smith gets tackled, but not before he reaches the end zone to score one of three touchdowns during the game on Oct. 22 at La Playa Stadium in Santa Barbara, Calif. Smith rushed a total of 69 yards during the game.
SBCC Vaqueros defeat the LA Valley Monarchs winning 52-0
October 24, 2022
Defenders Sarah Hardin (No. 5) and Ana Magdalena Puentes (No. 2) guard the goal against forward Audrey Reed (No. 12) on Oct. 21 at La Playa Stadium in Santa Barbara, Calif. Hardin and Puentes worked together as a defense throughout the game to put pressure on the Olympians attackers.
San Diego team ends the women's soccer winning streak in 1-0 match
October 24, 2022
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Features
City College students mingle around Club Day tables in front of the Luria Library on Nov. 15 in Santa Barbara, Calif. 17 clubs representing City College’s diverse community tabled at the event.
Second club day unites students and passions together as the end of the semester approaches
November 21, 2022

City College hosted its second club day of the semester on Nov. 15 in front of the Luria Library. There were 17 clubs for students to come, check out and potentially sign...

Professor Eric Hediner conducts Sevens The One for City Colleges Good Times Big Band on Nov. 17 at the Garvin Theatre in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Eric Heidner's forte is conducting pieces for the music department
November 21, 2022
Britt Martinez-Hewitt, leader of the Wellness in Words workshop run by Art with Impact, reads student poems in front of the audience who wrote three poems throughout the two hour workshop. Students volunteered to share their poems and Martinez-Hewitt read aloud the works of expression on Wednesday, Nov. 16 at City College in Santa Barbara Calif.
"Wellness with Words" workshop creates a safe space for students
November 21, 2022
Gigi Macioce (left) receives guidance from Professor of Printmaking Stephanie Dotson as she works on the printing press on Nov. 17 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. The collaborative workspace encouraged by Dotson empowers students to pass along skills to others
Stephanie Dotson teaches all different styles of printmaking
November 18, 2022
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