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Football team tackles COVID-19, plans for spring season to come
Football team tackles COVID-19, plans for spring season to come

Dylan Grausz, Staff Writer | October 19, 2020

Plans for the spring sports season at City College are in place for the near future. The football team is advancing in the meantime by being allowed to practice at La Playa Stadium. City College has plans to begin their fall sports season starting with the first set of competition on February 5, 2021. According to athletic director Rocco Constantino, this includes winter sports as well. “The...

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Automotive department gets the green light for in-person classes
Automotive department gets the green light for in-person classes

Eric Evelhoch, Staff Writer | October 12, 2020

COVID-19 has moved most schooling online this fall, but with over 500 in-person lab hours required to pass certain credits, going remote was not an option for some.   For City College's top ranked Automotive Service and Technology program, it meant getting new procedures for in-person classes approved before the semester, taking part in the healthy roster survey program, and a whole lot of cleaning...

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SBCC Foundation CEO Geoff Green touches base with Student Senate
August Lawrence, Associate Editor • October 24, 2020

The Associated Student Government welcomed SBCC Foundation CEO Geoff Green during its latest meeting, where Green provided an overview on the foundation’s roles and finances...

College Planning Council approves
College Planning Council approves 'town-hall' discussions for equity
October 24, 2020
Academic Senate hears requests for 22 faculty, only two available
Academic Senate hears requests for 22 faculty, only two available
October 24, 2020
Screengrab of Carson Mitchell, the president of the Associated Student Government, during the virtual ASG meeting over Zoom on Oct. 2, 2020.
Internal collisions among student senate rise as pro-life club passes
October 23, 2020
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'Of Miracles and Men' offers rare views of Soviet era hockey team
Eric Evelhoch, Staff Writer • October 23, 2020

An established power is rarely sympathetic, but some of the most interesting stories come from their rise and fall. Such is the case in “Of Miracles and Men,” part...

Separated by plastic barriers to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Shannon Saleh and Willie Simpson duet for the song "Mixtape" from the play "Avenue Q," in the Lobero Theatre as apart of City College
SBCC theatre department staged its prowess during virtual show
October 19, 2020
Editor’s List: Favorite frightening films and scary series
Editor’s List: Favorite frightening films and scary series
October 19, 2020
Dance Collective Director Tracy Kofford video records dance practice during rehearsal on Tuesday, April 2, 2019, in the Sports Pavilion at City College in Santa Barbara Calif. Normally, classes are held in-person on campus, however COVID-19 forced all dance classes to be taught virtually for the Fall, 2020 semester.
It takes more than one to tango, dancer adapts to remote classes
October 19, 2020
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Leaving my comfort zone — It's OK to feel different in a new country
Paula Rodenas, Staff Writer • October 23, 2020

As I look up to see Bryant Street, my mind starts to wonder: I know I’m not supposed to turn right yet, but what would happen if I turned now and "got lost?" I was running...

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Ana Zepeda, right, her daughter Lia Velazquez and her infant son Luke togher as a family on Oct. 14 on West Campus at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Zepeda is thankful for the experiences and opportunities that the City College has provided her over the years. She is also looking forward to graduating and making a bigger impact in the community than she already has done.
Single mother overcame addiction, homelessness—wants to inspire
Paula Rodenas, Staff Writer • October 19, 2020

Facing a life of addiction, homelessness, and raising a child on her own, Ana Zepeda wants to motivate single-mothers to overcome fear and challenges by sharing her personal...

Hailing from North Carolina, Brian Ware originally planned to make his way across the country for the West Coast to live in Washington, but now finds himself living with his friends from their shared time in the Navy. Following through with their plan to go to college, and live together once they all got out of the U.S. forces. Ware is enjoying his time so far in Santa Barbara and relishes the weather at Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden on Oct. 6 in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Veteran adapts to online classes after nine years of service in Navy
October 12, 2020
Instructor Brittanye Muschamp gives specific directions based on questions from Juan Carlos and Diego Espinoza on Oct. 8 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Espinoza said that the in-class labs are “awesome” and followed it up with “we learn better this way."
Automotive department gets the green light for in-person classes
October 12, 2020
Alondra Lazaro Gonzalez, the new substitute Student Program Advisor for the Center for Equity and Social Justice, stands outside the Luria Library at City College on Sept. 23, 2020, in Santa Barbara, Calif. Gonzalez feels ready to take on her new role and feels an emphasis in pressure to do so during the pandemic.
New equity advisor uses adversity to fuel passion for helping students
October 5, 2020
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