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Fall 2016, Spring 2017

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Board discusses responsibilities of newly elected student trustee

Board discusses responsibilities of newly elected student trustee

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
April 28, 2017

SBCC students should take advantage of outdoor PE classes

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Opinion Editor
April 28, 2017

SBCC selected to participate in Guided Pathways Project

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
April 13, 2017
The renovated Campus Store will open its doors Monday, April 17.

[Photo] New SBCC Campus Store to officially open next Monday

April 10, 2017
Jonathan Abboud, vice president of the Board of Trustees, on Thursday, March 16, in one of his favorite places in Isla Vista, at the corner of El Embarcadero Rd and Del Playa Road in Isla Vista. Abboud will attend the California Democrats State Convention this week to advocate for free college tuition.

SBCC Trustee VP works towards free college tuition in California

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
April 10, 2017
Gender-neutral bathroom topic turns heated at board meeting

Gender-neutral bathroom topic turns heated at board meeting

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
March 24, 2017
Board of Trustees approves student health fee increase

Board of Trustees approves student health fee increase

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
March 23, 2017
Jonathan Abboud, vice president of the Board of Trustees, on Thursday, March 16, in one of his favorite places in Isla Vista, at the corner of El Embarcadero Rd and Del Playa Road in Isla Vista. Abboud went to the Community College National Legislative Summit to advocate for City College.

Trustee represents SBCC at D.C. summit as new legislative liaison

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
March 17, 2017
SBCC Board of Trustees approves vision statement

SBCC Board of Trustees approves vision statement

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
March 10, 2017
A poster from the American Vanguard that was ripped down on Friday, Feb. 24, on Cliff Drive in front of City College. The American Vanguard is a white supremacist organization.

White supremacy posters near SBCC cause concern

Angela Rose Bickmann, Associate Editor
February 24, 2017
Board of Trustees accused of breaking California Ed Code

Board of Trustees accused of breaking California Ed Code

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
February 24, 2017

Future journalist defends media against ‘fake news’ accusations

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Opinion Editor
February 20, 2017
SBCC passes resolution to support success for all students

SBCC passes resolution to support success for all students

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
February 14, 2017
Board of Trustees in favor of California Guided Pathways

Board of Trustees in favor of California Guided Pathways

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
February 10, 2017
Non-residential student tuition to increase after Board of Trustees vote

Non-residential student tuition to increase after Board of Trustees vote

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
January 27, 2017
The SBCC Foundation purchased the vacated Paul Mitchell building for the Cosmetology Academy at 525 Anacapa Street in Santa Barbara. The foundation purchased the building in hopes to boost the academys enrollment, and insists it couldnt use that money to rebuild the Campus Center.

SBCC Foundation buys $5.3 million building for cosmetology

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
November 29, 2016
Dr. Tom Mahoney, School of Justice Studies professor, demonstrates his administration of justice lecture on Wednesday, Nov. 9, in his classroom at City College. Mahoney will be retiring at the end of the spring semester after 18 years at City College.

Retiring justice studies professor leaves lasting mark on program

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
November 11, 2016

A golden girl in a pink world; Living through childhood cancer

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
October 21, 2016

Voices: ‘Describe the weirdest living situation you’ve ever experienced’

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN and TERESIA SVENNERGÅRD
October 17, 2016

Voices: ‘What class have you grown to love?’

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN and TERESIA SVENNERGÅRD
October 10, 2016
Lorena Almanza cuts a clients hair for $5 to raise money for the Surf Rider Foundation on Sunday, Oct. 2, at City College’s Cosmetology Academy in Goleta. All proceeds went to the foundation to help protect the communities’ coastal environment.

SBCC students cut hair to raise money for Surfrider Foundation

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
October 2, 2016
Miguel Cruz, president of the Still I Rise Writing Club (seated third from right), leads a discussion of depression and suicide during a writing circle on Tuesday, Sept. 20, during the “Send Silence Packing” event in front of the Luria Library. “I’m safe here; I feel loved,” said Cruz.

Backpacks cover SBCC, bringing awareness to student suicide

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
September 21, 2016
Nursing student Harmony Dante receives an autograph from Dr. Jean Watson before her introduction Friday, Sept. 16, in the City College Administration Building. Watson, who is a renowned educator in nursing, came to City College to talk to nursing students and staff about the importance of compassion in the profession.

Nursing ‘rock star’ gives lecture on holistic healing at SBCC

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Staff Writer
September 16, 2016
The suicide prevention banner is carried by (from left) Polly Davidson, Makai Callis, Brooke Cuevas and Orion Brutoco during the community walk on Sunday, Sept. 11, on Leadbetter Beach in Santa Barbara. The four were walking in remembrance of Ripkyn Strader, a previous City College student, who passed away on Aug. 16, 2016 from suicide.

SBCC students march for suicide awareness at Leadbetter Beach

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Staff Writer
September 11, 2016
Devona Hawkins relaxes on the hill over-looking the Luria Library before her evening class on Thursday Sept. 8, on City College’s West Campus. Hawkins is the first full-time professor that has been hired for the early childhood education department at City College in several years.

Department hires first full-time faculty member in several years

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
September 9, 2016
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