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Javier Delarosa

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Spring 2018

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File photo: Santa Barbara City College’s School of Extended Learning offers an Art Experience and Conversation for Older Adults class at Wood Glen Hall on March 9, 2018, in Santa Barbara, Calif. The Art Experience and Conversation for Older Adults class is part of the vitality Program, which takes the classes to many senior homes.

[Photo] City College’s School of Extended Learning offers free adult classes

Raquel Smith, Staff Writer
March 25, 2025
The Atkinson Gallery has recently been awarded $100,000 from the Getty Foundation for their newest exhibition of “Pacific Standard Time,” a show brought to life by multiple institutions across Southern California. File photo of the 2018 Annual Student Exhibition on Friday, April 13 at the Atkinson Gallery at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif.

[Photo] Atkinson Gallery to take part in indigenous cultural exhibition

February 22, 2021
Jazmin Puignau along with her student, Broderick Shore, at the Outstanding Student Award and Scholarship Reception for The School of Modern Language at Santa Barbara City College in the Campus Center on Friday, May 4. “Broderick has shown great enthusiasm in learning Arabic and he has great skills for Arabic grammar,” said Puignau.

[Photo] Language awards go to trilingual student, Arabic studies student

May 11, 2018
UCSB alumni, Dr. Caitlin Taylor presents “The Birth Control Pill: What Is It And What Does It Do To The Brain?” at Santa Barbara City College in the Earth and Sciences Building Room 309 on Friday, April 20. The presentation was hosted by City College’s Neuro Club to discuss the history of birth control and the research on women’s health in general.

[Photo] SBCC speaker explores the effects of birth control on brain

Kimberly Urrutia, Staff Writer
April 27, 2018
Vaquero infielder, Shane Hersh at Pershing Park on Wednesday, April 18, in Santa Barbara. Hersh recently suffered an injury at 2nd base, ending his sophomore season.

[Photo] Standout baseball player out for the season after in-game injury

Jack Davies, Sports Editor
April 23, 2018
Vocalist Sarah Jackson performs alongside Gabriel Lawson, who uses a synth bass with a computer for a song titled “June Bloom” at the Garvin Theatre on Thursday. Lawson and Jackson performed with a giant projector showing the audience different angles of their performance.

[Photo] SBCC’s Music Now concert brings together host of unique styles

Maxton Schulte, Staff Writer
April 20, 2018
Superintendent/President Anthony E. Beebe tries on his new suit vest made of Funyun bags on Thursday, at the Earth Day gathering at City College. The vest was presented by Frances Manthrope after the Trashion Show, where students wore attire made of repurposed materials.

[Photo] SBCC hosts first ‘Trashion Show’ in celebration of Earth Day

Baraa Alkassir, Staff Writer
April 20, 2018
Dennis D. Gagnon, a City College philosophy instructor, held a presentation on his published book titled “The Party Line” on Tuesday, in the the Business and Communication Forum. “The Party Line” which is filled with many philosophical theories and ideas was published in February 2018.

[Photo] SBCC professor presents newly published science fiction novel

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 20, 2018
Art enthusiasts admire rainforest epiphytes, a desert tree, a piece created by student Kiran Joseph Schewaebe for the Annual Student Exhibition on Friday, April 13, at the Atkinson Gallery.

[Photo] SBCC art students put talent on display for annual exhibition

Hayley Herrera, Channels Staff
April 14, 2018
Santa Barbara City College’s new harp, acquired in November of 2017, is played by student harpist Ginger Brucker outside the Garvin Theater, in Santa Barbara. The $25,000 pedal harp will appear in a symphony on May 6 at the Garvin Theater.

[Photo] SBCC’s sole student harpist is on an inspiring musical journey

Maxton Schulte, Channels Staff
March 12, 2018
Reinhard Lautz, Vaquero outfielder, on Thursday, March 8, at Pershing Park. Lautz played in all 20 games this season and leads the Vaqueros in hits during his sophomore season.

[Photo] SBCC baseball player strives to be a leader for his team

Jack Davies, Sports Editor
March 12, 2018
Santa Barbara City College’s School of Extended Learning offers an Art Experience and Conversation for Older Adults class at Wood Glen Hall on March 9 in Santa Barbara. The Art Experience and Conversation for Older Adults class is part of the vitality Program, which takes the classes to independent, assisted, and memory care homes.

[Photo] SBCC brings arts and dance to 16 different assisted living homes

Delaney Smith, Features Editor
March 10, 2018

[Video] Voices: ‘How do you feel about arming teachers to combat school shootings?’

Adrian Jacobson and Kimberly Urrutia
March 5, 2018
Kyle Skinner (No.14) pokes the ball over the Los Angeles Trade-Technical College defense on Feb. 21, at the Sports Pavilion, in Santa Barbara. “My passing was pretty good, but not as good as I wanted it to be,” Skinner said after the Vaqueros dominated LA in 3 sets.

[Photo] SBCC men's volleyball stays undefeated after win against LA

February 22, 2018
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[Photo] Voices: ‘What is the funniest or weirdest thing one of your teachers has done in class?’

Kimberly Urrutia and Adrian Jacobson
February 19, 2018
Illustration by Javier Delarosa

[Photo] SBCC memory workshop teaches more than basic mnemonics

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 16, 2018
Calista Wendell pitched a complete game shutout, allowing only 2 hits against Orange Coast College on Friday, Feb. 9 at Pershing park in Santa Barbara. Wendell had a no-hitter going into the 5th inning.

[Photo] SBCC’s Calista Wendell pitches shutout game in doubleheader

Jerard O’Byrne, Channels Staff
February 10, 2018
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