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Maxton Schulte, Staff Writer

Fall 2017, Spring 2018

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SBCC crime recap: disabled placard misuse, verbal abuse

SBCC crime recap: disabled placard misuse, verbal abuse

May 11, 2018
The City College Symphony ends its Spring season with an orchestra performance of Gustav Holst’s “The Planets,” on Sunday, May 6, at the Garvin Theatre. Professor James Mooy conducted the symphony.

SBCC’s symphony orchestra takes the Garvin on space ride

May 8, 2018
Courtesy of Erik Fricke

Campus Security: Demonstrators confronted by police

May 7, 2018
Quire of Voyces to honor female composers at St. Anthony's

Quire of Voyces to honor female composers at St. Anthony’s

May 4, 2018
College campuses should be a neutral space for all ideas

College campuses should be a neutral space for all ideas

May 4, 2018
Last week's reported crime: two illegal uses of handicap parking

Last week’s reported crime: two illegal uses of handicap parking

April 30, 2018
Album reviews: J. Cole, Frankie Cosmos, Jimi Hendrix, Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Album reviews: J. Cole, Frankie Cosmos, Jimi Hendrix, Unknown Mortal Orchestra

April 27, 2018
Two Bici Centro bike shop break-ins, heightened security to come

Two Bici Centro bike shop break-ins, heightened security to come

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.

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

April 20, 2018

The Isla Vista party scene has changed after the Deltopia Riot

April 20, 2018
Crime Log: Cash theft and a major skateboarding accident

Crime Log: Cash theft and a major skateboarding accident

April 16, 2018
Courtesy of Eric Heidner

SBCC to host April concerts showcasing music programs

April 13, 2018
Crime log: A fistfight, a stabbing threat, and a selfie stick incident

Crime log: A fistfight, a stabbing threat, and a selfie stick incident

April 9, 2018
Shek, an English mastiff, provides services to owner Grace Vannelli on Wednesday, March 14 outside the Luria Library in Santa Barbara. Shek is a four-year-old service dog.

Pets at SBCC create strain on students who need service animals

March 23, 2018
Theft, harassment, and attempted burglary on campus

Theft, harassment, and attempted burglary on campus

March 19, 2018
Pornography, human feces and marijuana in SBCC crime log

Pornography, human feces and marijuana in SBCC crime log

March 12, 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.

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

March 12, 2018
Crime log - stalking, physical assault, brandishing a knife, and four incidents of harrassment

Crime log – stalking, physical assault, brandishing a knife, and four incidents of harrassment

March 5, 2018
Vehicle theft and threats against campus in this week's crime log

Vehicle theft and threats against campus in this week’s crime log

February 26, 2018
Album reviews: Kendrick Lamar, MGMT, Nina Simone, Rejjie Snow

Album reviews: Kendrick Lamar, MGMT, Nina Simone, Rejjie Snow

February 25, 2018
Verbal harrassment and an auto collision on SBCC campus

Verbal harrassment and an auto collision on SBCC campus

February 19, 2018
Misuse of handicap parking placards and a stolen backpack headline this week's crime log

Misuse of handicap parking placards and a stolen backpack headline this week’s crime log

February 12, 2018
Over $3,400 in items burglarized and alleged assault in this week's crime log

Over $3,400 in items burglarized and alleged assault in this week’s crime log

February 7, 2018
Professor James Mooy’s conducts the City College symphony during their live performance at the Garvin Theatre Sunday, Nov. 19.

Powerful SBCC symphony concert displays student talent

November 20, 2017
The City College trombone choir performing Dimitri Shostakovich’s “Symphony No.5” live Saturday, Oct. 28, at the First United Methodist Church in downtown Santa Barbara, Calif. The 17-piece choir performance was conducted and arranged by Cody Anderson.

SBCC chamber choir delivers first performance of fall season

October 30, 2017
Images courtesy of Netflix

SBCC’s The Channels reviews Netflix Originals

October 28, 2017
Santa Barbara Mayoral Debate candidate Angel Martinez Tuesday, Oct. 17, live at the Garvin Theatre. Martinez is a political outsider who was the CEO of Deckers Brand.

[Photo] Santa Barbara Mayoral Debate held at SBCC’s Garvin Theatre

October 18, 2017
Lunchbreak Jazz Ensemble performing live on stage Monday, Oct. 16, at SOhO Restaurant and Music club in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Music students show off talent at “Jazz Night at SOhO”

October 18, 2017
Stephanie Mendes, new full-time earth and planetary sciences instructor, stands next to rock samples Tuesday, Sept. 19 at the Earth and Biological Sciences Building in City College. Mendes received her doctorate in Marine Biology and Geochemistry at UCSB in 2014 and now teaches oceanography and historical geology.

SBCC’s hired new full-time earth and planetary sciences instructor

September 29, 2017
Paul Burns playing the saxophone Monday, Sept. 18, 2017, at the SOhO Restaurant and Music club in Santa Barbara, Calif. The crowd was very involved throughout the show, especially during Burns’ saxophone solos.

[Photo] Monday Madness Big Band begins Fall Music Concert Series

September 20, 2017
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