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Kindred Murillo selected as new interim superintendent-president

Rodrigo Hernandez, Editor-in-Chief
August 30, 2021
From left, Luz Reyes-Martin, Laura Capps, Anthony Beebe, Hannah-Beth Jackson, and Monique Limón pose for a photo on Friday, Feb. 22, 2019, outside the campus food pantry at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Capps, Beebe, Jackson, and Limón spoke about the California Earned Income Tax Credit For Me program, which focuses on helping students who aren’t making enough money to file for taxes.

CalEITC4Me aims to help students with financial struggles

Elizabeth Saubestre, Staff Writer
February 23, 2019
Embattled VP Maas paid nearly full salary during admin leave

Embattled VP Maas paid nearly full salary during admin leave

Delaney Smith, Editor-in-Chief
February 4, 2019
Administrator to return to duties after intense campus scrutiny

Administrator to return to duties after intense campus scrutiny

Delaney Smith, Editor-in-Chief
January 22, 2019
Safe space to discuss impact of admin using N-word in planning

Safe space to discuss impact of admin using N-word in planning

Daniel Wallace, Associate Editor
December 4, 2018
Annette Cordero (right) speaks during the Academic Senate meeting held on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at the Business Communications Center at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Cordero is an Assistant Professor at City College and has been affiliated with the college since she graduated high school.

Campus members continue to address Admin’s use of racial slur

Delaney Smith, Editor-in-Chief
November 28, 2018

Lyndsay Maas apologizes for use of N-word via all-campus email

Lyndsay Maas, Vice President of Business Services
November 21, 2018

SBCC President addresses controversy in all-campus email

Anthony Beebe, Superintendent-President
November 21, 2018
City College students and Black Student Union members hold “Black Lives Matter” and “I Support This Speaker” signs during a Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, Nov. 19, at the Administration Building at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. They hold the signs in protest of Lyndsay Maas’ use of the N-word in the Gender Equity Work Group meeting, which she said in reference to a racist comment made by a student towards a black student.

Coalition demands administrator resignation after using racial slur

Daniel Wallace, Associate Editor
November 20, 2018

International student rate drops due to social, financial reasons

Valerie Van den Broek, Staff Writer
November 6, 2018
Widely respected trustee Marty Blum steps down after 8 years

Widely respected trustee Marty Blum steps down after 8 years

Katie James, Associate Editor
October 17, 2018
SBCC Superintendent/President Dr. Anthony E. Beebe (middle left) was named 2018 Outstanding Administrator of the Year at the Board of Trustees meeting on March 22. Honorable mentions included, from left to right, IT Director Dr. David Wong, Dean of Health/Human Services and Career Technology Dr. Alan Price, and IT User Services and Security Director Jim Clark. Nominations for the award were submitted by SBCC faculty and staff. Courtesy of Luz Reyes-Martin.

Past winners question legitimacy of Beebe’s administrator award

Daniel Wallace, Associate Editor
October 16, 2018
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