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From books and music to film and photography, arts changed my life

Rodrigo Hernandez, Associate Editor
March 5, 2021
The Eli Luria Library on City Colleges West campus has been closed since last March, but library staff has been working to offer the same resources available to students through rentals, online distribution and more. “We have had a lot more students accessing our collection electronically instead of physically,” said Camerin Poulson, library technician. File photo of Eli Luria Library from Feb 19, 2021, in Santa Barbara, Calif.

SBCC library still offering curbside pickup for laptops, Wi-Fi, books

Cassandra Wilkins, Associate Editor
February 22, 2021

Editor’s list: Best Trilogies

August Lawrence, Arts and Entertainment Editor
September 14, 2020
Rod Val Moore, author and member of What Books Press, reads an excerpt from his novel “Brittle Star” at a collective reading performance on Thursday, Oct. 20, on the balcony of the Atkinson Gallery. City Colleges creative writing department and Gunpowder Press sponsored the reading.

LA writing collective visit SBCC to share unconventional work

GERARDO ZAVALA, Channels Staff
October 21, 2016
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SBCC program to give students free copies of notable book

CORINA POWELL, Channels Staff
February 1, 2016
City College student Lauren Peiker, 22, cake was inspired by popular Mexican novelist Laura Esquivel’s book ‘Como agua para chocolate.’ The book’s title means ‘Like Water for Chocolate.’ Peiker’s cake won as The Best Cake in the Show at the fifth annual Edible Book Festival.

The Luria Library hosts fifth annual Edible Book Festival

Lex Joergensen, CHANNELS STAFF
April 4, 2014
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