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Courtesy image of Heidi Hutton Rigoli at age 3 in her crib from 1958 in Milwaukee, Wis.

Trauma in childhood, substance abuse led to fulfilled life as nurse

Heidi Hutton Rigoli, Staff Writer
April 2, 2021
For some students, their desk at home is where they spend most of their time attending Zoom classes, working on assignments and trying to stay sane during the pandemic. Reading and journaling daily is a great way to keep your mental and emotional well-being strong during long hours at home.

Self-care matters: three ways to stay centered during quarantine

August Lawrence, Opinion Editor
January 29, 2021

The oil and plastic pollution in Santa Barbara break my heart

Valerie van den Broek, Staff Writer
October 22, 2018

SBCC offers students free counseling and support groups

TORI PIERSON, Channels Staff
September 22, 2017

SBCC prepares students for personal training certification

SAMMY ROWINSKI, Channels Staff
April 13, 2017

Wellness Connection gives SBCC safe partying tips for Halloween

Alexis Smith, Channels Staff
October 26, 2016

Healthcare of migrant workers should be a higher priority

VERONICA VILLARREAL, Channels Staff
April 24, 2015
SBCC offering STI tests for students free of charge

SBCC offering STI tests for students free of charge

PAIGE MCNEIL, Channels Contributor
April 17, 2015

Pilot mental health: the forgotten factor in airline safety

LANDON HUNT, Channels Staff
April 17, 2015
Nursing Department Professor Sarah Orr, RN, MSN, on Thursday, March 5, in the Nursing Skills Lab on East Campus at City College. ‘My favorite part of my job is watching the students grow into competent nurses,’ says Orr.

Surgical professor helps City College students make the cut

ERIK OEHRSTROEM, Channels Staff
March 9, 2015

Manufacturing women’s perceptions of body image

HARMONY RIVEROS, Channels Staff
February 23, 2015
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The high price of unhealthy eating at City College

XIMENA ALVEAR, Channels Staff
February 9, 2015
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