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SBCC Reads panel discusses immigration, femininity, borders

TOVA KIBAL, Channels Staff

April 13, 2017

A book worth taking a second look at is one that can tell an untold story of immigration, open possibilities for a renewed outlook on femininity and make one question the physical and nonphysical borders in human life. SBCC Reads held its 10th annual book panel 3 p.m. Wedne...

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

April 4, 2014

Hospitality major, Madison McIntyre, observes the 80,000-year-old fossils on Feb. 24, at the Luria Library. The sloth, horse and camel fossils will be on display until Spring Break.

Luria Library hosts rare fossils from Vandenberg Air Force Base

March 7, 2014

Photo Illustration: The annual SBCC Reads is giving away free copies of Timothy Egan’s book titled, “The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire that Saved America.” The book describes the nation’s largest wildfire that burned more than three million acres in two days.

Western wildfire spreads awareness at City College

February 21, 2014