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SBCC Reads panel discusses immigration, femininity, borders

TOVA KIBAL, Channels Staff
April 13, 2017

SBCC Reads panel to discuss new angles on immigration

TOVA KIBAL, Channels Staff
March 17, 2017
Aba Gayle, founder of the Catherine Blount Foundation, speaks Thursday, April 7 at City College about her life after her daughter was stabbed to death by Douglas Mickey. Gayle has forgiven Mickey and has since visited him on death row in San Quentin prison, in California.

Mother speaks at SBCC about forgiving her daughter’s killer

JON VREELAND, Channels Staff
April 8, 2016
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SBCC program to give students free copies of notable book

CORINA POWELL, Channels Staff
February 1, 2016
Geordie Armstrong, a professor in the Geology department at City College, speaks to students at the panel discussion ‘Prisons and Probation: Perceptions and Realities,’ Wednesday, April 8, in the Luria Library on West Campus. Armstrong is one of four women on the panel that spoke about experiences with the female prison system.

Students gather to discuss female prison experiences

MARISSA WHISMAN, Channels Staff
April 17, 2015
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