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Voices: ‘If you could invent anything, what would it be, and why?’

SEBASTIAN HERICS and RUTH ZAMORA
November 28, 2016
JULIA PIZZA
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Voices: How have you been affected by the housing shortage in Santa Barbara?
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The United States have the upcoming 2024 elections in front of them, and voters have yet to declare a clear popular candidate. Created on Canva on Nov. 20.
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The Santa Barbara B-Cycle docking stations at Ledbetter Beach await their next journey on Nov. 3 in Santa Barbara, Calif. B-Cycle has a myriad of docking stations across Santa Barbara, with whispers of SBCC e-bikes potentially coming to campus.
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The SBCC Symphony prepares for their semester debut with guest conductor Valerie Malvinni on Dec. 3 at the Garvin Theatre in Santa Barbara, Calif. The group rehearse together weekly for one final big performance as the curtains close for the semester.
The SBCC Symphony's captivating performance wraps up semester
University of California Santa Barbara has implemented Wellness Vending Machine on campus providing sexual health and wellness products for minimal costs. By 2029, California Universities will be required to have one vending machine on campus carrying contraceptives, menstrual products and more.
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Students stroll to and from classes across the Campus Bridge on Dec. 4 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. The bridge connects the east side of the Main Campus with its west side counterpart.
Administration struggles to bridge gaps with faculty and involvement
Alberto Lules Am I Truly Free mixed media on plastic is a part of Lules mixed media and paintings portfolio. While Lule was in prison, Lule began creating art to transform his headspace outside of the confinement. Courtesy of Alberto Lule
Artist Alberto Lule showcases prison, addiction and life after incarceration
Jordan Killebrew works in the window light in his office on City College East Campus in Santa Barbara on Nov 29, 2023. Killebrew says I want to bring trust, I want to bring stability and I know we can get there.
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The Extended Opportunities Programs and Services Staff is all smiles at the front desk office, Nov. 21. The EOPS program helps to assist students challenged by language, economic, and educational disadvantages.
EOPS helps students succeed academically without barriers
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