SBCC’s Phi Theta Kappa Inducts 77 New Members
Santa Barbara City College’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the largest and most respected honor society serving two-year colleges, recently inducted 77 new members
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Santa Barbara Jewish Film Festival Student Contest
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La Cumbre and Community Academy Receive $218,280 from Caltrans
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Capps, Hager, and Watson Vie for Votes
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Beach Sampling Results, Oct. 25
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Investec Sells Carpinteria Residential Project for $10 Million
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