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Some kids have all the luck. Chloë Bee Ciccati, whose father, Ben Ciccati, designed the cover of The Indy’s Santa Barbara City College Promise story she’s holding, has been immersed in a family that surrounds her with stimulating projects, free borrowing privileges of the art materials on hand, inspiring brains aboil nearby from the talented scribbling going on, and lots of unfettered, seriously amusing quips and conversation.
Who said millennials are lazy?
If nothing else, you’ve got to give political candidates some credit for consistently raising the profile of words we might otherwise take for granted, in this case “Yuuuuuge!” as field trippin’ Indy staffers said of the printing press they visited last week.
An election should be a deliberate and considered proposal, undertaken with serious and thoughtful intent.
The delicious design of last July’s “Taco Town” cover story, in which Ethan Stewart (right, with daughter Sawyer) ate his way across town, sampling his favorite food, won our graphics team — photographers Paul Wellman (left), Caitlin Fitch, and design chief Ben Ciccati — first place for Editorial Layout at the Association of Alternative Newsmedia conference in Austin last week
And it’s mostly thanks to Lucio Hernandez that we made it all in one piece, tempers and computers intact.
In addition to this week’s cover story, writer/cartoonist Michael Aushenker is the author of the children’s book Get That Goat!
Agoura Hills native Rebecca Hartt graduated from UCSB this month, but not before spending six months reporting and writing about lifestyle, food, exercise, and other topics as an intern for The Indy.
As The Indy‘s production team was putting together this week’s cover story on the winning formula of Santa Barbara’s own minor leaguers the Foresters, John Zant broke in, delighted with the news of UCSB baseball’s unexpected berth in the College World Series.
Our former intern Michael Stout (left) returned to Santa Barbara this past week when the Red Cross recognized not only his military service but also his courage in openly speaking about the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.
