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Naum Milyavskiy

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts & Entertainment Editor

Fall 2017, Spring 2018

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Students registering for classes at the original site of the college on Santa Barbara St. in downtown Santa Barbara during the early 1950's.

One of last living professors from original SBCC honored at age 95

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts & Entertainment Editor
May 9, 2018
Photo Illustration

What I learned from a ten day silent meditation retreat

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
May 4, 2018
Infographic by: Diana Aguilar

SBCC ahead of state legislation on college lactation rooms

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 27, 2018
Dennis D. Gagnon, a City College philosophy instructor, held a presentation on his published book titled “The Party Line” on Tuesday, in the the Business and Communication Forum. “The Party Line” which is filled with many philosophical theories and ideas was published in February 2018.

SBCC professor presents newly published science fiction novel

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 20, 2018

Nelson Roosendahl – student senate presidential candidate

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 19, 2018
Paula Bergen, founder of the Neurodiversity Club at Santa Barbara City College on Friday, April 6. The club meets on Fridays at 1:30 at Campus Center Room 216.

New SBCC club works to support ‘neurodiversity’ on campus

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 13, 2018
Michael Shermer, best selling author and publisher of Skeptic Magazine, gave a talk at City College about his recent Book “Heaven on Earth”, for the Faculty Colloquium, on Monday, March 19, at the Garvin Theater. Shermer has set out to understand what leads humans into the belief of life after death.

Michael Shermer debunks bunk at Monday colloquium

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 21, 2018
Examining SBCC's marijuana policy post-legalization

Examining SBCC’s marijuana policy post-legalization

Naum Milyavskiy, Art & Entertainment Editor
March 20, 2018

Voices: ‘What is your favorite part of Santa Barbara City College?’

Naum Milyavskiy and David Sjostedt
March 19, 2018

Voices: ‘Describe your experience with online classes.’

Naum Milyavskiy and David Sjostedt
March 12, 2018
Illustration by James Von Essen

Workshop teaches invaluable time management skills

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
March 2, 2018
Netflix series 'Altered Carbon' puts bloody spin on sci-fi

Netflix series ‘Altered Carbon’ puts bloody spin on sci-fi

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 23, 2018
Illustration by Javier Delarosa

SBCC memory workshop teaches more than basic mnemonics

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 16, 2018
Santa Barbara International Film Festival 10 10 10 Student Screenwriting and Filmmaking Competition.

Four SBCC student films to be screened in festival competition

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 9, 2018
Filmgoers line up to see the Santa Barbara Film Festival’s opening film, “The Public,” at the Arlington Theatre on Wednesday, Jan. 31 in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Community unifies at annual Santa Barbara Film Festival

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 1, 2018
(From left) Laura Krifka, and Heidi Kumao at the opening of "Herself" in the Atkinson Gallery at Santa Barbara City College, on Jan 26. (Alejandro Gonzalez Valle)

Artists display stop-motion films at SBCC’s Atkinson Art Gallery

Naum Milyavskiy, Arts and Entertainment Editor
January 29, 2018

SBCC explores non-cognitive learning to lift student success

Naum Milyavskiy, Channels Staff
November 20, 2017
Kristi Fogg takes her lunch break to visit the cats Saturday, Oct. 21, downtown at Cat Therapy. Fogg says she has too many cats at home to adopt more, but Cat Therapy offers a nice break near her office.

SBCC The Channels staff reviews unusual downtown experiences

SEYCHELLES MIZEL, NAUM MILYAVSKIY, and JOSIE FIALKO
November 3, 2017
Construction zone where the old portable classrooms used to be Friday, Oct. 27, on East Campus. Plans have been made to reserve the area for the geology department’s bus, new bike racks, a picnic area and succulent plants like cactus.

Renovations expected in vacant East Campus Classroom area

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
October 27, 2017

SBCC and UC Berkeley host incarcerated student panel

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
October 23, 2017
Mark McIntire Monday, Oct. 9, in Administration Building Room 211. McIntire moderates the SBCC Faculty Colloquiums that aim to incubate, nurture and sustain City College Faculty’s life of ideas and is the faculty advisor for The Open Mind Project .

Mark McIntire brings unique ideology to SBCC philosophy

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
October 20, 2017

Academic Senate to vote on new SBCC Institutional Review Board

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
October 19, 2017

NPR’s Ira Glass discusses his success at the Granada Theatre

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
October 13, 2017

SBCC’s Open Mind Project to promote different perspectives

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
September 29, 2017
Cal Poly Lecturer Adam benShea speaking at the “Religion and Violence” colloquium Thursday evening, Sept. 7, 2017, at the Fe Bland Forum in Santa Barbara City College. BenShea was giving a brief lesson on the history of fundamentalism and the difference between fundamentalists and traditionalists.

First Fall faculty colloquium tackles religion and violence

NAUM MILYAVSKIY, Channels Staff
September 8, 2017
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