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Eric Vrymoed puts the finishing touches on an aluminum sculpture in the art lab on April 28.
Sculptor and thinker, this artist takes his molds further, and will continue his studies at UCLA
After four years spent perfecting his craft, 22-year-old art major Eric Vrymoed is leaving City College to continue his education in art, focusing on sculpture and art history.
Vrymoed, who has been chosen as an Outstanding Student of the Year in the art department, said he spends six to seven hours in the art department lab every day.…
Yasmin Eskandari's three year influence has put City College at the forefront of the green movement.
Leaving the campus with Gateway tutors and a green theme
When you find yourself stopping in front of the cafeteria waste bins to sort your trash, recycling and compost, think of Yasmin Eskandari.
When you receive free, quality tutoring from your peers in the Gateway Center, think of Yasmin Eskandari.
And years from now, when you live in a city that exists completely in harmony with nature, think of her again.…
Rabia Placenti has been involved in the Video Game Club, Phi Theta Kappa and the Habitat for Humanity during her tenure at City College..
Former Video Game Club treasurer will transfer to UCSB in the fall
Rabia Picentini has not stood back to watch City College change around her. Rather, she's been deeply involved in change and evolution with the students at the college.
Since her start in the fall of 2005, Picentini has been hugely active in creating and managing clubs, and participating in other extracurricular activities at City College and in the Santa Barbara area.…
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