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Gas station wellness supplements raise public health concerns

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By Logan Rae Fleming
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Until recently gas stations, convenience stores and smoke shops across Santa Barbara and Goleta, had little blue bottles of “Feel Free” sat up front near the cash register. The product was labeled as a “plant-based herbal supplement.” Its main ingredient, kratom, is a psychoactive substance that acts on the same receptors in the brain as opioids and is sold without age restriction in most of California. “Feel Free” is not the only product of its kind.
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SBCC’s biology animals provide hands-on learning experience

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By Logan Rae Fleming
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Spiders, snakes and lizards are just some of the many creatures biology students at SBCC may encounter in the lab or at a Biology Club meeting. The City College biology department has an impressive collection of over 30 live specimens that are vital for the learning outcomes of biology students and young learners at the outreach programs hosted by Biology Club.
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Clara Oropeza redefines womanhood and female creativity in her new book

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By Logan Rae Fleming
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City College professor, cultural activist and writer Clara Oropeza examines feminine creativity, artistic lineage and maternal bonds in her 2025 book “A Re-mapping of Womanhood and Creativity.” Every fall she brings the text to life throughout her Contemporary Women’s Writers class and on March 18, which marked Women’s History Month, she discussed her process during an event at the Luria Library.
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