Susan Hunt

Santa Monica College

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Professor of Film Studies at Santa Monica College

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Just after noon last Friday, John Zawahri, was shot to death by police in the library at Santa Monica College after a shooting spree which began in a nearby neighborhood and during…

Santa Monica College Wakes Up from a Nightmare

Just after noon last Friday, John Zawahri, was shot to death by police in the library at Santa Monica College after a shooting spree which began in a nearby neighborhood and during…

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