Poster by AIGA.org By Connor Tee There’s another piece out there floating in the aether of Google Drive, an article none of you will ever see. It’s angry, preachy, self-aggrandizing, and in no way worthy of this paper or the […]
Read moreMonth: October 2016
Pokemon
By Areeya Tipyasothi Being the new kid is tough, especially when there’s a language barrier. But no worries, it’s all totally cool because, according to an advertisement from the Pokemon Company, the upcoming Pokemon Sun and Moon games have got […]
Read moreHalloween
By Madeline Kimberly The spookiest day of the year is nearly here and it’s finally time for the freaks in all of us to crawl out and play. Unfortunately, this year’s Halloween falls on the worst day of the week: […]
Read moreEbbtide eats: Royal Unicorn restaurant
By Ilona Kinnear Monday afternoon after most of the Ebbtiders went their separate ways, a group of five remained to explore the world of food. This week’s adventure: the Royal Unicorn restaurant. After some wrong turns and mild panic, the […]
Read moreMay The Rice Be With You
By Martin Musialczyk Illustration by Coral Nafziger As the Ebbtide staff debated on where to get some good Chinese food for a staff dinner, Din Tai Fung was quickly dismissed, deemed too expensive for the college-minded budget. Royal Unicorn was […]
Read moreWord on the street: What’s your Halloween costume for this year?
By Adelia Sindunata Photos by Martin Musialczyk “I’ll wear a toga. No, not a Greek goddess costume, just a plain toga.” -Gabriela Djuhadi “Doraemon, I guess?” -Alvin Gunawan “Orange Morph suit.” -Amin Fuson “It seems like I’m going to be […]
Read moreNews Briefs – Vol 52 Issue 2
Farming of the Future: Feeding Everyone in the 21st Century The Global Affairs Center will host an event titled “Farming of the Future: Feeding Everyone in the 21st Century.” The audience will discuss everyday images of agriculture, impact of rising […]
Read moreVoter registration: how to and why you
Graphic: Courtesy of U.S. Government By Cendri Johnson Voting is important, but many people don’t do it, so last week on Thursday, Sept. 30, Gay Armsden and Cyndi Nash — members of the Seattle Branch of the American Association of […]
Read moreNow students don’t have to run all over the campus: the new SCC library
A 3-D art piece hanging in the library demonstrating the joy reading can bring Photo by Martin Musialczyk By Adelia Sindunata After being under renovation for the whole summer quarter, SCC’s Ray W. Howard Library finally reopened on Monday, Sept. […]
Read moreSCC fights for the freedom to pee with Urinetown
Front left to right: Norah Peters, Gabe Ponce, Noah Bruckshen, and Aviona Rodriguez-Brown. Back left to right: Dima Pogrebniak, Danny Bracy, Jay Villenhaur, and Joshua Pulley. Photo by Martin Musialczyk By Madeline Kimberly As human beings with a working urinary […]
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