By Adelia Sindunata As far as I can remember, the recent U.S. presidential election has been the most controversial election I’ve ever seen. Not only did the result raise tons of questions from lots of people, but it also changed […]
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Trump Wins, What Now? : The Disaster of President Elect
By Ilona Kinnear The aftereffects of Donald Trump winning the election are scary. The satire piece in the last issue of the newspaper made light of a lot of issues that will seriously hurt people. Trump has not only brought […]
Read moreWhere Do We Go From Here : In Search of A Second New Left
By Katen Burgess Donald Trump was elected President of the United States earlier this month, and I am still dumbfounded by it. Was America not ready for its first woman president? Was Hillary Clinton not the right woman? Was the […]
Read morePost-Election Courses at SCC : Winter Quarter Classes on Social Justice, Politics and Environment
By Coral Nafziger If your head is reeling with questions after this election, these courses might have some answers. All courses listed are for five credits. Some classes have a prerequisite or recommendation of EAP 099/ENGL 099 or ENGL 101. […]
Read moreThe Game’s Afoot – Sherlock Holmes Solves Shoreline’s Mystery
Shoreline theater department’s winter production The Game’s Afoot poised to start Dec. 2. Photo by Martin Musialczyk By Madeline Kimberly Bring out your detective gear and help solve a murder with Shoreline’s Sherlock Holmes in The Game’s Afoot. Set in […]
Read moreEnd of a Year : Volleyball Looks to Go Out on High Note
“The Phintastic Five”: (from left to right) Josephine Dalrymple, Kyla Pitzman, Kristina Nielsen, Taylor Alexander, and Carlie Howard. Photo by Martin Musialczyk By Katen Burgess The Phintastic Five led the Shoreline volleyball team to a 10-2 conference record. Their 18-13 […]
Read moreMen’s Basketball: Ready to Rumble?
Shoreline’s no. 14, Ben Steinbrueck (dark uniform), scores in an exhibition game to jump start the 2016-17 season. No. 20 Andrew Hawkins and no. 30 Will Luckett fight down low for rebound real estate. Photo by Martin Musialczyk By Katen […]
Read moreCrazy but Not Insane: Digging Deep for Your Waiver Wire Lottery Ticket
By Katen Burgess CJ Prosise, RB, Seattle Seahawks One hundred fifty-three all-purpose yards. Seventeen carries, and seven targets in the passing game. The third round draft pick out of Notre Dame showed up in a big way for the Seahawks. […]
Read morePlaylist for Processing this Election
By The Ebbtide Staff Some songs seem to perfectly sum up how we feel in the wake of the election. Consider the following selections for your post-election playlist: “Shit Luck” by Modest Mouse – This song is fast and chaotic. […]
Read moreFreedom, You Turkey
By Martin Musialczyk Hello, fellow Dolphinos. Quite a bit has occurred in the last couple weeks. With all the love in the air, some of you may want to spend Thanksgiving in the comfort of your own home with your […]
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