By Cendri Johnson Club Recognition The Spice & Melody club was unanimously approved by the ASG. This club will focus on teaching students collaboration skills in putting on events involving food and music. Each event, it was said, would have […]
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The Long Road Back to SCC : Jessica Gonzalez Fights for Students
Jessica Gonzalez can usually be found in the Tutoring Services office (Photo by Martin Musialczyk) By Areeya Tipyasothi The Tutoring Services office is quiet at 9 a.m., save for the low buzz of the fluorescent lights and the faint stuttering […]
Read moreThree! Two! One! : New Year Traditions Around the World
By Adelia Sindunata The end of 2016 is getting near, which means the New Year’s parties are coming soon. New Year’s celebrations are usually associated with fireworks, but in other parts of the Earth, there are tons of unique traditions. […]
Read moreMexico City Salsa AKA Salsa
By Martin Musialczyk “Do you know why people like salsa? Because people like to say, SÁLSÁ.” – Jerry Seinfeld While I have to agree with Jerry that it is a fun word to pronounce, I don’t think I’m going out […]
Read morePokémon Sun and Moon : Breath New Life into an Old Formula
Photo by Martin Musialczyk By Emily Boyer When I was six years old, my parents made the mistake of buying me Pokémon Crystal. I spent months glued to it. I trained my Typhlosion to absurd levels while neglecting the rest […]
Read moreImprovable and Highly Sketchy
By Madeline Kimberly Get ready for a night filled with laughter and hilarious sketches in the Improvable and Highly Sketchy theater event coming soon to campus. After the craziness of 2016, many on campus definitely need the laughter this coming […]
Read moreA Hero and a Tyrant: Fidel Castro Dies at 90
By Allegra Simpkins Cuban politician and revolutionary Fidel Castro, died Nov. 25 at the age of 90. Born Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz, in the south eastern Oriente province of Cuba, “El Jefe” was the son of a wealthy Spanish farmer […]
Read moreThe Big Commotion: Overview of the Dakota Access Pipeline
By Allegra Simpkins In recent months, a media light has been shining on the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe reservation. National attention is now being paid to the protests surrounding the construction of the crude oil pipeline that is designed to […]
Read moreSchool to Go from Bad to Worse: Trump chooses Betsy Devos as educational secretary
By Coral Nafziger School kind of sucks. After teaching for about a decade, I got tired of the suckiness. That’s why I’m in community college in my 30s pursuing a new career — I love teaching, but wasn’t able to […]
Read moreFantasy Football Round Up
By Katen Burgess By the time The Ebbtide picks back up after winter break, the Fantasy Football season will be over, except for Dynasty, for which there is no offseason. We wanted to take a look back at the players […]
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