Everyone has their own fears. For me, it is public speaking. I am rhotacistic, which makes me unable to pronounce the letter “R” (and the word “rhotacism” begins with R […]
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Cranes Migrate to SCC : Art Class Creates Public Art for Final Project
Scattered around campus are a giant pencil, “graffiti walls” in bathrooms, paper crane-making stations and other works of public art created by students in Art 110, “Three-Dimensional Design.” Class instructor […]
Read moreAssault on Precinct 13 : “Got a Smoke?”
You have probably heard the name John Carpenter, but if not, he’s a must for any fan of pulp entertainment. His career spans many genres but he’s best known for […]
Read moreYOU ARE BEING SPIED ON!!!
So news came out that our glorious President Trump was spied on by the worst ex-president ever, and right before his righteous victory over Crooked Hillary. Some non-believers would call […]
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Safety First : SCC Hiking Club Takes On Coal Creek Falls Trail
The Hiking Club roughed muddy terrain during their winter hiking event on March 11. Although they faced some challenges, Hiking Club President Aldrich Valerian said they had a good time. […]
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Pikachus Love Jamba Juice and Other Stories from Comicon 2017
Emerald City Comicon took place from March 2-5 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. Through utter coincidence, the Ebbtide was one of the many SCC presences at the […]
Read moreWord on the Street: What’s Something You Really Like But People Don’t Really Get?
I like to work a lot. I’m a workaholic. -Sophia Khan I like walking in the rain. … I just enjoy it. -Natsnet Demoz Radiohead. I tell that to my […]
Read moreASG in Review – March 17, 2017
Mini Grants SCCANS (Shoreline Community College Association of Nursing Students) Requested: $203 Granted: $203 SCCANS requested this mini grant to be combined with their current budget of $281 to cover […]
Read moreNews Briefs – Vol 52 Issue 10
Winter Planting 1:30-4:30 p.m., March 17, North Woods As a precursor to SCC’s Earth Day celebration from April 19-22, students are invited to help plant ground cover, shrubs and trees […]
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Taking It to the Hole : SCC Men’s Basketball Comes Together to Secure First Place
The SCC men’s basketball team is kicking all kinds of ass. The Phins beat Bellevue College 77-65 on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Combined with a loss by Peninsula College to Skagit […]
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