Album art courtesy of Daptone Records By Gregor Elgee You’d be surprised how many rainy days are left in April. Whether you need something to make yourself feel ten feet tall and ready to seek retribution on that former lover […]
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Is the first generation Pokemon re-release worth the money?
By David Rollins On the 20th anniversary of Pokémon, Nintendo re-released Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow and there was a lot of speculation about how much the games would be changed. Updated graphics, an improved sound track, and many other […]
Read moreJapanese club brings the land of the rising sun to Shoreline
Photo by Aaron Meliza Caption: Japanese Club president Violet Laucirica (behind podium), and vice president Natasha Sidik (pointing) lead the group in a game show-style trivia game. Teams competed against each other by answering questions relating to Japanese culture. By […]
Read moreWord on the street: What would you do to make campus greener?
By Aaron Berry & Aaron Meliza What would you do to make campus greener? “Give students a free green t-shirt.” –Leo Cheng “I would stop farting… because that produces greenhouse gasses. You know.” –Quang Ngo “Since it looks like they’re […]
Read morePUB bathroom posters appear, vanish overnight
Illustration by Randy Hatfield Caption: “We invite trans & gender-nonconforming students, faculty, & staff to use the bathroom they feel most comfortable with. Do not question the gender of others using the facilities. Access to bathrooms is a fundamental right […]
Read moreAn exaltation of Kendrick Lamar’s “To Pimp a Butterfly”
By Gregor Elgee He’s not the guy looking one or two years down the road. He’s looking down the road of his entire career, saying “I want to be compared to MLK when this is over.” He’s doing big things. […]
Read moreLadies and gentlemen, the new Shoreline.edu is here!
By Gregor Elgee A new Shoreline.edu website administered by the Public Information Office (PIO) will go live mid April. Students can expect a new interactive layout, including a redesigned class schedule, upgraded directory, and a new email interface, all of […]
Read moreBetter roster, an more experience: a look at the new Phins’ season
Photo by Aaron Meliza Caption: Catcher Cheyanne Garcia takes a big swing. By Calvin Li and Aaron Meliza This is the second year since the softball program was brought back to SCC and here, Phin Nation, is where you can […]
Read moreFrom golf to psychology: a look at Don Christensen
Photo by Duwan Irons Caption: Psychology professor Don Christensen, originally an engineering student, became fascinated with psychology early on during his time enrolled in college. He decided to pursue a psychology degree after an engineering professor advised his class to […]
Read moreJustin Denewith: rock-and-roll barista behind the window
Photo by Aaron Meliza Caption: Justin Denewith, drummer for Chris King & The Gutterballs provides a caffeine fix for anyone in dice need of a pick-me-up. “I can pour a pretty good latte,” he says through a smirk. By Adelia […]
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