By Coral Nafziger School is where students learn stuff and do a bunch of assignments. Graduates often fall into two categories — those who have their coursework saved in all kinds of unfindable files across several flash drives, devices and […]
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Ace Your Apps! : A Short Guide to Transfers Near and Far
By Areeya Tipyasothi The air is crisp, the birds are chirping and the days are getting longer… ‘Tis the season! … The season for prospective transfer students to start working on their applications, that is. With the bliss of winter […]
Read moreValentine’s Day : The Spectrum
By Ilona Kinnear Some people refer to Feb. 14 as Valentine’s Day, while others like to call it Singles Awareness Day. But people’s reactions to the coming of this fateful day range quite dramatically. Here’s a short quiz to see […]
Read moreMartin Luther King : The Real Man Behind The Dream
By Cendri Johnson When you think of the FBI watch list, do you think of Martin Luther King Jr.? Most people would probably answer no to this question, but the FBI’s close watch on King was just one often-ignored fact […]
Read moreWhat’s New Pussyhat? Pink Headgear Meant to Show Unity at The Women’s March
By Coral Nafziger “‘Pussy’ is a derogatory term for female genitalia. We chose this loaded word for our project because we want to reclaim the term as a means of empowerment,” reads the mission statement of The Pussyhat Project. Launched […]
Read moreLetters to the Editor
11/30/16 To The Editors of the Ebbtide, I would like to applaud the Ebbtide its post-election coverage (Volume 52, Issue 4). Regardless of our individual political views, it is heartening to see SCC students taking a strong political stance, and […]
Read moreA Breakdown of SCC’s Clulbs
By Cendri Johnson Shoreline Community College currently has over fifty active clubs, but many go unrecognized by the student body in general. The following are groupings of clubs, and listed below each description are the email addresses for the adviser […]
Read moreThe 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 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 […]
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