Rates of academic dishonesty have increased over the last several years, as students gain access to new, more technologically advanced resources and the pressure for better, if not perfect, grades increases....
Part One: Have No Morals
Short on time for a school paper? Have no morals? You can always purchase your essay online. One such site has been in business for 20 years.
The website, Essay Pro, boasts...
There’s the classic line you hear in school, “if you cheat, you’re only cheating yourself.”
As a former teacher, I agree with the idea behind this sentiment — school exists to give students...
While teaching at the University of Southern Mississippi in 2000, Jeff Gentry, who now teaches at Everett Community College, had his students write about third party candidates who ran for the presidency....
SCC’s Project Pride welcomed everyone to this year’s Pride Prom (previously Queer Prom) on May 12, 2017. Held in the PUB Main Dining Room, the dance was open to the public and without an entry fee....
Around a corner, down a hallway and through a door in the FOSS Building, you will find cubicles. They could belong to anyone, be home to any number of simple tasks, until you head into the back of the...
Executive orders have the ability to move the nation overnight. The “Muslim Ban,” put in place by the current president, is a widely disliked example but it isn’t the first time an executive order...
Spindrift, SCC’s arts and literary journal, will be releasing its 2017 edition with a celebration on May 23.
The journal, released annually, is the culmination of several months of work by the small...
You may not have heard but Shoreline held a transfer fair that brought an assemblage of universities to the PUB Dining Room on May 4.
This could have been because you were preoccupied with your Star Wars...
Shoreline Acro Movement Club (SAM-C) is one of the newest clubs at SCC, having officially been formed only this year. Acroyoga is mainly influenced by a combination of acrobatics, yoga and dance. The term...
It all started with a passion.
Back in 2010, Peng Wu’s love of singing took him to study opera at Guangxi Arts University in China, where he also worked as a part-time vocal instructor for 3 years.
Now,...
For the first time in their lives, they are in a room with a group of 60 to 120 people who look like them and have similar issues they want to talk about. This is an experience, says Jamie Ardeña, SCC’s...
