The End is Not Today One could say I have a lot of transcript baggage. Applying for schools this past December proved how difficult — and expensive — it can be to round up transcripts from different schools around the […]
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Finals Should be Final
After two years of hard work, with all the sacrifices endured by family and friends to get a student to a point where they will be engaging in the final act of the graduation ceremony, it doesn’t seem fair finals […]
Read moreThis Just In: Not You – Accepting Rejection
I spent almost the whole month of April feeling anxious about my future. With all of the admission letters my friends were posting on their social media. I was super worried because I hadn’t received one yet. Part of me […]
Read moreMan Rompers: Feminist AF
“Ugh what next manpons[?]” asks Facebook user Ricky Brown in the comments section of a post about rompers for men. Get it? Tampons are for women, so the term “manpons” is funny because it degrades men by equating them with […]
Read more13 Reasons Why: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Controversial Netflix Show
I’m curious about suicide, which is morbid, but I come by it honestly. For a period of my life, it was in my thoughts regularly. At one point it got bad enough that I checked myself into a psychiatric hospital. […]
Read more404: Student Voice Not Found
Student involvement with elections has always been a small-time affair; there’s a few signs around campus telling students to vote, a handful of students pass by the voting computers in the PUB during the election and then you see a […]
Read moreWrite Words Gooder: An Appeal for Grammar Education
One of the perks of attending community college is having the choice of taking electives that aren’t necessarily offered at 4-year universities. Ranging from ESL to keyboarding class, these courses teach general purpose skills that are essential to society. They […]
Read moreThe Joy of Crying : Why I Broke Down and Hope to Do it Again
Part 1: An Introduction If you are like me, you go through each day hiding whatever troubles you’ve been carrying. Whether you have mental issues and/or are stressed from school/work/finances/a social life you don’t have, that stress continuously pours down […]
Read moreInternational Students Explained
Admit it, the population of international students in SCC is pretty big. Even as an international student myself, I should admit that in the beginning, I didn’t expect that the number would be that big. You will most likely hear […]
Read moreLetter to the Editor: Diversity and Inclusion on SCC campus
Shoreline Community College is an incredibly diverse campus where students from many different parts of the world come to learn and experience — and given the fact that SCC is located in such a comparatively small city and that it […]
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