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Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Letter to the Editor

February 9, 2020

Speaking as a member of the SCC community, the uncertainty of the future of the dental hygiene program poses a great concern. Faculty and students have been living in angst since the announcement was made...

Opinion: MLB Unwittingly Incentivizes Cheating

Ed Strong February 9, 2020
To an MLB owner, $5 million is pocket change, especially for a team that managed to win the 2017 World Series during the time they were stealing signs. The amount of money earned in advertising, ticket sales, merchandise, etc. dwarfs any amount MLB is allowed to penalize.
Opinion: The Australian Bushfires-- More Than Meets The Eye

Opinion: The Australian Bushfires– More Than Meets The Eye

Jordan Ghita January 24, 2020

The recent media coverage of Australia’s wildfires is leaving one question largely unanswered: How are the region’s First Nations people being affected? What is happening? Due to severe droughts,...

Letter From The Editor - Dec. 6, 2019

Letter From The Editor – Dec. 6, 2019

DEAR SCC, Three years ago, I didn’t think that I’d be at your doorstep. My future after high school was unknown; riddled with countless choices — which is a nightmare for an indecisive person like...

Opinion: The Ebbtide Stands with The Observer

Ebbtide Staff November 22, 2019

“I urge you to reconsider your stance toward student journalists on your campus.” This line opened up a letter sent last week by Beth Slovic, the Pacific Northwest Association of Journalism Educators...

Opinion: Check Your Costume at the Door

How To Be Culturally Sensitive What’s scarier than cultural appropriation? When people do it consistently at the same time every year. Halloween features candy, children and costumes. The latter...

Opinion: Keeping It Respectful

Morena Silvestroni October 25, 2019

Cultural Appropriation at Home and Abroad Halloween tends to come with laughs and a couple of innocent scares, but some costumes can be offensive to certain cultures, religions and ethnicities. One...

Opinion: Love Thy Neighbor?

Nova Clark October 25, 2019

The Dangers of 'Nextdoor' Communities are meant to bring us together, but sometimes having a platform can bring out the worst in people. In 1960, an episode of the classic science-fiction anthology...

Fake News: A series of Trump “what-if’s”

CJ Priebe October 11, 2019

What a summer for American politics! President Donald Trump has been in power for the better part of three years now and things haven’t calmed down. Actual fact: The U.S. president is currently undergoing...

Driving the Climate Conversation: Is Washington really the Evergreen State?

Driving the Climate Conversation: Is Washington really the Evergreen State?

Zoe Plattner October 11, 2019

In defiance of the cloudy Seattle weather, clumps of teens huddled throughout Cal Anderson Park on Sept. 20, decorating the lawn with colorful signs filled with a variety of expletives. Kids in grades...

Bummershoot

Jordan Ghita June 15, 2019

HOW A LOCAL STAPLE LET ME DOWN Sometimes for music festivals, the cons outweigh the pros and people are left empty-handed. Bumbershoot — Seattle's biggest music, comedy and arts festival —...

This is Your Brain on Summer

Tobias Hope-Young June 14, 2019

HOW TO BE THE SHARPEST TOOL IN THE SHED Summer is nearly upon us: It's time to relax, party hard and relax some more. But it can't all be fun and games because you need to stay on top of your...

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