Martin Musialczyk – The road to an associates degree was paved by award-winning photography and a column that would make any foodie happy. Martin Musialczyk, the Ebbtide’s photographer, leaves SCC this year with a degree in graphic design. From here, […]
Read moreTypically when I think Netflix originals, I think of a whole host of small-scale films and series with plain concepts that appeal to those who don’t want to leave their beds. With the exception of products like “Stranger Things” and […]
Read moreSummer is a time notorious for getting kids to forget everything they learned over the course of the last school year. Many people promise themselves that they will be productive and go to the gym or limit their electronic screen […]
Read moreTurning back time to a year ago, I would not have expected myself to write something related to sports. I still remember reading an article written by Calvin, the Ebbtide’s former sports editor, about his first MLB experience. Back then, […]
Read moreThe 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 […]
Read moreAfter 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 moreAt this meeting, the ASG gave out $7,498.54 Mini Grants: DECA: Retreat to Airbnb House DECA requested $1,500 for six officers and three advisers to go on a retreat in Langley, with the goal of having time to bond and […]
Read moreGraduation Barbeque 4-6 p.m., June 9, Carkeek Park The International Peer Mentors are hosting a free barbeque to celebrate the class of 2017 with food, drinks and games. All are welcome. Commencement 2-3:30 p.m., June 11, Gymnasium Get outta here, […]
Read moreStudents who sleep at their desks may soon sleep on campus a little more permanently. Construction of a 6-story on-campus dormitory is set to begin spring 2018 costing approximately $31.1 million. It was first thought the track and soccer field, […]
Read moreWhen Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2004, he thought politics was behind him. Then in 2009, he was elected to the city council. Roberts’ political career began in 1996 when he volunteered at the Democratic […]
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