By Nick McCann In honor of our transfer issue, I took to the couch to research what university life is really like. Here follows my findings. Animal House A quintessential classic that should be seen by all. Hijinks ensue as we follow the partiers of the lowly Delta Tau Chi house. Their goal is to…
By Cendri Johnson New Officers Adrianna Flores is now officially recognized as the ASG’s Technological Affairs Officer. Nida Haque is now officially recognized as the ASG’s Policy and Procedure Officer. Mini-Grants SCC Cheer Amount Requested: $1000 Amount Granted: $0 SCC Cheer is requesting funds for new uniforms, but when the presenters for this proposal did…
By Ilona Kinnear It’s a hard thing, finding the right scholarships and grants and whatnot to help make going to college more financially viable. There is so much effort that goes into searching up scholarships that fit your qualifications, which is why I decided to look up an app for that. There is literally an…
By Emily Boyer The air is laden with something sweet in early February. Could it be love? Hope? A hint of the coming spring? Nope, it’s the smell of half-price chocolate. Happy Cheap Candy Day, everyone! For the uninitiated, Cheap Candy Day is Feb. 15, the day stores are desperately trying to get rid of…
At 9 a.m. on Jan. 31, an email regarding the recent changes in federal immigration law was sent out to all SCC students from President Cheryl Roberts. The Ebbtide has decided to publish Roberts’ email in this issue to reach students who don’t regularly check their campus email. Dear Student, In the last few days,…
MCollege Rep Visits 11 a.m.-1 p.m., PUB Representatives from Washington educational institutions will be in the PUB to answer questions and tell you about their institutions. Feb. 6 — Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide & Western Washington University They will both also be offering application help from 1:30–2:30 p.m. in the Advising and Success Coaching Center…