Why set out to be the best when you can be the worst? That’s the grand plan for Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom, the main characters of “The Producers,” SCC theater department’s upcoming show. “The Producers” is a 2001 musical stage adaptation of the 1968 movie of the same name. Both the play and the…
SCC’s Engineering Club received multiple awards after competing at this year’s Pacific Northwest Engineering Student Design Conference. The annual conference is hosted by a different school every year and is meant to bring together students from 4-year and 2-year colleges to compete in various competitions and show off their engineering prowess. This year’s conference was…
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 room and turn around to find a timeline of the school year. It is a year…
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 targeted specific people. It was only 75 years ago that an order sent almost 120,000 people to internment camps on the…
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 group of SCC students who staff the Spindrift. This year, the journal clocks in at 152 pages chock-full of art, from poetry…
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 watch party (May the Fourth be with you), or because you did not check the SCC news and…
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 was first coined by acroyoga montreal in 1999 for the partner-style fusion. “I would say acroyoga itself is a style of…
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, as an SCC student, Wu dreams of seeing more singers on campus and sharing his knowledge about…
Warning: This Sunday, May 14, marks the day when most restaurants cater to people recognizing the hard work, love and devotion mothers give to their families. Consequently, most restaurants will be filled to the brim with families wanting to celebrate. This means if you want to eat at a restaurant and you haven’t set a…
“Alien Covenant” is on the way and I’m very excited to see it. Above all, I just like any chance I get to see a studio-backed, well-produced creature feature. These types of films are a rarity nowadays. Any movie of this kind is most often rushed onto video or the Sci-Fi Channel (…SyFy, fine!). This…