TIME TIPS FROM AN EXPERT Are you always in a hurry? Do you spend hours wasting time before realizing that there is something vital that you need to be doing and then rush to complete the entire endeavor? If that sounds like you, then chances are you have poor time management skills. But don’t worry…
The Ebbtide has once again won a bevy of awards, courtesy of the Pacific Northwest Association of Journalism Educators. Frances Hui won second place in general news for her story on the SCC student who was detained after trying to reenter the country. Areeya Tipyasothi, Nellie Ferguson and Coral Nafziger won first place in comprehensive…
STUDENTS STAR IN GALLERY SHOW SCC student artists will be stealing the spotlight with their first on-site show. The Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) thesis show is considered to be the students’ “final exam” and a chance to share their hard work and passion with the rest of the student body. AFA sophomore Holden Drake…
SIFF – Supa Modo 4:30-5:45 p.m., June 1; 1600 Building Directed by Likarion Wainaina and set in Kenya, “Supa Modo” tells the story of a village coming together to make a sick young girl’s dreams of being a superhero come true through the art of cinema. @@@For SIFF event ticket prices, please go to the…
When imagining a college mascot, eagles, tigers or lions usually come to mind. They are the most common mascots used by schools in the U.S. because they are often seen as intimidating and ferocious. Then why a dolphin for SCC? What if I told you our team was actually known as the Shoreline Samurai from…
SCC BADMINTON SOARS Badminton Club is in full swing. And things are starting to get competitive. The club recently hosted a tournament in the gymnasium which provided the chance for many of its members to flex their muscles and test their skills against one another. Almost two dozen SCC students played in beginner and advanced…
“I enjoyed watching the clubs compete in various activities in the Amazing Race.” Photo by Kathleen Avery, member of the Community Integration Employment Program, which serves students with disability. TweetSharePin
“When the office hours posted on the teacher’s door don’t match the office hours posted on the syllabus. I’ve wasted gas.” — Chandra Johnson “When teachers are lazy … and vague in response to student questions.” — Brian Thomas “When teachers don’t grade…
PICKUPS FOR E-LINE RIDERS SCC is losing parking spaces to the new dorms, but it will soon be gaining expanded shuttle coverage. Extended routes will support students who ride the Metro E-line along with students who park off campus. Tentatively set to begin May 24, according to ASG President Yorin Anggari, certain shuttle routes will…
ASG ELECTION RUNOFF The results of the presidential election are out. A total of 530 student votes were received. Denish Oleke received 237 votes, while Brian Dean Tansil and Long “Harry” Phan got 206 and 86 respectively. After a two-week voting period, the Associated Student Government (ASG) announced a runoff election for Monday, May 14…