“Double Exposure” is a column dedicated to bringing attention to classic film and television of note. Not everyone is who they appear to be. In 1940s Germany, this lesson must be harshly learned in Billy Wilder’s “Stalag 17” as American soldiers in a prisoner of war (POW) camp catch wind of a German spy hiding…
SCC’S CHOIRS CHANNEL THE MIDDLE GROUND What does light and shadow sound like? At SCC’s year-end choir performance featuring Chamber Chorale and Shoreline Singers, audience members will have the chance to find out. SCC choir instructor Evan Norberg shared some insight regarding the repertoire and theme of the forthcoming concert as well as the achievements…
Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) May 24 – June 2; Campus Theater SIFF is still going strong at SCC. If you missed the first week, take a look at one of the many schedules around the campus for more details on titles, dates and showtimes. AFA Portfolio Show May 13-June 15; Visual Arts Center (Lobby)…
SCC PIANIST PURSUES HIS PASSION The path to success comes with many small victories. This has proved true for SCC pianist Yuly Kopkin, whose musical journey has been significantly different than that of the average faculty member. Kopkin was born in Yekaterinburg, Russia — the country’s fourth largest city. “Music education occupies a very strong…
HOW MY FRIENDS AND I FACED SUDDEN LOSS Disclaimer: If you or a loved one are facing suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, which is available 24 hours a day: 1-800-273-8255 Near the halfway point of my senior year in high school, one of my friends killed himself. He locked himself up…
Just down the road of SCC is an old-fashioned American diner with lots of charm. Situated in the chain of businesses neighboring Central Market is Shake ‘N Go, a restaurant whose sign is denoted with “gourmet burgers and wraps.” The restaurant, which has been in operation going on 10 years, is a convenient 11-minute walk…