COMMUNITY VANS IN SHORELINE Students who rely on public transportation now have the option of using Community Vans. King County Metro, who operates the public buses at SCC (Routes 5, 345, 331, 330), has a rideshare program developed in coordination […]
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New Year’s Resolutions: Don’t Bother
DO SOMETHING, NOT EVERYTHING I’m a strong believer in the fact that resolutions just don’t work. The long list of things I want will continue to grow — heck, humans are known to have a tendency to want things they […]
Read moreCrime Log – Vol. 54 Issue 5, November 30, 2018
Unauthorized Entry 7:25 p.m., Nov. 10; PUB During a private event unaffiliated with the college, an individual unassociated with the event attended. They were asked to leave by security. The uninvited party started calling the security officer racial slurs and […]
Read moreHoliday Hosting
THEMES, FOOD AND FUN The upcoming winter break offers a hearty amount of time to host and attend get-togethers. To make things a little less stressful for those in charge of opening their home for guests, I compiled some tried-and-tested […]
Read moreInstant Noodle Recipes for the Winter
LEVEL UP YOUR COLLEGE FOOD STAPLE Being a college student means constantly shuffling between homework deadlines while trying to keep every other aspect of life from falling apart. It doesn’t help that food isn’t exactly cheap these days. Trying to […]
Read moreCrime Log – Vol. 54 Issue 4, November 16, 2018
Opium in the (Not-So?) Open 2:39 p.m., Nov. 5; PUB 9200 Restroom An individual was reported under the influence of opiates and was arrested by security. They were handed off to the local police department due to the existence of […]
Read moreEbbtide Eats: Pho-Tastic
SCC is surrounded by a number Vietnamese restaurants — specifically, ones centered on serving pho. Pho is a type of rice noodle soup served with different broth bases (usually beef or chicken), with a side of jalapenos, limes, herbs and […]
Read moreTo Vote or Not to Vote?
YOU WILL DECIDE THE RESULTS OF THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS Blue and red signs popping up on every corner makes voting season hard to miss. America’s current political climate is divided by controversial discussions and issues, resulting in the problem that […]
Read moreDon’t Struggle to Save
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF STUDENT EXCLUSIVE DEALS Going to college isn’t cheap. The nightmare of financial forms and late-night studying is something all too familiar. However, a number of economic benefits come with being a student. Everyone loves a good bargain, […]
Read moreCrime Log – Vol. 54 Issue 3, November 2, 2018
Missing Numbers 7 p.m., Oct. 16; Staff Parking Lot A vehicle license plate from a car parked near the 5000 (FOSS) Building was reported stolen. The case was referred to the local police department. Student VS. Professor? 2:08 p.m., Oct. […]
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