Experience Shoreline Virtual Information Session
3-4 p.m., Oct. 12; contact [email protected] for Zoom link
Familiarize yourself with the in’s and out’s of applying for college, selecting...
The 1960s produced a plethora of now-legendary horror films. “Psycho,” “The Birds” and “Rosemary’s Baby” are just a few of the titles that often dominate lists of Halloween classics.
But...
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Crime in the U.S. has been significantly reduced, but continues to persist in the face of COVID-19.
Two New England businessmen were arrested...
In the age of surveillance, Francis Ford Coppolla’s “The Conversation” dominated the box office.
The film stars veteran actor Gene Hackman (“The French Connection,” “The Poseidon Adventure”)...
Gregory Cranson has been selected as SCC’s acting Director of Safety and Security through August 31, effective immediately. The move comes after former Director Edwin Lucero left the college to pursue...
I can vividly recall sitting in a hotel room one night about 15 years ago, watching an unnerving, black-and-white television show.
The episode was called "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.” In it,...
The 20th century is notorious for its remarkable output of western films. But what distinguishes “How the West was Won” from the rest is its dramatically comprehensive chronicling of 1800s America.
The...
Half-drama, half-satire, “Network” is the perfect response to a television-saturated society.
Penned by Paddy Chayefsky and directed by Sidney Lumet, it is the ultimate comment on mass media —...
Those who travel to and from SCC on Dayton Avenue may be familiar with its signature tree-lined road.
These local trees are at risk of being cut down due to recent construction proposals by the Washington...
The late 60s was not only a great time for film, but for television, too. When "Mannix” hit the airwaves, it was the perfect storm of action-packed fight sequences and crime- solving.
Mike Connors...
Patrick Mahomes II is the youngest football player in history to win the Super Bowl. (Photo by Jeffery Beall / Wikimedia Commons)
The 54th Super Bowl hailed a series of firsts.
On Feb. 2, 2020,...
Think of Audrey Hepburn, and images of 1950s glamour and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” may come to mind.
But in 1967, she was dropped into an unexpected world of hurt as Susy Hendrix in Terence Young’s...
