HOW WE CHOOSE OUR CURRICULUM For students at SCC, required classes are a familiar sight. English 101 and Multicultural Studies are just a couple of examples of the core requirements that grace the top corner of planning guides — but […]
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Ebbtide Eats: Weekend Brunch at Saltoro
Saltoro, a popular seafood and landfood staple on the outskirts of the Broadview neighborhood, has recently opened its doors for weekend bunch from 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Since 2003, the restaurant has served as a local dinner destination, offering an upscale […]
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FOUNDER OF THEATER SOCIETY TALKS ‘TARTUFFE’ A timeless tale of hypocrisy is coming to SCC this summer. The 17th-century play “Tartuffe,” written by famed playwright Molière, will be put on in August by the Student Theatrical Society. SCC student Danny […]
Read moreDouble Exposure: ‘The High Chaparral’ (1967-1971)
“Double Exposure” is a column dedicated to bringing attention to classic film and television of note. When I first saw “The High Chaparral,” it struck me as a less sugar-coated version of ”Bonanza,” the popular Western that ran from 1959 […]
Read moreA&E Calendar – Vol 54 Issue 15, June 14, 2019
Instrumental Juries 10 a.m., June 14; Rm. 818 (Music Building) Hard work pays off: SCC students taking private instrumental lessons this quarter will have the opportunity to perform solo pieces to be graded by a panel of instructors. This morning […]
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COOL OFF WITH THESE FIVE FILMS Summer is the season of movies, and this year holds a promising lineup. To ease your efforts in narrowing down the selection, here are five films from a variety of genres that may or […]
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A PREVIEW OF SCC’S COSMIC CLASS Are you fascinated when you look up at the night sky? If so, our college offers an astronomy course. SCC’s class schedule describes Introduction to Astronomy as “A one-quarter survey course in astronomy, intended […]
Read moreAFA Portfolio Show: In Review
SCC’S ART GRADUATES MAKE A STATEMENT SCC’s Fine Art graduates have joined forces to present a gallery of their best pieces in the lobby of the Visual Arts Center (building 2000). From paintings to prints, here is a sampling of […]
Read moreDouble Exposure: ‘Stalag 17’ (1953)
“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 […]
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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 […]
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