From May 2 to 6, SCC’s International Student Leaders (ISL) hosted a week of events to promote cultural understanding and inclusivity. Monday-Wednesday featured international students Michel,...
Voice-over Broadcasting Workshop
On May 17, SCC is offering a two-hour long workshop on voice-over broadcasting in commercials, film and videos. This introductory workshop plans to teach students the...
On Wednesday, March 16, SCC hosted “Painting Away the Trauma.” Held in the PUB in collaboration with WA AmeriCorps Vet Corps, the art exhibition featured a diverse display of work submitted by Puget...
The bulk of winter quarter has come and gone, leaving behind the fatigue of many overwhelmed students. Fortunately, relief is on its way in the form of March 5’s Shoreline Short Short Film Festival.
The...
Feeling a little stir-crazy?
As of late, the so-called “college experience” has come to a screeching halt, but SCC clubs are on the rise again. With winter quarter in full swing, here are two new...
Every artist puts themselves in a position to be misunderstood, and Dave Chappelle is no exception.
The comedian isn’t a stranger to controversy, whether it involves turning down a $50 million renewal...
The SCC drama department put on a nostalgic and thoughtful performance of Kimberly Belflower’s “Lost Girl,” with the exception of a few shortcomings.
Throughout the production, which was directed...
Sometimes, you just know you’ll end up loving something.
This was my case with “Get Smart,” the iconic espionage sitcom that ran from 1965-1970 on CBS — but it wasn’t quite love...
For the first time in 20 months, the James Wade Theater in Edmonds will be opening its doors to present “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” performed by the non-profit Edmonds Driftwood Players.
The...
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is yet again shining a spotlight on lesser-known comic book characters.
An Enigmatic Backstory
Released Nov. 5, “Eternals” expands on the Celestials: a band of heroes...
After a 20-month long hiatus, SCC’s theater department is making a triumphant return with an imaginative rendition of Kimberly Belflower’s “Lost Girl.”
Directed by Bryar Golden, the production...
Note: The following review contains spoilers for “Venom” (2018) and “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” (2021).
Perfection: it’s hard to define.
However, that doesn’t excuse the quality of...
