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Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

The Low Tide Lounge viewed from the outside

Turning the Tide of the Low Tide Lounge

Gem Arbogast, Arts & Entertainment Editor January 20, 2023

The Pagoda Union Building (PUB) is the heart of SCC’s campus for good reason. It holds important gathering spaces from the cafeteria to the Gender Equity Center, along with a surprisingly well-stocked...

Librarian at SCC Plans to Archive the Ebbtide

Librarian at SCC Plans to Archive the Ebbtide

Layne Thomas-Gehlhausen, Guest Contributor January 20, 2023

Caitlan Maxwell is a librarian at Shoreline Community College. She's been in her position for almost a year now, and has set a major goal: digitalize every edition of The Ebbtide. Old paper editions are...

The Return of Parking Passes

The Return of Parking Passes

Sok Kong, Staff Writer January 20, 2023

What happened at the Cashier’s office after the resume of SCC campus parking enforcement? Shoreline_international announced on Instagram that the campus parking enforcement will be resuming after...

Guest Photojournalist Presents at SCC

Guest Photojournalist Presents at SCC

Jasmine Contreras-Lewis, Editor-in-Chief December 12, 2022

When Jennifer Buchanan, a photojournalist from The Seattle Times, shared her favorite photography horror stories, the sympathetic students in the room groaned along with her. Buchanan was invited by The...

Take-r Yourself to Mt. Baker

Take-r Yourself to Mt. Baker

Sok Kong, Staff Writer December 9, 2022

“One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” –Henry Valentine Miller. This quote by Miller, an American novelist, discusses how traveling is a great investment in yourself...

the cutout in the window of the dorms

Case of the Looming Figure

Jeffrey Shirts, Staff Writer December 9, 2022

As you walk across the visitor parking lot, across from the main bus stop for SCC, you notice a cardboard cutout of a man ominously staring out the window, as if looking for someone who is not there. You...

This isn't even counting places that don't have a card.

Coffee Near Campus: A Caffeine Addict’s Review

Jasmine Contreras-Lewis, Editor-in-Chief November 11, 2022

Right now, I have 25 coffee shop punch cards. I drink a lot of coffee from a lot of places, and collecting them is a fun consequence of my indulgence. In the absence of quality on-campus coffee, I get...

From The Plate to the Heart

From The Plate to the Heart

Hannah Stabler, Staff Writer November 11, 2022

Researchers at the University of Oxford have found that people who share meals with companions throughout their week are more likely to feel happier in their daily lives than those who do not or rarely...

Students take in the sights

Finally, a Fair-Weather Club Fair

Gem Arbogast, Staff Writer November 11, 2022

Students gathered with bated breath for the long-awaited gathering. How had an event such as a Club Fair garnered so much attention and anticipation? Well, the fair was intended to be held twice to accommodate...

Cozy looking, isn't it?

Have You Heard of the Music Department?

Gem Arbogast, Staff Writer October 28, 2022

Warm and dimly lit, the room feels less like a school building and more like a friend’s living room. Well-worn couches face the door and a piano keyboard sits ready to play, with only the condition that...

A satiated group of friends enjoying post-ice cream euphoria.

Chilly Treats for Students are Secondairy to None

Jasmine Contreras-Lewis, Editor-in-Chief October 14, 2022

Student assistance programs in the PUB building constructed a foolproof plan to lure in the starving student. All they’d wanted to do was share all they had, a kindhearted endeavor, but students are...

Start Small, Build Big

Kevin Lam, Staff Writer June 10, 2022

If you follow the biggest headlines, everyday can feel like the next bad day. Big, complex problems in the world loom over our lives. Political polarization. Climate change. The Covid-19 pandemic. Drastic...

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