Word On The Street: “What did you want to be when you were growing up?”
Gavin Norley
November 8, 2019
Letter From The Editor – Oct. 25, 2019
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
October 26, 2019
BOO! Are you scared yet? Shaking in your boots? Frozen in fear? Well, you should be, because we’re about to get to two straight months of Christmas music. Happy Halloween, everyone. The month dedicated to B-rated horror movies, pumpkin-spiced everything, culturally indifferent costumes and unpredicta...
Word On The Street: “New students, what has been your favorite thing about SCC so far?”
Joshua Groom
October 11, 2019
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Double Exposure: “The China Syndrome” (1979)
October 11, 2019
In the 1970s, disaster films were all the rage. Audiences flocked to the theaters to witness the melodramatic appeal of “Earthquake” and “Airport,” which often threw allstar casts into fantastical situations. The release of James Bridges’ “The China Syndrome,” however, presented an ...
Letter From The Editor – Oct. 11, 2019
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
October 11, 2019
Welcome back, Phins! The Ebbtide is back and we’re ready for another school year. Say hello to long nights in the library and early morning coffee runs. The shift from summer to fall was abrupt, reminding us that our long, unstructured days have now transitioned into something more rigid and reg...
Word on the Street: “How will the summer break help you unwind?”
Joshua Groom
June 14, 2019
“The break helps me unwind because my mood depends on my surroundings and my environment … the good weather allows me to unwind on the beach, for example.” - Kati Hozayin“Summer helps me de-stress by going out with friends, grabbing a cup of coffee: that sort of thing.” - Roaa Al-Yaseri“I like t...
Word on the Street: “What does pride mean to you?”
Joshua Groom
June 1, 2019
“It means having joy in expressing yourself, no matter what other people think.”“Being yourself, having fun and not caring what other people think.”“It means being able to say who we are loudly and boldly, without anyone screaming no at us.”“It means to be visible and not feel any shame about ...
