Word on the Street: “What’s your kink?”
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
December 2, 2018
"Pesto, it's fresh (tongue click) and smooth." - Nico Shorack "Dominance; I'm just really into punishment." - Kaylee O'Malley "Let's just say it would involve maple syrup." - Xtian Gonther "Light bondage. I was in Cub Scouts and I learned all these knots... it fin...
Seattle Area Turkey Trots
Elizabeth Joyce
November 21, 2018
FREE YOUR STOMACH FROM THE HOLIDAYS In preparation for big holiday feasts and the inches they can add to our waistlines, consider taking part in one of the following runs or walks in the Seattle area. All of the events include a sign-up fee, but most events offer a discount if you register online b...
Word on the Street: “What’s your strangest holiday experience or meal?”
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
November 21, 2018
*Some of these answers have been paraphrased by the reporters.* “When I was 15, I was homeless and was invited to a reservation get-together. We had fry-bread and venison. It was weird, but my friend supported the meaning behind Thanksgiving.” - Matthew Fain &...
Word on the Street: “Why Do You Vote?”
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
November 2, 2018
“To make a change. Without it, we have no voice.” - Nicole Burnett “I like being part of what makes the future.” - Chase Bates “To save our country.” - Kellen Turley &n...
Deceptive Elective
CJ Priebe
November 2, 2018
WHEN MONEY MEETS POLITICS You know those flyers that sometimes show up in your mailbox around election time? Have you ever wondered if they were fake? Elections bring advertisements. They also bring out the use of sly tactics. It’s a game, and the weapon is money. But it’s not a game: this is our future. Wha...
Word on the Street: “What lights you up about Halloween?”
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
October 20, 2018
"Haunted houses." - Danait Tsegay "When the candy goes on sale the day after." - Leah Nicholls "Candy, chocolate; the sweets." - Timothy Alfred ...
‘Searching’ for Safety
Natasha Sidik
October 20, 2018
FILM SERVES AS CAUTIONARY TALE There are a number of horrifying things that can happen outside of our control, and staying safe is a high priority. In the recent hit movie “Searching,” the disappearance of high school student Margot Kim illustrates why safety is important for all ages. The fil...
SCC’s Very Own Rocket Man
Tobias Hope-Young
October 6, 2018
FROM VIETNAM TO WASHINGTON. NEXT STOP, SPACE. Harry Phan wants to build a spaceship for interstellar colonization. He says he’s not at the construction phase yet, but he’s making progress, taking classes to become an astronautical engineer. It's a difficult task, but he seems optimistic about his...
From Libya to Liberation
Celeste Boudreaux
October 6, 2018
BRAVE GIRL IN THE MIDST OF CIVIL WAR As a Muslim girl, Yara Buker has only worn a hijab once in her life: when she was under threat of being killed. Buker grew up in Benghazi, Libya, for 19 years, and was raised to be a very family-minded individual. At the age of 17, she started working at a liberal ...
Word on the Street: “Where do you wish you were right now?”
Azia Kelikoa’elakauaikekai Jaelyn Lualhati
October 6, 2018
“In Ethiopia, managing my beauty business.” - Feven Kebede “I wish I were in space.” - Iliays Vahimi “Scuba diving on the beach!” - Sarah Paur “Laying on the beach in Jamaica.” - Ga...
What I Wish I Knew When I Started at SCC…
October 6, 2018
Talk Talk to your classmates and make friends! You can ask about homework, or just have a chat. International students can get involved in clubs or groups, to immerse themselves in the English language. Teachers Don’t hesitate to talk to your professors. Even if its via email. Making that constant effort to communicate with them matters, even ...
