UPHOLDING FREE SPEECH WITHIN COMMUNITY STANDARDS On Monday, June 4, a man on campus used a large sign with harsh language on it to denounce Islam directly in front of the PUB. A number of classrooms reported the volume of […]
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News Briefs – Vol 53 Issue 15, June 15, 2018
Prep Day June 15 See, this is when all that studying you’ve been doing all year pays off. Now you get to just sit back and mock all your friends who have to spend the day cramming for finals. Finals […]
Read moreCrime Log – Vol. 53 Issue 15, June 15, 2018
Homeless 1 p.m., June 8, Bus Stop South of 1000 Building An individual was reported sleeping in a bush. When asked to leave, he acted “disorderly.” A lockdown was initiated on the Administration Building. The Shoreline PD was called, and […]
Read moreEnd of A Global Era
SAYING FAREWELL TO FUELL After a decade of service, SCC’s director of the Global Affairs Center (GAC), Larry Fuell, will be stepping down from the position. “I’m retiring,” said Fuell, who also taught political science at SCC. Fuell founded GAC […]
Read moreGreen Movement = Green Bins
LACK OF COMPOST DOESN’T ADD UP Garbage and recycling bins are widely available across campus. However, there are only a few compost bins, and they’re all in the same place. In the PUB, bins come in threes, with the green […]
Read morePads, Protests and Partying
ASG in Review: Year-End Edition The entirety of SCC’s ASG is about to graduate. As the new guard prepares to take over, it bears the responsibility of having to look at the shoes they intend to fill. According to Yorin […]
Read moreTrading on Education
A CHANGE IN POLICY FOR LIBERAL ARTS The nature of community college education is being questioned on a national scale. In January’s State of the Union Address, President Donald Trump put an emphasis on bolstering apprenticeships and technical programs in […]
Read morePumping Privacy
A WIN FOR NURSING MOTHERS A new temporary lactation room has been set up at SCC for nursing mothers. The room is on the bottom floor of the gym. The room features a bright, spa-like environment with multiple couches. Additionally, […]
Read moreA Resource for Student by Students
QUICK TIPS FOR COLLEGE SURVIVAL New to the library are Zines, a series of questions and answers compiled into magazines that have been written and designed by SCC students for first-year students moving into college life. The questions found in […]
Read moreNews Briefs – Vol 53 Issue 14, June 1, 2018
Pride Prom 6:30-10 p.m., June 1; PUB, Main Dining Room I’ll admit, as accepting as we tried to be, my high school prom was pretty hetero. For exactly that reason, multiplied by, like, every high school prom ever, Project Pride […]
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