SCC PROFESSOR IN HOLLYWOOD SPOTLIGHT Hollywood producers have taken an interest in making a movie about Mahmoud Muhammad Taha, Sudanese religious and political leader, through the eyes of SCC professor Ernest Johnson. Johnson lived in Sudan for nine years under […]
Read moreAirhead Redemption
THE YOUTUBER WHO DESTROYED HIS OWN CAREER In December of 2017, Logan Paul (former Vine star and current YouTube celebrity) hiked into the infamous Aokigahara forest, commonly known as the “Suicide Forest.” Paul’s intended purpose was to delve into the […]
Read moreComplimentary Television
WHAT TO WATCH WHEN YOU DON’T HAVE CABLE Cable television could be considered an obsolete expense for the present-day viewer. Who hasn’t heard the age-old reason for cancelling cable subscriptions that is, “I have so many channels that I don’t […]
Read moreA Stroll Through the Wood – Seattle Transplant Weaves Natural With Industrial
There’s a new gallery in town, featuring wildly colored, abstract woodblock prints. Artist Alex Boeschenstein “Fields of Irisarri” holds 14 solo, non-reproducible woodblock pieces available for students and faculty to view in the Administration Building. Boeschenstein was originally from Cleveland, […]
Read moreArts & Entertainment Calendar – Vol 53 Issue 4, Nov. 17, 2017
Cider Social (on campus) 2:30-3:30 p.m., Nov. 21 Gallery and Board Room (Room 101M), Administration Building (1000 Building) Fall quarter is quickly approaching its end. Join the mini-celebration with President Roberts for snacks and treats. Shorecrest High School’s “James and the […]
Read moreThey’re Creepy, They’re Kooky… Our Favorite Dark Family Comes to SCC
Halloween fright begins its reign over SCC with a cult-classic. SCC’s campus theater kickstarted October with a musical comedy, “The Addams Family,” based off of American cartoonist Charles Addams’ morbid characters. From Oct. 6-8 and Oct. 13-15, students, friends and […]
Read moreLast Night of Normal: Students Bring Film to Fruition
We’ve all answered those cheesy ice-breaker questions: “If you could have dinner with anyone in the world, who would it be?” or “What’s one thing you could never live without?” Certainly most people have encountered the classic, “If you found […]
Read moreStorytime for Grown-Ups: 10 Podcasts for Beginners
About 45 percent of what I know comes from podcasts. And, coincidentally, 45 is also the percentage of American teens and adults who are unfamiliar with the term “podcasting,” according to a study by Edison Research in 2016. If you […]
Read moreEverybody Plays The Fool: Meet The Cast of Two Masters
“The Servant of Two Masters” has arrived at SCC. The play is cast entirely by SCC students. Zack Starbard (Truffaldino) Zack Starbard, a first year student at SCC, started acting in his freshman year of high school. His teacher in […]
Read moreWhat I’m Watching: The Siege of Jadotville (2017)
Typically when I think Netflix originals, I think of a whole host of small-scale films and series with plain concepts that appeal to those who don’t want to leave their beds. With the exception of products like “Stranger Things” and […]
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