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Ebbtide Staff Multicultural/Diversity Education Center and Mi Grupo celebrate Hispanic Heritage As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Multicultural/Diversity Education Center and Mi Grupo (Shoreline's Latino Student Club) are co-sponsoring "La Causa," a theater presentation, on Oct. 15 in Room 958, The Canteen, in the PUB. It will play three times: 9:30-10:20 a.m., 10:30-11:20 a.m., and 11:30 a.m. -12:20 p.m. "La Causa" is a brand new production of the Living Voices Theater Company, a group that "uses a combination of theater, video and live interaction to create a high impact experience allowing audiences to discover history's relevance to their lives." Last spring's presentation at Shoreline, "Within the Silence," was very well received by students and staff alike, said Esther Pineiro-Hall, of the Multicultural/Diversity Education Center. "La Causa" is the story of Marta Hernandez and her life-changing involvement in the Farm Workers Movement, led by Cesar Chavez. Art Club paints for the children under WTC's shadow The paintings displayed in the Shoreline Community College Library were painted for the children of New York City who attend school near the World Trade Center. Conceived and executed by SCC Art Club members during the Summer of 2002 these gifts were offered and accepted with the help of club member, Sky Gerspacher. Paintings will be sent to PS 33, PS 89, and PS 234. These schools have views of the WTC site. For further information contact Natalie Niblack, Art Club Advisor at extension 4244 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Not to worry, Flaggers on Greenwood only a suggestion Judy Yu the Director of Communications at Shoreline Community College assures the orange signage at the mouth of the college is a device used to slow enthusiastic motorists during the first weeks of school. "There is no construction going on at this time," Yu said. Casting Call The theater, video, and film productions are asking for students to assist with the technical demands of their two productions this quarter. Productions underway are "Geography of a Horse Dreamer" by Sam Shepard, directed by Tony Doupe and "The Illusion" by Tony Kushner adapted from "L'illuion Comique" by Pierre Corneille, directed by Shelly Douma. "Geography of a Horse Dreamer" runs Nov. 7 - 9 and 14 - 16. "The Illusion" has a two week run Thursday - Saturday Dec. 5 - 7 and Dec. 12 - 14. Contact Technical Director, Ron Owens at 546-4728 or Chris Fisher at 546-4640 for details. Sonic Arts producing their own jams The Sonic Arts Club will be meeting Mondays at 6:30 in room 862 (downstairs in the Music Building) to elect officers and discuss club activities. The club will be producing an audio CD to accompany this year's Spindrift Literary Magazine. Students are needed to assist in the production process. For information contact Luke Painter, the club advisor, at 425-778-6493 or lukepainter@yahoo.com. You're among friends Rainbow Club will meet fall quarter at 12:30 every Tuesday. The first meeting was held October 1, 2002 in room 5331M (FOSS) Rainbow Club is a group of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning students and their friends and allies. Email Rachel David with questions at rdavid@ctc.edu Calling all politicos and plebeians The SCC Student Government is now hiring interns and Student Senate members. Applications may be picked up in Room 950 of the PUB and are due by 4 p.m., Oct. 10. Want to find out where your student activity fees go? Student Senate meetings are held every Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Room 950 of the PUB. Executive Board meetings are held every Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Any questions may be directed to the Student Government staff at 546-4541. Are you depressed or just sleepy National Depression Screening Day is being sponsored by The Multicultural Diversity Education Center, Advising & Counseling, the Women's Center and the Nursing Program, said Nancy Field of Advising and Counseling. © 2002 Shoreline Community College™ |