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Ward Churchill:
Dispelling the illusions
Jessica Gonzalez
Special Collaborator
Tensions were running high on campus last Tuesday, Nov. 8. Arguably a
controversial speaker, Ward Churchill was coming to Shoreline Community
College (SCC), to speak, to argue, but mainly to compel and there were and
still are many in the community who were disillusioned by the fact that SCC
would entertain such a speaker. The Student Programs Office was awash with
e-mails of concern and dissatisfaction; regardless the college upheld the
rights of students to use money to invite the speakers of students
choosing.
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UCC a "must" for club members
Jonathan Lavigne
Editor-in-Chief
An invitation was sent to all clubs on the Shoreline
Community College (SCC) campus a few weeks ago inviting them to attend the
United Club Council (UCC) meeting on November 8 in the Canteen. Posters were
displayed in various locations around campus announcing the upcoming event.
The UCC is an event held quarterly and attendance is mandatory. The point
was felt with one massive stipulation listed on the invitation. "In
accordance with article XI, section 3 clubs that fail to have a
representative attend UCC may have their budgets frozen." 32 clubs were
listed as having attended the UCC event, 22 did not.
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Phi Theta Kappa News
Phi Theta Kappa International, in conjunction with USA TODAY(c) newspaper
is hosting the annual USA TODAY All-Academic Team competition. Shoreline
Community College, along with all the other community colleges in Washington
State, selects two team members who will go to the state competition in
Olympia next spring. If you are a member of SCC's Pi Iota Chapter of Phi
Theta Kappa, you are automatically nominated for the competition, but
anybody enrolled at the college with a minimum 3.5 GPA, and having enough
credits to graduate by summer of 2006 is eligible to compete.
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The Universities are Coming to Shoreline C.C. on Monday, November 28!
Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell
Dean of
Advising and Counseling
Shoreline Community College
Shoreline is making it
easier for transfer students to get information and make contacts with
universities at "The Washington Council Fall Transfer Fair." Once a year the
Washington Council for High School-College Relations sponsors this event at
SCC. This event can save a busy college student time and energy.
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The Big Event:
Washington State's Chief Economist addresses student careers
Ian Spiers
Photo Editor
On the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 16, students and faculty
assembled in the Shoreline Community College (SCC) Theater to participate in
one of SCC's newest and most ambitious academic activities: The Big Event.
This quarterly, coordinated function addresses a considerable need of SCC
Business Administration (BusAd) students, encouraging them to actively
engage their academic careers.
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SIGN LANGUAGE CONTEST
ASL (American Sign Language) Mini-ASL-Bowl Contest Friday, Dec 2, 7:00pm in the PUB
Admission is $5 at the door
Deaf participants - free
Ann Clark
This is a Jeopardy-style
contest put on by Shoreline's ASL Club. Teams of ASL students answer
questions in the same general format as the TV Jeopardy show. This
Mini-ASL-Bowl contest has categories of questions that are designed to give
ASL students the opportunity to use the receptive and expressive skills of
ASL outside the classroom. The five categories are Fingerspelling, Answering
Questions, Deaf Culture, Giving Directions, and Visual Gestural
Communication.
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Campus security update
Sgt. Becky Gibler
SCC Safety & Security Dept.
Traffic Accident
November
5, 9:07 a.m.
Two vehicle, non-injury accident. Both parties exchanged
information.
north of 2300 building
Traffic Accident
November 5,
10:16pm
Two vehicle, non-injury accident. Both parties exchanged
information.
east of 3000 building
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Club Watch: First Nations
Lydia Sprague
Staff Writer
Shoreline Community College's First
Nations Club is raising money to buy an Elder's Blanket for its advisor, Ken
Fontaine, and to buy carvings to display around the school's campus.
Fontaine taught at Shoreline for several years and has done a lot of work
to help out with the First Nations Club. In an effort to thank him, members
of the club are devising plans for fundraisers to generate money to purchase
a ceremonial Elder's Blanket for him.
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A school designed for very young children
Shaelynn Giessler
Distribution Manager
Are you interested in taking a class on
parent education? Are you looking for a daycare or preschool that you'll
feel comfortable taking your child to? Shoreline Community College offers a
unique parent education program that consists of a child-centered preschool
laboratory setting and adult-centered lectures and discussion groups. The
mission of this program is to support parents as they become directly
involved in their children's education.
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