SCC walks budget tightrope

Chaim Eliyah

Staff Writer

Shoreline is facing a budget crisis, and jobs will have to be cut. In a series of all-campus meetings, the current budget shortfalls and their projected impact have been explained to faculty and students. Read More

Smoking ban passes

Miko Calivo

Associate Editor

Shoreline Community College (SCC) might face changes to its smoking policy when I-901, passed in the November election, goes into effect Dec. 8.

According to I-901, smoking is now prohibited in all public places and all workplaces. Read More

Snow has come and gone

Jonathan Lavigne

Editor-in-Chief

A freak natural occurrence closed Shoreline Community College when a little over an inch of snow fell on campus grounds. Evening classes were cancelled and the Funkngroove concert was postponed as well. Maintenance crews were sent to clear the pathways but with the snowfall ending in the early evening, the college was not re-opened until the next day. Read More

Wal-Mart America's store or America's worst enemy?

James Jorgensen

Contributing Reporter

The following is based on a Wal-Mart documentary shown at Shoreline Community College

The Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society at Shoreline Community College recently premiered a controversial documentary on Wal-Mart to a standing-room-only crowd of more than 100 students in the PUB. Read More

Accident occurs on way to campus

Fortunately, no one was injured in this accident; the driver made it to class.

Officer E.M. White of the Shoreline Police Department surveys the scene of an accident on Innis-Arden Way, Nov. 23. White said that the driver of the vehicle had fallen asleep at the wheel while driving to class. Read More

PUB offices search for temporary housing

Miko Calivo

Associate Editor

The offices currently housed in the Pagoda Union Building (PUB) are making progress toward find new homes once their current one closes at the end of Winter Quarter. Read More

Campus security update

Compiled by Sgt. Becky Gibler

SCC Safety & Security Dept

Aid Call
November 15, 12:15 p.m.
A staff member was
taken to the hospital after experiencing chest pains.
4000 building

Theft
November 6, unknown
A student's vehicle was stolen from a location off-campus. His quarterly permit was in the
vehicle.
off-campus Read More

Hepatitis B awareness within the campus

Venus Volante

Special to the Ebbtide

Hepatitis B, a "silent killer" is on the rise and it's probably within the classrooms of Shoreline Community College according to the Asian Liver Center. Are the students even aware of this? Do you know what Hepatitis B and how to fight it? As a student, knowledge of the danger of this STD is necessary in dealing with daily college lifestyles. Read More

SCC takes out a loan to aid PUB project

Miko Calivo

Associate Editor

Shoreline Community College (SCC) has taken out a 20-year loan to help fund the Pagoda Union Building (PUB) renovation project, with the present school year representing year one. Read More

Fundraising for the First Nations Club

Jonathan Lavigne

Editor-in-Chief

Being pro-active on campus, the First Nations Club is trying to raise funds to buy a Pendleton blanket and different woodcarvings for Shoreline Community College. Andrea Morris from the First Nations Club sat in front of the All-Campus Budget meeting collecting whatever donations people were willing to give her. "We collected around $70," she said. The targeted funds are in the area of $5,000. Read More

Students to be selected for search committee

Miko Calivo

Associate Editor

Three students will be chosen to serve on the Presidential Selection Committee to find a new president for Shoreline Community College (SCC).

SCC Student Body President Elliot Newlin will select the students based off of applications submitted. The three student body representatives will join 11 staff members (faculty, exempt staff, and classified staff) on the committee. Read More