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October 5 - October 18, 2007 |
Vol. 43, No. 1 |
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The City Takes it Back: "Pit" closed indefinitely Parking on the SCC campus will be limited this year |
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The PUB is still being built, but the delays are not without cause |
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Clubs will have to make due with fewer funds this year |
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Honors program no longer a big question (with Honors Program Founder Ken Lawson) |
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SBA President Ivanhoe cozies up to the Student Body |
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A 40-year legacy down the drain? Seattle is primed to lose its oldest professional sports franchise | ||
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“How do you feel about the closure of the pit parking lot?” |
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“I have a parking spot. Do you?” Everyone is entitled to contributing writer Dan Gayle's opinion |
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International students receive warm welcome to campus |
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So you want a Wii, eh? Good luck. |
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Jane Winslow expresses her creativity in any way she can |
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Faces on campus: Amelia Acosta An “¡Hola!” and a smile |
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U.S. Justice Dept. pwns net neutrality |
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Sam Scott’s ceramics show at SCC A look at 36 years of the artist's work |
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The Flaming Lips Roll in Seattle! Photo Editor Dennie Chong reviews the show |
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Nikki Sixx wakes up at Sixx: A.M. Mötley even without the Crüe |
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Metro Station quirkily blends emo with disco Love child of Blink 182, Duran Duran and Fall Out Boy? |
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from freelancer Lawjick |
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The Alpha and Omegathon of Expos |
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Women’s volleyball slams it past Olympic Kempton's jersey says '2', but let her show you what number |
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Dave Palmer: Sportsman-like conduct SCC Athletic Director shares his goals and plans |
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The noble sport of parking lot jousting |