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The
Week of November 16, 2009
Week Ahead will be sent to you
each week to keep you informed about college activities including
workshops, sports, music and drama events as well as announcements
from Student Government officers about governance activities that
you may want to know about. Week Ahead will also include
articles about awards and accomplishments of fellow students,
faculty and staff.
Additionally, a
link will be provided each week for you to check on important dates
and deadlines (such as registration due dates, last day to make
schedule changes, tuition deferment balance due dates, etc.).
Please be sure to check out due dates and deadlines that may affect
you.
If you have any questions
regarding these announcements, please contact Donna Myers in the
Public Information Office at
dmyers@shoreline.edu.
If you have questions for faculty, please correspond directly with
your instructors. Thank you.
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TRUSTEES OK GRADUATION CREDIT CHANGE
The SCC Board of Trustees
at the April 22, 2009, meeting unanimously approved a plan that will
trim the college’s most popular transfer degree - Associate in Arts
and Sciences, Option A - to 90 credits by dropping Physical
Education and Intra-American Studies as graduation requirements.
Read more on blog.
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SUSPENDED
OPERATIONS NOTIFICATION
Should the College close because of an
unexpected event such as inclement weather, fire, power outage,
etc., closure or late opening information is posted on the college
main web site at
www.shoreline.edu,
on the main college phone voicemail at 206-546-4101 and via a number
of radio and TV stations (see below). You can also check
www.schoolreport.org
for updated information. Also, watch for a new text
messaging service for these and other important messages in the near
future.
206-546-4101 (main campus)
206-533-6700 (LFP
campus)
KIRO 710/KBSG 97.3 FM
KOMO 1000 AM
KIRO–
Channel 7
KOMO–
Channel 4
KING/KONG
– channels 5/6
KCPQ
– Channel 13
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CAN I FIND OUT? *****************
CURRENT STUDENT WEB SITE IS THE PLACE TO GO
FOR ANSWERS
Be sure to check out the
Current Students web site
at:
http://www.shoreline.edu/currentstudents.html
for all student information. If you cannot find what
you need, please contact the campus operator at 206-546-4101, #0.
EVENTS CALENDAR & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please be sure to check out the events calendar and the
announcements on the main page of the college web site. The
calendar provides everything from sports events, women's soccer
games and important deadlines.
CHART OF FALL 2009 HOURS
OF OPERATION
Attached is a chart
that provides hours of
operation for
all
college departments and
divisions such as the
Advising and Counseling
Center, Enrollment
Services, ESL/ABE/GED,
Financial Aid, the SCC
Foundation, Job
Connections Center and
Learning Center North.
ENROLLMENT
SERVICES NEWSLETTER
Be sure to look at this newsletter for important dates, tuition
payment options and more. Also, be sure to check out the web
site at
http://www.shoreline.edu/esdraft/esnews.htm.
E-ADVISING HELP IS ONLINE
Statistics show that
students who utilize advising services are more successful than
those who don't. Shoreline offers advising services online as
well as in person to promote your success.
SCC's eAdvising is a drop-in advising
service available to students whose goal is to obtain basic advising
information and referral. Advisors can help you with your
concerns and develop your educational goals. You
can find your Advisor by contacting Advising and Counseling at
206-546-4559.
Shoreline's eAdvisors are Diana Knauf,
Aura Rios-Erikson and Alicia Zweifach. Please be sure to use
Shoreline's online advising services at:
http://www.shoreline.edu/eadvising/Default.aspx.
BLACKBOARD PROBLEMS?
It is important that we know when you are experiencing problems with
Blackboard so we can fix the problem(s) as quickly as possible.
Please be sure to contact us at the elearning help line at
eLearning@shoreline.edu
to report any problems you are experiencing at any time day or
night. Hearing directly from you gives the eLearning staff
important information that might otherwise go unreported. This
form of reporting will promote a quicker response to any and all
Blackboard problems.
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS *******************
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SCC HONORS VETERANS
 Approximately
40 faculty, staff and students stood underneath umbrellas at the
flagpole in front of the Administration Building Tuesday afternoon
to honor military veterans at a Veterans Day Tribute. Students who
were walking by, stopped long enough to lower their heads, and some
stayed for the ceremony.
Read more at On Campus page.
Also read about the colleges veterans support services.
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ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN
FOR GET
Washington’s
Guaranteed Education
Tuition (GET)
Program helps
families save for
college. Payroll
deduction is
available for this
plan. With a state
guarantee, choice of
colleges nationwide,
tax benefits and
flexible payment
options, GET offers
an easy and safe way
to save for your
child’s or
grandchild’s college
education. Open the
PDF for more
information or visit
the Website at
http://www.get.wa.gov/.
Enroll by March 31,
2010.
Read more.
Thanks
Submitted by Ellen
Pincus
WOMEN'S
OPPORTUNITY AWARDS-SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
The
Women's Center is partnering with the Bellevue Metropolitan
Soroptimist Club to distribute applications for the Women's
Opportunity Awards program. Application deadline for this local
scholarship is December 15, 2009. Please see Lynette in the
Women's Center, PUB, 9302 for more information!
http://www.soroptimist.org/awards/apply.html
PLEASE ADOPT
ME....
 I
am a kitty who
has been hanging
outside of the
2100 building,
shivering in the
cold, looking
for someone to
adopt me. A
sweet lady has
been giving me
one free meal a
day but I need a
permanent home
with a loving
family. If you
want to give me
a home, please
call Susan
Leonhardi at
206-542-3551
between 9:00
a.m. and 5:00
p.m. or after
work hours at
206-546-6626. |
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DECA SPONSORS BACKPACK AND JACKET DRIVE THROUGH NOV
25,
2009
DECA is sponsoring a drive for new and used backpacks and warm
jackets for all ages. Collection bins are located in the library,
the gym, Visual Arts Building and the main level of the PUB. All
donations benefit the St. Francis House in Seattle Backpack and
Jacket Drive sponsored by DECA.
Submitted by Kisa Nishimoto
WOMEN'S OPPORTUNITY AWARDS-SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
The Women's Center is partnering with the Bellevue Metropolitan
Soroptimist Club to distribute applications for the Women's
Opportunity Awards program. Application deadline for this local
scholarship is December 15, 2009. Please see Lynette in the Women's
Center, PUB, 9302 for more information!
http://www.soroptimist.org/awards/apply.html
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EVENTS, LECTURES, ETC. ******************
CAMPUS EVENTS
Read more about college events at the
events site.
INTERNATIONAL
EDUCATION WEEK -
NOVEMBER 16-20, 2009
The
International
Programs Office
presents
International
Education Week,
November 16-20.
International
Education Week is
sponsored by the
U.S. Departments of
Education and State,
and serves to
highlight the
importance of
international
education activities
and international
students and
scholars on college
campuses across the
country. Click here
for the schedule of
activities occurring
at SCC:
http://www.international.shoreline.ctc.edu/studyabroad_international_education_week.html.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION FAIR
1:30-3:00pm, Monday, November 16, PUB 9208
Please plan to stop by (and invite students to) the INTERNATIONAL
EDUCATION FAIR on Monday, 1:30 – 3:00pm in the PUB Quiet Dining
Room. See how SCC markets abroad, view 2009 study abroad photographs
plus photos taken by the International Photography Club; Learn what
the Global Affairs Center and International Education are planning
for the year. SCC’s new Amnesty International chapter, students
taking an international service-learning course, and other
organizations will be represented. Refreshments will be served too!
Click here for the full International Education Week schedule:
http://www.international.shoreline.ctc.edu/studyabroad_international_education_week.html
Submitted by Colleen Ferguson
LECTURE: A BRIEF
GLIMPSE INTO MEXICAN IDENTITY
10:30 - 11:20am, Monday, November 16, Room 1803
Presented by Gabriella Estrada Centelles, Fulbright
Scholar-in-Residence at Bellevue College, and Instructor at El
Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus
Ciudad de México. For the full schedule of International Education
Week activities:
http://www.international.shoreline.ctc.edu/studyabroad_international_education_week.html
Submitted by Colleen Ferguson
FABRIC OF LIFE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE
Monday, Nov 16, PUB Lobby & Tues-Wed, November 17-18, PUB Cafeteria
Stop by our table to show your support for Fabric of Life by
purchasing fair-trade products hand-made by women from around the
world.
Submitted by Kaelyn Caldwell
TAKE CONTROL
OF YOUR MONEY! JOIN US!
11:30am-12:30pm Tuesday, November 17, PUB 9201
In
this presentation, Marshall Freeman and Ashley Adami of Clearpoint
Financial Solutions discuss financial decision making, goal setting,
and introduce methods to achieve confidence in personal financial
management.
FABRIC OF LIFE SERVICE-LEARNING
PRESENTATION
12:30-1:30pm, Wednesday, November 18, PUB Lobby
Come see how Fabric of Life is helping young women in West Africa go
from begging on the streets to business owners in 18 months! Carol
Schillios will explain how Fabric of Life and the Hèrè jè Training
Center in Mali, West Africa is making this possible for these young
women and how you can help.
Submitted by Kaelyn Caldwell
"DEATH IS SHORT, MAKE
THE MOST OF IT!"
SCC Presents “Eurydice”
by Sarah Ruhl
7:30pm, Nov.
19-21 & 2pm, Nov. 22
 Love,
death and rock and roll
take center stage in the
Shoreline Community
College production of
Sarah Ruhl’s
award-winning play, a
modern adaptation of the
classic myth,
“Eurydice."
“This is one of the most
ambitious projects that
the Shoreline Drama
Department has ever
undertaken. Building off
of the buzz that has
been steadily growing
around the Shoreline
theater community, the
time seemed right to
harness the enthusiasm
of the production staff
and a new group of eager
and talented actors to
take on a daring project
like this,” says
director Jesse Ross.
The scale and scope of
this production are
extraordinary, not just
for Shoreline Community
College, but for any
non-profit theater
organization in the
region. Set construction
began last summer and
the production as a
whole has relied on the
contributions of more
than 40 students,
faculty, and staff
members. Read
more.
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SCC GLOBAL AFFAIRS CENTER HOSTS
DISCUSSION OF HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS IN OTHER COUNTRIES
The series of four discussions is halfway over. At the
first discussion, Dr. David Fleming, Public Health Director for King
County and Seattle led a discussion on health care in five other
capitalist democracies following the documentary, "Sick Around the
World." Canadian freelance journalist Ian Parker, who worked
on the Romanow Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada,
talked about Canada's system at the second discussion.
Coming up:
TAIWAN'S HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
12:30 - 1:30pm, Tuesday, November 17, PUB 9208 (Quiet Dining Room)
Ambassador Daniel Liao,Director General of the Taipei Economic and
Cultural Office in Seattle, will speak about Taiwan's health care
system today.
NORWAY'S HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
12:30 - 1:30pm, Tuesday, November 24, PUB 9208 (Quiet Dining
Room)
Kim Nesselquist, Honorary Consul General for Norway in Seattle, and
former Deputy Minister for Health and Human Services in Oslo, will
speak about Norway's heath care system today.
Read more...
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NATIVE
AMERICAN
SYMPOSIUMS
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 17,
2009, PUB
9208
First
Peoples of
Seattle: The
Duwamish
9:30
am-10:20 am
Facilitated
by Betty
Peace-Gladstone,
First
Nations Club
Advisor.
Join a
viewing of
"Princess
Angeline", a
documentary
film that
recounts the
early
settlement
of Seattle
and how this
impacted the
native
peoples of
the area;
the Duwamish
tribe. The
film will be
followed by
a Q&A and
discussion
about the
current
status of
the Duwamish
People, who
have
continued to
operate as a
unified
people into
the current
day, in
spite of the
many
challenges
to do so.
American
Indian
Students and
the Seattle
Schools
10:30-11:20
am
Join Colleen
Echo-Hawk to
learn about
the current
struggles
for
culturally
appropriate
and
respectful
education
practices
within the
Seattle
school
system as
American
Indian and
Alaska
Native
families and
students
advocate for
an education
system that
is
responsive
and
respectful
of the
history and
practices of
the First
Peoples of
this
continent.
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 18,
PUB 9208
Indian
Policy in
the US -
First Hand
Perspectives,
First
Nations
Student
Panel
9:30-10:20am
Join
students
from the
First
Nations Club
as they
present
historical
and
contemporary
information
about
policies in
the United
States
regarding
American
Indians and
Alaska
Natives, and
how these
policies
impact us
from an
historical
perspective,
as well as
in our daily
lives.
Environmental
Justice: A
Case for
Student Club
Involvement
10:30-11:20am
Brandon
Reed, a
local
student,
created a
student
Environmental
Engineering
club to
bring
together
students
that were
interested
in
discussing
issues of
the
environment
and
engineering,
but his
group soon
became
involved in
a community
project to
save a
contaminated
lake on the
Colville
Indian
Reservation
in Eastern
Washington.
This
presentation
will discuss
Environmental
Justice
issues as
well as how
you, as
students,
can raise
awareness,
become
involved in
your local
communities
and make a
difference.
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 19,
PUB 9208
Why Are Our
Babies
Dying?
9:30 -
10:20am
Join
Abigail
Echo-Hawk to
learn about
recent
research
that has
been done
regarding
the Infant
Mortality
Rate among
First
Nations
peoples in
King County,
a rate that
is much
higher than
any other
group in the
area.
Explore
possible
causes and
solutions
for this
tragic
phenomena.
Urban Red
Roads - An
Artist's
Journey
10:30am-noon
Join Indian
Artist
Andrew
Morrison as
he proudly
presents his
artwork to
the SCC
community.
"My work
will have an
“Urban
Indian Red
Road” theme.
With the use
of a large
scale
projector I
will
navigate and
elaborate
the key
points to my
website that
are relevant
to the
overall
theme of the
exhibition.
To really
bring my
presentation
alive I will
begin
painting a
portrait of
Ken La
Fontaine
(former
Shoreline
professor
and Indian
Leader/Activist)
in front of
the
audience. I
will speak
of the
creation
process and
how it
relates to
my career as
a Native
American man
and Artist."
Andrew will
be available
to speak
with people
following
the
presentation,
and his work
will be
available,
as well
(art,
prints,
music,
flyers, and
promotional
posters.)
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BROADEN YOURSELF ... ABROAD
Where will your studies
take you? SCC Study abroad programs offered in 2009-10 in
Costa Rica, Italy, Denmark, London, Bali, Jamaica, and Ireland. For
more information
Come to an Info Meeting
or
Go
Online
or Call/Email: Pollie McCloskey, 206-533-6656 or
pmccloskey@shoreline.edu.
Study Abroad Scholarships offered for all of the above programs.
Click here to find out more about scholarship opportunities!
BALI & IRELAND: Study Abroad Info Meeting
2 – 3pm, Wednesday, November 18, 2009, PUB 9201
Thinking about studying abroad this summer? Wondering what it would
be like to study for three weeks in either Bali or Ireland? Come and
Learn about Shoreline’s 2010 International Summer Institutes.
STUDENT RECITAL
12:30pm, Friday,
November 20, Music
Bldg, Room 818
Enjoy your
lunchtime break with
music performed by
students of the SCC
Music Department.
Free.
SOULFUL SOUNDS OF
CHRISTMAS XXI
Monday, December
21, 7 p.m., SCC
Theater
Soulful Sounds of
Christmas XXI
returns to Shoreline
Community College
after taking one
year off. This year
marks 21 years of
performing this
spirit-filled, high
energy concert at
Shoreline CC
featuring legendary
Gospel singer Pat
Wright & The Total
Experience Gospel
Choir and powerful
soloist Nichol Venee'
Eskridge. For ticket
information contact
Nichol Eskridge at
360-224-7513. This
is a community event
that benefits
feeding the homeless
and reaching teen
run-a-ways.
Submitted by Steve
Eskridge
PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE EVENTS CALENDAR LOCATED ON THE MAIN
PAGE OF THE COLLEGE WEB SITE.
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REMINDERS
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THINKING OF TRANSFERRING TO THE UW?
CONSIDER TRANSFER THURSDAYS
If you are considering transferring to the University of Washington,
Transfer Thursdays are for you! Every Thursday afternoon is
dedicated to serving prospective transfer students. At Transfer
Thursday you can attend an admission information session, talk
one-on-one with an academic and/or admissions counselor, attend one
of many departmental or pre-professional program information
sessions, go on a tour of campus, and more, all in preparation for
transferring into the UW.
Read about.
WRITING & LEARNING STUDIO, ROOM
1501
Drop-in tutoring will be available to students from ANY course
working on essays, research papers, reports, summaries, etc., and to
students wanting strategies for better reading and learning. For
more information visit
http://shoreline.edu/twls/.
Submitted by Grace Rhodes
EVERY TUESDAY - 10am - 12pm, PUB Lobby
"WHO IS PENNY LARA AND WHY SHOULD STUDENTS KNOW HER?"
Penny Lara provides free, drop-in assistance sponsored by
PeoplePoint, a program of the City of Seattle and Public
Health-Seattle King County. She helps low- and moderate income
people apply for reduced-cost childcare/preschool, energy,
utilities, food and healthcare insurance. Learn more at
http://www.peoplepoint.info/.
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FALL QUARTER FOOD
SERVICE HOURS
Food Service hours for Fall Quarter, 2009, effective
Wednesday, September 23 2009 are:
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Cafeteria |
7:30am - 2:30pm,
Mon-Thurs
7:30am - 2:00pm,
Friday |
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PUB
Espresso/Deli |
7am
to 6pm,
Mon-Thurs
7am to 4pm,
Friday |
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Coffee Shack |
7:30-3:30pm, Mon
- Thurs
7:30-2:00pm,
Friday
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SPORTS AND ATHLETICS *****************
UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS
& EVENTS AT OTHER
COLLEGES
http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/
SHORELINE CC VOLLEYBALL
PLAYERS WIN INDIVIDUAL
AWARDS
Three Lady Dolphin
volleyball players
received awards this
week for their
individual play. Chantel
Tes was named to the
NWAACC Northern Region
All-Sophomore Team. Tes
is from Diamond High
School in Anchorage, AK.
Lahela Kaili-Laroya was
named to the Northern
Region first team
All-Stars and Matelita
Melino was named to the
second team. Both
players are freshmen and
come from Honolulu, HI.
The two All-Stars will
play in the NWAACC
Volleyball All-Star
games at Big Bend
Community College on
December 5. The
SCC volleyball team
opens play in the NWAACC
Volleyball Championship
next Thursday in
Gresham, OR against
Tacoma Community
College.
Submitted by Doug Palmer
VOLLEYBALL LOSES IN
FINAL REGULAR SEASON
MATCH BUT ADVANCES TO
CHAMPIONSHIP
The SCC volleyball
team suffered a loss in
its final regular season
game of the season to
Skagit Valley College by
the scores of 25-21,
27-25,25-22. The SCC
squad finished fourth in
the Northern Region and
will go to the NWAACC
Volleyball Championship
next weekend in Gresham,
OR at Mt. Hood CC. SCC
is 11-17 overall, 6-6 in
the region. SCC faces #1
ranked Tacoma CC in the
first round.
Submitted by Doug Palmer
SCC MEN'S SOCCER
DEFEATED IN NWAACC
PLAYOFFS
The Highline CC men's
soccer team exploded
with three goals in the
first seven minutes of
the match, and went on
for a 4-2 victory over
the Dolphins in the
first round NWAACC
playoff game. Joseph
Ademofe scored both
goals for SCC, one at
the four-minute mark and
the second in the 62nd
minute. SCC finished
7-9-1 for the season.
Submitted by Doug Palmer
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
ADVANCES IN NWAACC
PLAYOFFS
A stubborn Olympic
College women's soccer
team gave SCC a scare,
but the Lady Dolphins
dominated penalty kicks
and came out with a
victory over the
Rangers. The game was
0-0 at half, SCC's Grace
Hedemann scored three
minutes into the second
half but OC tied it
shortly afterwards.
Neither team could score
the remainder of
regulation and after two
overtime periods.
Shoreline scored on the
first three PKs, while
OC missed each shot and
SCC got the victory. The
Lady Dolphins with their
victory on Wednesday,
advances to the second
round of the NWAACC
Playoffs to face the #1
ranked Walla Walla
Warriors. WWCC is 18-1
on the season. SCC is
now 8-4-4 overall. The
two teams have not
played this year. Game
is 11:00 AM on Saturday
morning.
Submitted by Doug Palmer
STEEL NAMED NWAACC
NORTHERN REGION SETTER
OF THE WEEK
Shoreline Community
College's volleyball
player, Shariece Steel,
was named the NWAACC
Northern Region Setter
of the Week for her play
against Whatcom
Community College and
Olympic College. Steel,
a freshman from Damonte
Ranch High School in
Reno, NV, had 36 assists
against Whatcom and 29
in the match against
Olympic.
Submitted by Doug Palmer
TESTA NAMED SCC MEN'S
SOCCER PLAYER OF THE
WEEK
Greg Testa was named the
Men's Soccer Player of
the Week at Shoreline
Community College. Testa
scored the winning goal
against Skagit Valley
College on Saturday that
propelled the Dolphins
into the host position
for the first round of
the NWAACC playoffs that
start on Wednesday. SCC
faces Highline Community
College at 2:00 p.m. on
Wednesday at the SCC
soccer field. Testa is a
freshman from Ballard
High School in Seattle.
Submitted by Doug Palmer
****************** COLLEGE GALLERY *********************
HEAR, MEET ACCLAIMED PRINTMAKER JUAN FUENTES -
FUENTES EXHIBITION
 Powerful
images depicting the lives of workers, women, people
of color and war are all part of “Spirit in Lines,”
the art of nationally renowned Chicano printmaker
Juan R. Fuentes at the College Gallery at Shoreline
Community College from Nov. 5, 2009 through Jan. 5,
2010. The exhibit will include a selection of
silkscreen posters from his involvement in the
Chicano poster movement that address both local and
international issues such as apartheid, Palestinian
conflicts and struggles in Latin America.
FUENTES LECTURE AND RECEPTION
Fuentes will talk about his work and his involvement
in the Chicano Poster Movement at a free lecture,
7:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 20, 2009 in the 1000
Building Board Room at Shoreline Community College.
He will address his current activity and membership
with Consejo Grafico, a collective of Latino print
studios throughout the U.S. and will also talk about
his support for liberation struggles through his art
and community involvement. A reception will be held
prior to the lecture at 6 p.m. in the gallery.
Read more at Arts News blog.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
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FREE
SCREENING OF "FINDING
PLAYLAND" FILM
7pm, Tuesday, December
1, SCC Theater
Free Screening of
FINDING PLAYLAND -
an
hour-long neighborhood
documentary exploring
what it meant to work
and play with the family
at Seattle's long-lost
Playland Amusement Park
on the shores of
Bitterlake, just off
Aurora avenue at 130th
St. in North Seattle.
Open from 1930 until
1960, generations of
Seattle kids were
thrilled by rides such
as the Shoot the Chutes
and the Big Dipper.
Regional amusement parks
such as Playland were a
characteristic feature
of American urban
centers at this time and
Playland's story
reflects opportunities
and changes in American
history.
Frenetic Productions
is an award-winning Seattle-based film production
company. Their most recent release, THE VIOLIN
MAKER, took honors at the 2009 International
Documentary Challenge and has been screened at the
Port Townsend Film Festival. The film is available
to view in its entirety at:
http://www.freneticproductions.com/.
A
short Q&A with director, Greg Brotherton, will
follow screening. DVDs will be available for $10.
Details at
http://www.findingplayland.com/.
Submitted by Suzanne Gugger
U.W.
ZETA TAU ALPHA "THINK
PINK!" INVITATIONAL
CHEER COMPETITION
1st Annual Zeta Tau
Alpha THINK PINK
Invitational
Saturday, December 5,
2009, SCC Gym, Doors
open at 8am
The Think Pink
Invitational is a cheer
exhibition to raise
money for Zeta Tau
Alpha's philanthropy
supporting breast cancer
awareness, research, and
education. The day is
filled with spirit as
teams cheer in honor of
those they know who have
been affected by breast
cancer. Competitive
teams use this as a
Dress Rehearsal as they
prepare for their
competition season and
non-competitive teams
take this opportunity to
showcase their talent
outside of the games
setting. Teams of all
age levels and abilities
are invited to
participate and unite as
one in a positive
atmosphere. Admission
fee is $5.
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