Seattle International Film Festival Rocks the Big Screen as It Reels into Town

Rosie Sabaric

A&E Editor

Get ready to eat pieces of international movie popcorn as the Seattle International Film Festival rolls into the area. The festival this year runs from May 19 to June 12 with more than 200 films hitting the screen. That’s 25 days of watching films that may not even play in regular run theaters for another year or two. Ever heard of films called Garden State or Napoleon Dynamite? These two films premiered at film festivals a year before widespread release.
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Weezer Makes Fans Believe

Jonathan Lavigne

News Editor

With lyrics like ”You’re my best friend, And I Love you, And I love you, Yes I do” from the song My Best Friend, Weezer isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. They are sticking to what they know and that’s writing songs that catch your attention and have a way of nestling into your skull for a few hours. Read More

Behind the Scenes of West Side Story

Rosie Sabaric

A&E Editor

Actors sit around the campus theater chatting among themselves. Some of the girls put their hair up in ponytails while others stand against the wall doing calf stretches. On stage there’s a fight, but no one is doing anything to stop it. In fact, the fight or rumble as some would say is a part of the latest SCC musical production, West Side Story. Read More

Colliding Differences Created By Hip-Hop Club

Rosie Sabaric

A&E Editor

The Hip-Hop Elements club is ending the year with a hip-hop beat. The club is releasing a collaborative CD entitled Colliding Differences. Featured are mad rhymes, crazy beats, and spoken word.
“We wanted a way to express ourselves,” said Melody Aler, club vice president. “A lot of people like to use their voice, so we felt this was a good thing to do.” Read More

Hip-Hop CD Rhymes to the Beat

Dan Gayle

Ebbtide Staff Reporter

Ok, so I know next to nothing about Hip-Hop. I liked the Fat Boys when I was really little, I liked M.C. Hammer just like everybody else, and well, that’s just about it. But as a drummer and a bass player I can tell you when something really grooves. I can tell a sweet beat from a busted beat regardless of the musical genre. With that in mind, let me tell you that “Colliding Differences,” the album released by the Hip Hop Elements, has really impressed me.
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