A president for all to view

Jonathan Lavigne

Editor in Chief

Student Body Association (SBA) President Elliot Newlin has a lot on his plate this year. Parking problems and the closing down of the Pagoda Union Building (PUB) are just some of the major issues that he will face in the months to come. Read More

Interim SCC president announced

At the special Oct. 13 meeting of the Board of Trustees of Shoreline Community College, the Board announced the appointment of an interim president. Dr. Lee Lambert, Acting President and Vice President of Human Resources, will assume the position effective immediately. Board Chair Elsa Welch said, "Lee has demonstrated his ability to provide critical leadership to stabilize the institution. We are looking forward to working with him to advance the mission of the College. We want to express our thanks to the campus for taking the time to provide their input on this appointment." Read More

SCC Library Booksale:

Go Around the World for $2

The Shoreline Community College Library booksale is taking place from 8 am - 3 pm, Tuesday, November 1 and Wednesday November 2 on the bottom floor of the 4000 Building (near the Student Computer Lab). Read More

Fighting for your right to study

Student Advocate, Chris Mitchell

Jonathan Lavigne

Editor in Chief

In a survey launched last year during the winter quarter, 63 percent of respondents didn't even know who he was. He is the mystery man who is trying to be heard, going to classes almost every day to speak to anyone willing to listen to what he has to say, and explain who he is. The teachers have union representatives who will support them and defend their rights if they have been wronged in any way. Teachers also have their departmental deans who will oversee any injustice that they wish to bring up. What if it is you, the student, who is treated unfairly? Read More

Club Watch

Shaelynn Giessler

Distribution Manager

So, you checked out the Club Kick Off Event, and joined a club. What's next? Did you know that every club is automatically entitled to $1,000 for being recognized as a club? Neither did I, but let's be honest: For some, $1,000 just won't cut it. What can you do to get more money? Read More