Collegian Board and Staff | The Seattle Collegian Strolling through the Emerald City on a fall afternoon, you’re sure to see homes adorned with signs that say, “SCIENCE IS REAL,” the all-caps lettering transforming the simple declaration into a cri de guerre. We’re at war with backwards-thinking bigots, it says. We’re on the right side of history because we’re progressive. And yet, should…
Ryan Clark On Nov. 12, 1993, the world was made witness to the effectiveness of Brazilian jiu-jitsu when Gerard Gordeau was submitted in one minute and 44 seconds via rear naked choke by Royce Gracie. The question of which martial art was the best had been answered. Equipped with this knowledge, one might venture out into the city of Seattle…
Copyright 2022. All rights reserved. After the catastrophic downfall caused by the pandemic, the movie industry is finally making a comeback. This comes as no surprise when you look at the growing success at the box office and how studios are becoming more confident in releasing non-franchise films. To make our readers’ lives easier, we’ve compiled a list of our staff’s 2022 top movie picks:
Ana Bungag The Seattle Collegian is looking for truth seekers to fulfill our mission of reporting and commenting on news that’s relevant for students, staff, and faculty at Seattle Central College during the 2022/23 academic year. Ideal candidates are:
Collegian Board and Staff and Astro Pittman | The Seattle Collegian Okay, so let’s face it, 2020 majorly sucked for just about all of us. We here at the Collegian have the greatest hopes that 2021 will be a drastic improvement, but we still harbor a certain amount of trepidation. We shall have to wait and see. But hey! Did you know that the Collegian staff…
Astro Pittman and Collegian Board and Staff | The Seattle Collegian Happy New Year to all of you! Welcome to 2021 – continued quarantine and closures ( does anyone even remember what the inside of a nightclub or sports stadium looks like?), Winter quarter (ugh), a new president (maybe?), more stimulus checks (yay!), new laws (what?!), the hope of vaccination (thank God) juxtaposed against continually climbing…
Collegian Board and Staff | The Seattle Collegian On October 15, Katherine Kehrli, Associate Dean of the Seattle Culinary Department, emailed the department’s faculty, asking them not to respond to questions from the Seattle Collegian journalist, Alexa Villatoro, who’d been working on a story about budget cuts and the possible closure of Central’s culinary arts program. Kerhli instructed faculty to “refer all media…
Collegian Board and Staff | The Seattle Collegian By Alex Su and Alexa Villatoro The consequences of COVID-19 continue to show no mercy to the domestic and global economy. As of April 2020, the unemployment rate reached 14.7% in the U.S, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Shocking declines in the U.S. economy promise dramatic state budget reductions for the 2020-2021…
Collegian Board and Staff | The Seattle Collegian Admittedly, our first attempt at a desert island playlist made it seem like we’d prefer to be marooned with a bunch of white men and Kimya Dawson, which I don’t think is the case. Not even for Kimya. Here’s our second mixtape. – LM Jimmy Cliff – “Sitting in Limbo” The catholic church may have…
Collegian Board and Staff | The Seattle Collegian The Collegian staff have been kicking this idea around for a few weeks now, a quarantine-themed “desert island playlist” that reflects the strange times we find ourselves living in. Emotions are running close to the surface, uncertainty hangs heavy in the air, and the questions far outweigh the answers. So, here’s a quick (but by…