Study abroad: Universities in Europe
If you have ever dreamed of going abroad, traveling the world, or learning another language, then add studying in Europe to your bucket list!
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Op-Ed: I confessed to all of my crushes, and you should too
I am a hopeless romantic. I love love. Not only the concept, but also the feeling of it. And if you were my roommate, you would be tired of hearing the stories I had with guys that I’ve recently seen. But I’m not here to talk about these guys, so don’t worry. I’m here to explain the hope and beauty of being a hopeless romantic.
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For the first time in 21 years, residential waste generation exceeded commercial generation
After living in the United States for a year, among many other things, I was struck by the number of packages delivered daily to my building and passing through the streets of Seattle. It’s easier to find stacks of boxes on my neighbors’ doors than to see the sunrise. I can’t lie, I also get a lot of boxes. More than I should. I have bought more online here than I have ever in my entire existence.
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Reason for hope: A look at the Mariners coming season
“We’re really excited to get back and play in front of them,” said Mariners outfielder Jarred Kelenic as the Seattle Mariners began their opening homestand against the Houston Astros last Friday, April 15. As the dawn of a new season begins, it’s important to take a step back and recognize where the expectations of success came from for this playoff-hungry team.
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Coffee tastes better unionized
There are many elements that make a good cup of coffee: top quality beans, state-of-the-art machines, proper technique, and, arguably the most important of all, happy baristas. After their March 22 win as the first Starbucks location in the state of Washington to unionize, the Starbucks at 101 Broadway E. might be getting closer to brewing the perfect cup of coffee.
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Christina Quarles: The universal experience of existing
“Los Angeles–based artist Christina Quarles paints ambiguous figures who stretch, intertwine, and merge in and with their surroundings, their bodies subjected not only to the weight and gravity of the physical world, but also to the pleasures and pressures of the social realm.” That is the greeting I received when entering the exhibit at the Frye Art Museum, the one that prepared me very little for what I was about to experience—which is the point, I realized, because what I experienced was a transcendence from my own self, and my world became acrylic, and colorful, and full of grief.
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Coffee Snob: Exploring Seattle’s coffee scene – Kaladi Brothers Coffee
It is no news that Seattle is known for its coffee. As the birthplace of Starbucks, the city has gained a reputation for harboring a prominent coffee culture. The multitude of amazing cafes allows everyone, from the regular vanilla latte lovers to the most opinionated coffee critics, to satisfy their cravings. Where does one even…
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Join Seattle Central Programming Club
Computer Science is an extensive field that continues to grow. Many professors, interviewers, and guest speakers from the industry stress the need for students to acquire well-honed soft skills in order to interact effectively with languages, coworkers and customers. Add this to the amount of coursework CS students must complete to cultivate their interest in…
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Rejoice! M2M, Capitol Hill’s first Asian store is finally here
After opening their first reiteration of an “urban style” store in Toronto, H Mart, the largest Asian supermarket chain in the United States, will be opening a new branch called M2M in Capitol Hill. It is set to open its doors this coming Friday, April 15. After all the delays and anticipation. On a Facebook post, Todd Jordan, a Capitol Hill Local, expressed his excitement saying “it’ll be great when it finally opens,” and finally this new Korean-American supermarket is finally ready to welcome everyone to their store.
