This article is a part of the Sustainability Series, a new column focusing on sustainability, low-waste living, and minimalistic practices that we can implement as individuals to help make our planet just a little less…
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On Saturday, October 9, 2021 Seattle Pride held its official in-person event for the year, delayed by the pandemic and the struggle to vaccinate the country. The event, titled All Together Now, ran from 3…
Now that the school is slowly reopening in person again, getting lunch can be a challenge. Some nearby restaurants in Capitol Hill may be a bit pricey on a student budget, but if you walk…
During the nine-day summer break before the summer quarter started, I went to Leavenworth with my boyfriend and a couple of his friends. It was our first trip together that we looked forward to; one…
This week on Give me a break!, I allowed my cat to shine by letting her tell her stories from her point of view. She has a lot to say. Her name is Isabelle. Whether…
Three weeks ago on May 5, I received the first Pfizer shot for COVID-19 at my local QFC, which I shared my experience with here. My second shot was scheduled on May 26, three weeks…
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” – Robert Frost When I first spoke to Carlos Hernandez, I knew…
After a long wait to be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, I finally got the first Pfizer shot early in May and will get the second one by the end of the month. My experience…
The Seattle Central College NAMI Student Club is still new, developing through the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the impacts of multiple pandemics of racism, economic inequality, and mental health have risen to be unavoidably present (if…
Just as Seattle Central had preemptively closed its doors amid the COVID outbreak, artist and Seattle Central student Myron Curry had completed two murals for the bottom floor of the Mitchell Activity Center (MAC). The…