The 2020 version of the holiday season has arrived, and although the Black Friday doors remain open, the pandemic has been sure to shift both business strategies and consumer demand. Major Thanksgiving Day retailers will…
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As we close out 2020, staggering with exhaustion from the year-long onslaught of unexpected challenges, we now welcome a month-long challenge that lets us escape reality. For a large community of people, November is the…
On November 12th, a workshop session about sex was held through Zoom at 12 PM. Featuring La Shonda Lipscomb, the Director of Basic and Transitional Studies from the Seattle Central College and Sex Educator, the…
Confronting the increasing cost of Covid-19 pandemic issues surrounding medical insurance has become a significant concern for international students. The cost of medical care in the U.S has created fear for many when they get…
On Oct. 27th, 2020, M. Rosetta Hunter, former associate dean of humanities and social sciences at Seattle Central College, passed away. Her career at Seattle Central began as a member of the faculty teaching courses…
Maximillian Harrison has known since second grade that he was an artist. “I remember vividly I was drawing something with my friend,” said Maximillian. “I was trying to think of what to draw and I…
Tony Award-winning Intiman Theater announced on October 18, 2020 their new partnership with Seattle Central College. Intiman is a professional theater company in Seattle that has won many more awards including the Gregory Award for…
In light of current events, The Halloween Spirit feels especially vital. I believe that knowing the various origins and conceptions of this internationally recognized celebration is powerful and adds to how and why we take…
When money is tight, we tend to give up lots of things. I used to be able to afford rice and rolled oats for most of my meals, but lately, I shifted to making bread…