Leaving Freemasonry: “Their customs were a little strange…”
By Mbaire
Winston Constable, 23 years old, is a Umoja alumnus at Seattle Central College and a former member of the Freemasonry organization. According to the Washington...
Change The Record: The Weeknd – Hurry Up Tomorrow
By Kate Megathlin
It's been a while since I've reviewed something this long and gotten writer's block, so I'm glad I'm finally living up to tradition again. After...
“The Last Five Years”: The movie vs. the musical
By Vrindha
ACT Theatre, in collaboration with the 5th Avenue Theatre, is putting up a production of "The Last Five Years" musical at ACT Theatre from Feb....
A Seattle College romance: Mai Le and Skye Hobbs
By Mbaire
Mai Le, 19, and Skye Hobbs Hobbs, 21, both students at Seattle Colleges, have been dating for eight months. Le is currently studying engineering at...
Could TikTok be a national security threat? Opinions by Central students and experts
By Holly Brusse and Ada Walther
TikTok returned to the app store on Feb. 13, but why was it removed in the first place? In 2020, Donald Trump first proposed a...
Vibrant flowers bloomed to celebrate Seattle Central’s Panagbenga
By Indunil Usgoda Arachchi
Seattle Central College students with the Asian American & Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI) program celebrated the Panagbenga festival on Feb. 27. The event...

Posts tagged as “ephemeral nature”

Bloom with the cherry blossoms this Spring Break

Bloom with the cherry blossoms this Spring Break

By Ana Bungag on Wednesday, March 23, 2022

“The flower that blooms in adversity is the rarest and most beautiful of all.” — The Emperor, Mulan Spring is finally here in Seattle! After the wet and gloomy winter quarter has ended with this…