Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian After two much longer reviews, I want to take it nice and easy this week. No double albums where I have to run down the histories of three distinct artists’ lives in a few words, like I’m speaking at a funeral and didn’t realize how many obituaries I had to read today, and no musicians…
Maya Lee | The Seattle Collegian My favorite is the swing!
Satrn Abraha Navigating today’s fast-paced society can be difficult for some, especially those unfamiliar with or unused to a creator economy. At the same moment when methods of self-expression are at their peak—with more platforms, formats, and reach than ever before—students are less likely to feel themselves in what they make, rather than more so. Cultures built…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian I’d like to believe I know what I’m talking about when I write reviews. I mean, I’ve been writing this column for two years or so now. If I didn’t pick up at least something from that, then that’s a sign to see the doctor. Even so, saying that, I feel far out of my…
Cody Clemons In an effort to decrease its $6 million budget deficit, Seattle Central College has reduced course offerings, with significant cuts to required first-year courses. Central’s two employee unions—the American Federation of Teachers Local 1789 (AFT) and the Washington Federation of State Employees Local 304 (WFSE)—argue that these course cuts will result in lower enrollment and…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian I feel as if I give off the vibe that I’m biased toward underground and indie releases, while hating anything mainstream or anything that could realistically chart on Billboard. That notion is unfounded; I’m just as capable of feeling scorn for even the most low-profile releases. Remember, I am reviewing music, not people. Even if…
Maya Lee | The Seattle Collegian Here are some links to on-campus job opportunities at Seattle Central College:
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian It’s not a controversial statement to say that we are living in very trying times. Checking the news often feels like finding a new reason to start metaphorically “crafting Molotov cocktails,” and increasingly, our lives in this miserable, turmoil-filled existence feel like one struggle to keep going. In times like these, the most common thing…
Pinterest As the spring quarter settles in and deadlines pile up, some students are not indulging in influencer culture, but rather a different form of brain-rot. An unlikely example: “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.” In defense of cringe For some, revisiting childhood shows is about more than just nostalgia. In a campus culture shaped by…
