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Nothing ambiguous about this exhibit; it's great

June 1 09[Mon.]

A colorful arrangement of individual paintings on heavy-duty file folders makes up "Alphabet," perhaps the most visually striking piece of art in the Ambiguities exhibit, on display at South Seattle Community College's Art gallery through June 19. In one of the paintings, a jet flies out of a horse's ear while a human eye watches from the sun overhead...MORE

Student goverment got a new team!

June 1 09[Mon.]

South Seattle Community College got a new team from the 2009 election. A week after the election, the shuttle work started. Elected students joined the student government weekly meeting on May 19 and watched Zahra Mohamed, the current issues and concerns chair, facilitating the meeting. After the meeting, presidents, vice presidents, chairs and senators sat with each other and had small conferences. They went through the work done in the past year and talked about the new team building ...MORE

2009 Student Goverment Electinos

June 1 09[Mon.]

After the vote on May 13 and 14, 12 students were elected to the United Student Association for the 2009-10 school year at South Seattle Community College. Nathaniel McRae was the elected president; Eric Owen, vice president; Peter Duncan, issues and concerns chair; Shail Patel, legislative affairs chair; Yifan Chen, marketing chair; Kai Ma, academic success chair; Tzu-en Lin, Jonathan Girmatzion, Mary Shipley, Sochetna Chhay, John Bartels, senators ...MORE

Twilight

June 1 09[Mon.]

I had heard of the ridiculously impossible love that knew no bounds, so I just had to check it out for myself. In the book that took teenage girls around the world by storm, "Twilight" by Stephanie Myers, was indeed one of the better romantic fantasy tales I've read in awhile. What girl my age wouldn't want to read a daring tale about a homely girl winning over the heart of a hotter-than-life vampire boy? Swept away from her dreary life of reality and into the depths of the imaginary?a place some of us would like to hide in from time to time...MORE

Epilepsy club to start on campus

June 1 09[Mon.]

It is estimated that 1 in every 10 people suffer from epilepsy. Epilepsy is a condition in which people experience unprovoked seizures that disrupt activity in the brain for a period of time. Often times, people with this particular condition develop seizures by the age of 25 and face many obstacles in their academic and social lives. Many people with epilepsy feel alone and isolated. ..MORE

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