SCC Policy 5120 on Final Examinations has been revised. Exceptions to this policy are at the discretion of faculty. Students who have 3 or more final exams in one day and cannot come to an agreement with their instructors regarding final rescheduling may petition the division dean. Policy 5120 can be viewed aon the intranet.

Here is a look at what is happening on and around campus this weekend!

Friday, May 2:

The world dance party is coming to campus! From 6:30-9 p.m. in the PUB join us for food, fun and learning a couple new dances. Just bring a dish to share and your dancin shoes!

Saturday, May 3:

Baseball takes on Olympic College in Bremerton in a double header. First game starts at 1 p.m. #GoPhins

Sunday, May 4:

Help support the food bank; volunteer for North Helpline’s 2014 Empty Bowls at Nathan Hale High School. This is a one-day event and will have two volunteer shifts: the first shift will go from 10:30 – 3:30 p.m. and the second shift will be from 2:30 – 5:30 p.m. 

Baseball hosts Olympic College at Meridian Park in a double header with the first game set to start at 1 p.m. #GoPhins

Monday, May 5:

Multicultural week starts and runs until May 9 with multiple events on campus.

The Biology of Burnout with Zenyu Healing in the PUB quiet dining room starts at 9 a.m.

Heroes will host a book drive in the PUB starting at 11:30 a.m. with a focus on collecting reading materials for children and prisoners in the community through Hopelink and the Center for Human Services.

Diabetes awareness in the PUB at 12:30 p.m. with the Nursing 242 Health Promotions Class. They will cover the risk factors and signs and symptoms relating to different cultures. We are handing out brochures about where to get blood sugar testing, and where to go for further information if you think you have or might be at high risk for this disease.

Healing Orientalism starts at 1:30 p.m. in the PUB quiet dining room with North Seattle Community College faculty, Chilan Ta and Shoreline faculty Michelle Kleisath. Participants will take away new approaches to healing and reclaiming our humanity which generate from a deep understanding of Orientalism and cultural appropriation.

The SBA Parliament will host its regular meeting from 3-5 p.m. in the Boardroom in the 1000 building! Make sure to encourage students to get involved in their student government!

The world dance party is coming to campus! Friday, May 2, from 6:30-9 p.m. in the PUB join us for food, fun and learning a couple new dances.

Just bring a dish to share and your dancin shoes!

Hooray! The school’s student-run newspaper took top honors in this year’s Washington Community College Journalism Association contest.

Judges awarded the Ebbtide first prize for General Excellence based on two issues from the past year: one produced under the leadership of current Editor in Chief Daria Kroupoderova, the other under former Editor in Chief Jake Cochrane.

While the Ebbtide has won General Excellence awards in the past, it has never before taken first place. Second- and third-place awards this year went to papers at Pierce College and Green River Community College.

Six Ebbtide staff members also won individual awards for content published between spring 2013 and winter 2014.

• Randy Hatfield won three awards, including first place in Personality Profiles for his article on a local camera repairman, first place in Feature Photos for his shot of rock band Funk n Groove performing in the PUB, and second place in Editorial Cartoons for his drawing of a smirk-faced cigarette leaning against a “No Smoking” sign. For the three wins, Hatfield received an additional prize: the second-place Sweeps award, which comes with a trophy.
• Cherese Smith, meanwhile, won third place in News Writing for her article on Adderall use on campus.
• Daria Kroupoderova won first place in Headlines for the title “Ventriloquism: It’s not just for dummies.”
• Jesse Archie took third place in Sports Feature Reporting for his profile of the women’s basketball coach, Darnellia Russell.
• Karla Holman took second place in Page Design for a colorful, two-page layout on the Ebbtide staff’s favorite spots to relax.
• Megan Horton took second place in Sports Photo for her shot of a player on Seattle’s pro frisbee team diving for a disc.

The Ebbtide meets 4-6 p.m. every Monday and is open to all students. For info on paid spots opening in the fall, email Adviser Patti Jones at pattijones@shoreline.edu.