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We’ll make sure to share our favorites too!

For a look at what’s happening on or around campus this weekend through to Monday!

Friday, Jan. 10:

Costly Desires takes the stage in the SCC theater at 7:30 p.m. Costly Desires is a play about the effects of sex-trafficking on those involved and mixes multiple types of media with 25% of proceeds going to non-profit organizations that are helping those most in need.

Saturday, Jan. 11:

Costly Desires takes the stage in the SCC theater at 7:30 p.m. Costly Desires is a play about the effects of sex-trafficking on those involved and mixes multiple types of media with 25% of proceeds going to non-profit organizations that are helping those most in need.

Basketball teams take on Olympic College at home! Women’s game starts at 2 and Men’s starts at 4. #GoDolphins!

Monday, Jan. 13:

Washington State Korean Day Celebration! Join us in the PUB from 5:30-8 p.m. for the 7th annual celebration and a Memorial service at 9:30 a.m. at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Olympia.

Katherine Long, Seattle Times higher education reporter, recently blogged about the ctcLink project. Check it out: Sleek new online tools on the way for community college system.

For Megan Becker, art is more than just … well, art.

Becker is artistic director of Drybones Artist Collective, a non-profit with the mission to inspire hope and engage audiences through art to make positive changes within their communities. Becker also teaches musical theater at Shoreline Community College and the confluence of the two jobs is creating an opportunity to bring a strong message to the campus and the community.

“’Costly Desires’ is a touring show about human trafficking that we are currently producing,” Becker said. The show is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Jan. 10-11, at the Shoreline Community College Theater, 16101 Greenwood Ave. N. Shoreline, WA, 98133. Tickets are $15 general admission, $12 for groups of six or more and $10 for students and faculty. Tickets are available at the door or at costlydesiresplay.brownpapertickets.com.

“Drybones donates 25 percent of all the money we make off of the show’s ticket sales to organizations that are helping to end human trafficking here in Seattle,” Becker said.

The multimedia performance piece incorporates theater, dance and original music. “Costly Desires” tells the story of Maria and Yen, two young women pulled into the world of sex trafficking through circumstances beyond their control, and John, a married man whose sexual addiction threatens his family, his career, and his way of life.

“I am very excited at the prospect of sharing this show with the students and faculty here at Shoreline,” Becker said. “I really love this school and community and think there would be an interest in this topic and in this show. This is a very important issue and educating people about it is a step toward ending the problem.”

In addition to the performance, Becker is working with a group called REST that works to assist victims of sex trafficking and support people who are involved in the sex trade in the Seattle area in finding ways out. “At our very first show we produced last November here in Seattle, we featured two organizations who work with victims,” Becker said. “After each of the shows at Shoreline, we’ll have panel discussions about human trafficking.”

The program budget applications for student clubs and organizations deadline is rapidly approaching! Please make sure your club or organization has their application turned in by January 21st in order to have them reviewed in a timely manner. (And remind those that are involved to submit theirs!!)

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