Diversity: Getting to Know the Students of EvCC
Jane Bowman, Staff Writer
December 3, 2018
Filed under Culture, Identity, Lifestyle
“I did not have enough time to prepare myself. I was told I was going to a boarding school one week before I had to go.” Ahmad Zaferi, 13-years-old at the time, would leave his family and friends behind and spend the next five years of his life in a boarding school approximately 217 miles away fr...
Diversity: Getting to Know the Students of EvCC
Jane Bowman, Staff Writer
October 31, 2018
Filed under Culture, Identity, Lifestyle
Jiyoon Hwang, 28, who prefers to be called Jenny, is on her second year as a mechanical engineering student at Everett Community College. Born and raised in South Korea, Jenny traveled to different Asian countries before coming to the U.S. She stayed in the Philippines for three months and in Mala...
Diversity: Getting to Know the Students of EvCC
Jane Bowman, Staff Writer
October 11, 2018
Filed under Culture, Identity, Lifestyle, Recent Stories
Clipper staff writer, Jane Bowman, sits down for a Q & A with EvCC student, Allisya Khairil Annuarby. Name: Allisya Khairil Annuar Major: Biomedical Engineering Country of Origin: Malaysia JB: What languages do you speak? AA: Malay, English JB: When did you learn the Englis...
Ramadan at EvCC
Emely Salvador, Staff Writer
May 22, 2018
Filed under Culture, News, Recent Stories
For the first time on May 21st, the Muslim Student Association (MSA) hosted a Ramadan event for students and staff at EvCC. Guests were given the opportunity to learn more about what Ramadan is about, women’s rights in Islam, and were able to participate in a Q and A. “We want to inform peop...
African Diaspora Club at EvCC Releases Statement on Slave Trade in Libya
John Yeager, Editor-in-Chief
January 23, 2018
Filed under Culture, News, Recent Stories
The African Diaspora Club (ADC) at EvCC has released a statement in response to the immigrant slave trade occurring in Libya. The ADC detailed there stance by saying, “We…strongly condemn the heinous acts of slave trading happening in Libya. This cannot be happening in the 21st century.” ...
Generating Awareness: Coffee, Cake, & Islam
Laura Campbell, Social Media Manager
October 29, 2017
Filed under Culture, Identity, News, Recent Stories
The Humanities Alliance sponsored an event Thursday, October 26, opening up a conversation about Islam and how the religion is represented. The event covered The Eleven Points, which are eleven principles that True Islam uses to illustrate the peaceful nature of the religion and combat Islamophobia. ...
Starbound is Massively Entertaining
Levi Juchau, Staff Writer
April 21, 2015
Filed under Culture
Explore an open world galaxy teeming with life and adventure in the early access for “Starbound.” “Starbound” is in early access, meaning the game isn’t finished yet, but players are being invited to play it anyway and help the developers come up with new content and ultimately shape the way...
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
Samantha Chapman, Culture Editor
April 20, 2015
Taking place primarily on the beautiful and vast Pacific Crest Trail, Wild is an amazing and real adventure story. Wild, written by Cheryl Strayed, is her first hand account of how she hiked the PCT, a trail that begins in Mexico and runs through the Sierra and Cascade mountain ranges, ending in Canada. The...
First jazz experience: A novice review of the John Coltrane’s Giant Steps
Sunjin Yun, Staff Writer
March 10, 2015
Filed under Culture
Personally, I am very new to jazz. Giant Steps by John Coltrane is actually the first jazz album I have ever listened to. The first reaction to this album is that the musical instruments are forming a very good harmony all together. I hear the saxophones the most because they make a strong melodic line;...
The New 3DS is Totally Worth it
Levi Juchau, Staff Writer
February 17, 2015
Filed under Culture
The new Nintendo 3DS came out on Feb. 13 and many of its features have gamers excited. For those that don’t already know, the 3DS is a very successful handheld gaming device released by Nintendo that is currently dominating the handheld gaming market. The 3DS has been around for almost four years...
Sunset Overdrive: Awesome, Zombie-Killing Extravaganza
Levi Juchau, Staff Writer
February 17, 2015
“Sunset Overdrive” delivers a visually stunning orgy of zombie-killing adrenalin-fueled insanity to gamers in desperate need of diversity. Who remembers “Jet Set Radio Future?” What about “Crash Bandicoot?” Well, developers of the latter recently released a game that’s very similar, with...
Azrael Howell : ASB President by Day, MC by Night
Taylor Drake, Staff Writer
February 17, 2015
Correction: This article initially stated the name of Howell's band inaccurately; the correct name is "What Have May." A copy of Gza’s Liquid Swords, an angelic seal around his neck, and a few ideas of how to make a student successful. These are the ingredients of Azrael Howell. Before becoming ASB stud...