Appreciate Don’t Appropriate
Joanne Wu, Staff Writer
June 6, 2017
It’s common to see people borrowing from other cultures nowadays. You see it in your everyday life, the media, at festivals. Coachella, anyone? And it’s okay to get inspiration from other cultures - as long as you’re doing it the right way. So, that poses the question: What’s the difference...
Earth to EvCC
May 1, 2017
Rather than celebrating Earth Day for just one day, EvCC makes it a week-long event each year. The critique space of Whitehorse Hall became a miniature jungle on Tuesday, April 18 for the annual Plant Swap and Sale. A variety of plants were for sale or given out for free. The Bagfoot, a so-called urban...
Yesterday’s News April
Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
April 27, 2017
Gather around, boys and girls. This month’s news is hot off the press and ready to be devoured. To sweeten the deal, we’ll throw in some nifty headlines to get an idea of what you might’ve missed. What: Slow-moving landslide closes State Route 530 Where: Oso When: April 7 Source: ...
Top 10 Spring 2017 Fashion Trends
Joanne Wu, Staff Writer
February 21, 2017
Spring will be here before you know it, fellow Trojans! And so will spring fashion. Although spring doesn’t officially start until late March, that doesn’t stop your favorite retailers from bringing out all the new, upcoming spring fashion trends. So, why not take a sneak peek of what’s already...
Studio Art Major Annie Loomis
Katja Wahl, Managing Editor-Visuals
November 29, 2016
Paint, graphite, and eraser shavings are all something Studio Art Major, Annie Loomis, sees on a daily basis. Since a young age, Loomis has been creating works of art. She was well known for her detailed drawing and overall talent at her high school. This quarter, Loomis is taking two art classes:...
Pulling Back the Curtain
November 3, 2016
The EvCC Men’s Basketball team is gearing up and getting ready for the 2016-17 season. The current state of the team at this point is they are gaining chemistry by playing with each other and practicing fundamentals. Gaining chemistry is huge at this point, especially with a community college since ...
We’re Here and We’re Queer
Katja Wahl, Managing Editor-Visuals
October 18, 2016
Diversity spreads across our society in many ways and is commonly celebrated by significant days or holidays. On Oct 11 the LGBTQIA+ community was celebrated via National Coming Out Day. This specific day is designed to provide a reason for people to come out of the closet and to celebrate the sexuality ...
A Day at Sound Publishing
John Gallagher, Staff Writer
May 31, 2016
The Clipper took a trip to visit Sound Publishing. Sound Publishing Inc. is known as the largest news organization in Washington. Founded in 1987, they publish a variety of newspapers including The Daily Herald. The trip began as any other trip to a publisher, with drawing pictures with a partner. Be...
A Cloudy Day at Mt. St. Helens
Michael Rhodes, Visuals Editor
May 26, 2016
Steven Grupp and David Walker led the group of EvCC students from the Geology 110 and Geology 102 classes on a seven-hour trip towards the Johnston Ridge Observatory and ultimately to gaze upon the “dormant” stratovolcano; Mount Saint Helens. Along the way the students walked through valleys full...
A Journey to Emerald City
Katja Wahl, Club Member
April 18, 2016
People traveled far and wide for ECCC (Emerald City Comic Con) the largest comic book convention in Washington state. Around 80,000 people attend every year, and it is only growing in numbers. If you have never been to a con, ECCC is a massive jump but one that is well worth it. People of all ages,...
Teslas: The Way of the Future on Campus
Amelia Asprey, Staff Writer
February 22, 2016
Your stomach drops, your heart skips a beat. Your body has swiftly sped up to 60 mph in about 2.6 seconds. This feeling is something that has been reserved for rollercoasters, not the everyday driver. However, Tesla’s zero to sixty has broken this barrier, offering a 0-60 in 2.6 second enough to...
Crystin Clouser, Staff Writer
May 20, 2020
In just a matter of 6 weeks after its release, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has outsold all other Animal Crossing games. Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa stated that...
May 19, 2020
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May 18, 2020
Quarantine Crafts: Sourdough Cinnamon Swirl Bread
May 1, 2020
Dongmei Liang, Staff Writer
February 21, 2020
Winter is a season of frequent colds. For international students living alone, getting sick can be a very serious matter. Instead of running to the pharmacy to read about...
February 20, 2020
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Student Job Opportunities at EvCC
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Daniel Albert, Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2020
Last quarter a $23,000 state-of-the-art lactation space was installed on the first floor of White Horse Hall (WHH). The newly designed lactation pod was built and installed...
Eating Cheap and Healthy: Three Recipes for College Students
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Helene Martin, Managing Editor of Print
May 18, 2020
From childcare to retail, many EvCC students are still working hard to provide essential services to people. For EvCC student Andrea Skorheim, who has been a nanny for...
EvCC Alumna Recounts Her COVID-19 Experience
May 18, 2020
Gov. Jay Inslee Signs New COVID-19 Order
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Homemade Face Coverings for Those in Need: Local Group Making an Impact
May 2, 2020