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The student news site of Everett Community College in Everett, Washington

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The student news site of Everett Community College in Everett, Washington

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Emma Kilgore

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print

What interests you about journalism?

The people. The stories. The short sentences. Honestly, I just about love it all.

Where are you headed with journalism/communications?

I’m off to WSU’s ISC program in the fall, and from there it’ll be a bit of free sailing and a whole lot of screaming. Hopefully more of the former than the latter, but we’ll see.

What is your spirit animal?

Debbie Gibson. Her work in Mega Python vs. Gatoroid is unparalleled.

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Two Coptic Christian girls celebrating Sham El Nessim. Egypt’s religious minority were targeted once more when gunmen shot and killed 29 on May 26, according to CNN. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack. Attacks against Coptic Christians have risen since 2011, the last being the Good Friday bombings that killed dozens.

Yesterday’s News: June

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
June 5, 2017
Activist Delois Blakely protesting next the Nigerian Embassy in New York in 2014. Known as the “Boko Haram girls,” 82 of the kidnapped girls were released May 6. According to BBC news, the parents of the released have not seen their daughters as of press time, and it may be a while. The 21 girls freed last October are still in government custody and weren’t allowed home for Christmas.

Yesterday’s News-May

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
May 15, 2017
Tensions have increased between North Korean president Kim Jong-un, pictured, and President Trump over missile tests surrounding Day of the Sun holiday, according to BBC news. North Korea carried out its fifth nuclear test on April 16 that failed, but Vice-Foreign Minister Han Song-ryol told BBC North Korea will be conducting future missile tests on a “weekly, monthly and yearly basis.”

Yesterday’s News April

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
April 27, 2017

Digging Deep into Everett Crime

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
March 11, 2017
President Trump signed a new travel ban on March 5, according to BBC News. The new ban places a 90-day ban on travel from six mainly-Muslim countries, removing Iraq from the list after additional visa-vetting measures. The fact remains that we are not immune to terrorist threats and that our enemies often use our own freedoms and generosity against us, said Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.

Yesterday’s News

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
March 11, 2017

Yesterday’s News March 1

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
March 1, 2017
In the case of an active shooter event, “do your fellow students and faculty a favor and hit that lockdown button,” Macklin said.

When You Hear the Gunshots

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
February 23, 2017

‘Noche Entre Familia’ to be held in Monroe

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
February 20, 2017

Yesterday’s News

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
February 14, 2017
No cake is complete without radioactive fruit bits and the delectable tint of egg yolk, said no one ever.

Fruitcake is Better than Coal

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
November 28, 2016

EvCC Students Perform Eurydice

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
November 14, 2016
Yesterdays News

Yesterday’s News

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
October 31, 2016
A side view of the clothesline in Parks Union. Chapman oversaw the event, and the most challenging ordeal she faced was actually hanging up the shirts. “It’s very heartbreaking, seeing the stories on the shirts. But that message needs to be spread.”

Hearts on Sleeves

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
October 27, 2016
Top Five Highest-Paid Employees of EvCC

Top Five Highest-Paid Employees of EvCC

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
October 11, 2016
Commemorative News: 10/12/16

Commemorative News: 10/12/16

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
October 8, 2016
After the presentation, the crowd was free to roam. Some admired the sculpture while others admired the sculptor himself, pictured here. Weller, a former student of Day, said during the ceremony, “Look around this city and you’ll see the influence of Russell. He is my mentor, and he is my friend. I am very lucky.”

Russell Day Visits EvCC

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
May 31, 2016
”I really love Housing Hope and their mission and values, and the work they do in this community is pretty awesome,” Jorgensen said. “They have this ballistic approach to helping a family. Not just the parent, not just the child. The entire family. They’re setting them up for success and with an outlook on the generations to come. So not just now, today, but for the future.”

From Homeless to Hope

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
May 31, 2016
Food looks best under fluorescent lighting. The fingerprint-grease smeared on the pane of glass is an added plus.

‘No Regerts’: What I (and Maybe Even You) Missed Out On

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
May 26, 2016
“We were scared because we knew life would no longer be the same,” Friedman described how Jews felt when German forces entered Austria.

Son of a Survivor

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
May 5, 2016
Never underestimate your impact on those around you, which under lies the true power and potential of the educational experience, Stevens says

Executive Vice President of Instruction Resigns

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
May 5, 2016
Paul Matthaeus as he holds a film camera during his presentation in the Jackson Memorial Center on April 13. During his presentation he explained to the audience about the “8 Rules of Creative Genius” and spoke about his participation in creating some of his famous main title sequences.

Emmy Award Winners Visit EvCC

Emma Kilgore and Monica Aguilera
April 19, 2016
Hilborn hasn’t always been so comfortable with performing. “I threw up a little in my mouth the first time I performed at a slam poetry event,” he recalled. “I have no idea what possessed me to do it the first time.”

Slam Poet Hits Campus

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
April 18, 2016
Divided We Fall: Marvel’s New Movie Splits Fan Favorites

Divided We Fall: Marvel’s New Movie Splits Fan Favorites

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
April 7, 2016

 EvCC is Bringing the Groove with Glow into the Night

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
March 14, 2016
Air Gas’s robotic welding arm in action. Metal name tags engraved with “Air Gas” were submitted to the flame.

Manufacturing the Future: AMTEC Job Fair

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
March 7, 2016

From Childhood Dreams to College Majors

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
February 29, 2016
The Writing Club is proud to have Flynn as the ongoing president for two years.

Sharper Than the Sword: EvCC’s Writing Club

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
February 8, 2016
Alyssa Thompson tells a parable to a crowd in South Sudan. The translator is not pictured but was present. Five minutes after the photo was taken, she prayed with a group of 20 people.

From Africa to Everett

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
February 7, 2016
The Marysville Fred Meyers is stocking up in chocolate.

Valentine’s Day: Easier Than You Think

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
January 25, 2016
 A student leaves the Walt Price Student Fitness Center.

2016: The Year of the Trojan

Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
January 21, 2016
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