Alex Lam As a lover of farm animals, Agatha Christie novels, and fun, lighthearted movies, I was immediately intrigued by the trailer for “The Sheep Detectives,” a new movie starring Hugh Jackman that features a flock of anthropomorphic sheep attempting to solve his murder. The premise seemed silly, but silly movies are my favorite, so I entered…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian I feel like I say this a lot, but it’s been a busy few months for music. Several new big-name releases are coming out, with a lot of discourse and discussion following them. I just finished a triple review of Drake releases and an Op-Ed on AI; however, I’m inclined to take it easy this…
Kevin Sandifer Throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s, I owned a variety of VHS Tapes, including “The Lion King” (1994), “Aladdin” (1992), “The Land Before Time” (1988), and “The Rescuers” (1977). A significant number of these films came from my aunt, who introduced me to Disney’s older releases before the rise of streaming services. However, there…
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Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian I like to peruse various music subreddits and communities, and a recent controversy caught my eye. A new post-rock album titled “A ‘Flood’ Before God” by the “band” Before God was released and was gaining significant traction and attention on sites such as Album of the Year (AOTY) and Rate Your Music, with a lot…
Casey Boothe Facing a multimillion-dollar budget deficit, Seattle Colleges required each of its three colleges—North, Central, and South—to make spending cuts to address the ongoing crisis. Under former Interim President Chantae Recasner’s leadership, Central’s approach to addressing its $6 million share of the deficit was to reduce course offerings, particularly in the English department. In May, after…
Trystan Horton Senses aren’t kind to graffiti; it smells, it is audible, and it is preferably done somewhere visible. People knowingly take their personal expressions and place them where they are most difficult to display. It is an intentional risk, and requires more courage than critics would care to admit. On a muggy Friday night in Seattle’s…
Daisy Huynh Seattle Central College is home to international students from around the world. Life for these students can feel isolating, as Seattle often stands in contrast to their hometowns, making it difficult to find peers who share their experiences. This diverse student population has led to the creation of several clubs and programs where international students…
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Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian It’s always a bit of a double-edged sword reviewing the biggest, most anticipated albums of the year. On the one hand, they’re a popular topic everyone is talking about, which draws more attention to the article, and the artist’s larger profile means we have greater certainty about the person and can thoroughly understand what they…
