My Seattle Central

Some people are stellar at saving their coin. These penny shiners manage to squirrel away their cash while fashionably living the life of Riley. How do they do it? one might wonder. Truth be told, it is really simple to save yourself some cash, it just takes a little knowledge and a little patience. Read on. Continue reading Financial gymnastics

The H1N1 Flu, also known as Swine Flu, is an influenza virus that was supposed to be caused from pigs. However, further research has shown that this new virus is different from what is normally circulated In North American pigs. Continue reading Novel H1N1 Flu

If Seattle Central had a water cooler, and students gathered around it, the general murmur of gossip would probably tend to address the fiscal reductions which have so recently tightened our school’s annual budget. Of course, we scarcely have a working water fountain- let alone a water cooler around which to congregate, but these issues are none the less immediate. Most students are aware that very soon the ease at which they have previously enrolled in and funded their education is quickly reaching its zenith. Continue reading It’s Alive! Seattle Central’s Move into a Greener Future

Does anyone have a secret to making an impatient 5 year old sit down and be quiet long enough so you can type a five page essay? Continue reading Mama’s Corner: Ignorance Is Bliss

Vegans. Most of these people aren’t noticed within public. You rarely recognize and notice them. Or if you do run across one, you would probably want to sit with them, have a cup of coffee, and ask a million and one questions. So, for those who have thought about it and are dying to know more, here are some brief descriptions of the many different vegetarian lifestyles choices. Continue reading Veggie Curious?

I thought it would be a good idea to learn about food. You know, why we eat? What should we eat? I never knew that taking a nutrition course would change my life (I also did not know I would have to take it twice, which sucks)! Not only do you learn about carbs, fat, and protein, but you have the enlightening experience of finding out what is really in that McDonalds burger (it’s corn. Hope I didn’t spoil it for anyone). Continue reading What I Learned at the Farmer’s Market

Believe it or not, before this spring quarter Seattle Central was in a liberal deficit—not one green or environmental club existed. One person who could not believe it was Sheena McCray, a smiley newish student whose zeal for environmental justice inspired her to form Project Green, Seattle Central’s first environmental student organization. Continue reading Club Profile: Project Green

A faceful of Summer

Thanks to everybody who made this year’s Unity fair delicious!

This Wednesday the Student Organization Resource Council (SORC) will be holding the final Student Involvement Fair for the 2008-2009 school year in the Atrium from 10AM to 2PM. This event is a place for clubs, committees and organizations to advertise themselves and get students more engaged in their campus community. Committees and clubs will set up tables in the main hall and will be available to answer student questions, so don’t miss this chance to find out more about what’s happening in your school and the surrounding community.