In This Issue...

• What is the Future for NSCC Student Communication?
• The Polaris: Sink or Swim?
• The Accidental Journalist
• NSCC Creative Work Showcased in Licton Springs Review
• In Praise of The Polaris
• Why Is It Important to Have A Student Newspaper?
• Springfest is a Success!
• Immigrants Find Educational Opportunities at NSCC
• Security Takes Our Suggestion
• College Classes On Your iPod?
• Dilly: The Polaris Mascot
• The Polaris Online and on the Firing Line
• Finding Happiness Through Memories
• How Will You Pay for Summer Quarter?
• The Poor Student’s Guide to a Good Time

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College Classes On Your iPod?

Monday, June 11th, 2007

Not content with merely being at the forefront of the digital music revolution, Apple now wants to extend its dominance into the educational community. If the company has its way, students at campuses all over the country won’t just be listening to music on those ever-present iPods, they’ll be listening to a class lecture, a […]

Play Review: My Name is Rachel Corrie

Sunday, May 20th, 2007

As the lights went down at the Evergreen State College Experimental Theatre, Rachel Corrie’s mother, wearing a costume dove on her head, introduced the play based on the writings of her deceased daughter. Rachel Corrie was killed in Gaza Strip by an Israeli bulldozer while shielding a Palestinian home with her body.