Before I started working here, I was working at Starbucks, where I worked with English teacher Alison Ray. I did hundreds of shows as an actor, but it was difficult.
Read MoreAn Interview with Mike Cimino
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Halloween Special - Weekly Fashion
As our last Almond Joy slowly begins to mold and our teeth still bear a blue stain from eating one too many skittles, Seattle Academy students come down off their Halloween sugar high and get back to work. Students and teachers alike took the opportunity to show off their spooky school spirit with some of the most creative costumes I have ever seen, from a life size cookie to 80’s disco dancers.
Read MoreHilloween – October CSO Event Recap
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The Community Service Organization (CSO) completed its October volunteer project on Saturday, October 25 at Hilloween, an annual Halloween celebration put on by the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce. This was the second year that SAAS students participated in Hilloween.
Read MoreDoppelganger Part 6 - Halloween Special
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I awoke in darkness, the only sensation a cold metal bar that pressed into my ribcage, effectively sapping any warmth from my body. Groggily, I tried to sit up and grimaced, my head pounding like a drumbeat. Overwhelmed with pain, I lurched sideways and vomited onto the floor, my torso heaving with spasms
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Announcing the Cardinal's Fall Raffle
Over the next two weeks, the Cardinal will be holding a raffle on our Facebook and Twitter pages. Each winner will receive a $20 gift card to a local businesses of their choice. Here’s everything you need to know.
Read MoreTen Fun Facts About Jerome “Jerry” David “J.D.” Salinger
In 1930 at Camp Wigwam, in Harrison, Maine, an eleven-year-old Salinger was voted the most popular actor by his peers and counselors. To go along with his impressive childhood acting chops, Salinger claimed he was the only one able to play Holden Caulfield in a movie adaptation.
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CSO Supports Gun Responsibility - Vote Yes on 594
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In Washington state, you are more likely to be killed by a gun than by a car. That likelihood increases if you are under the age of 30, and nearly doubles if you are a woman. Along with these statistics is the fact that Washington State’s rate of school shootings is 2.2 times higher than the national average. As a community, we have the power to help fix these problems. This is why Initiative 594 is so important.
Read MoreAn Interview with Local Artist Taylor Seamount
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Taylor Seamount is an artist currently residing in the Capitol Hill area.
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The Odyssey Trip - A Photo Gallery
Photography by Lake Lewis.
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A Review of Kinky Boots
The level of enjoyment you have at Kinky Boots is largely determined by your mindset heading into the play. If you are joyful, have a spring in your step and willingly cast away the cold lens of logic for a couple of hours, I assure you that few productions of any type will leave you feeling better and happier than this one.
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