By Kathryn Kingen
Just when you think you know all there is about a cob, you find out it knows a kernel more about you! In fact eating good old corn on the cob can be one of the most self-revealing things you ever do. Forget the Freudian theories, just serve up a pile of corn and watch how everyone goes at it. Eating attack styles will tell you more than you ever wanted to know about personalities. It's all in the technique.
By Kathryn Kingen
Just when you think you know all there is about a cob, you find out it knows a kernel more about you! In fact eating good old corn on the cob can be one of the most self-revealing things you ever do. Forget the Freudian theories, just serve up a pile of corn and watch how everyone goes at it. Eating attack styles will tell you more than you ever wanted to know about personalities. It's all in the technique.
South Seattle College is now in the process of building a $32 million, 57,500 sq. ft, Integrated Education Center. The funds for the project came from the Capital Budget Allocation from the State of Washington.
The project consists of a new three-story education building and approximately 4 acres of onsite site pedestrian, vehicular and utility improvements.
The new 57,550 square foot Integrated Education Center replaces the existing Cascade Court Building and provides for expanding growth in the Health Care Programs and needs for basic skills training. The facility will accommodate approximately 140 new Full Time Equivalent students (FTE’s).
The plan is for the new building to be complete in May 2017 and through the summer SSC will be moving staff, faculty and infrastructure in.
They plan to officially open the IEC to students in Fall Quarter 2017
The IEC will provide for expanded growth in the college's health care programs and needs for basic skills training, which includes English as a Second Language (ESL), adult basic education and high school completion.
Information from King County Sheriff
King County Sheriff’s detectives are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Wednesday night around 10:00 at the Motel 6 in the 18900 block of 47 Ave S.
Deputies initially responded to a 911 call at the motel where a man said he was shot in the back as he got out of the shower.
When deputies arrived they found a man in the parking lot dead from an apparent gunshot. Deputies were also contacted by the man who had been shot while getting out of the shower.
The deceased victim was in town with two co-workers working on a construction project and all three were staying in the motel while the job was in progress. The co-workers told police the victim was arguing with the suspect in the parking lot. During the argument the suspect pulled a gun and fired at least two shots striking the victim in the chest. A stray bullet went into an occupied room and struck the other man in the back.
