The best of Issue 41.11

Issue 41.11 of The Communicator is on stands. The following are some of the best stories to check out:

NEWS:

CCS Board of Trustees hires Christine Johnson despite past allegations of misconduct. See the entire story on page 1.

FOCUS:

The SFCC Dance club has been reinstated. For more information and upcoming performances visit page 10.

CULTURE:

A story about the local Comicon convention is told through a comic book. See page 6.

FLAVORS:

Local restaurant run out of train car, Franks diner is profiled on page 7.

SIDELINES:

The Sasquatch mens tennis team took first place in the 2010 NWAACC championship. For a full story check out page 9.

PERSPECTIVES:

This issues opinion topic is privacy. Look on pages 3 and 4 for commentary on social networking, facebook information privacy, and the Patriot Act.

WEB:

Visit the Communicator Online for a complete interactive guide to the Sasquatch music festival.

- Sarah Radmer, Editor-in-Chief, The Communicator

Issue 41.10 of The Communicator

Our latest issue of The Communicator will hit stands on May 6. This is our first 16-page issue of the year, so there is even more content for you to enjoy. Here are some stories to pay special attention to:

NEWS:

SFCC Senate is considering a change in the smoking policy, after at least four complaints throughout the academic year. For more information on their proposal see page 1.

FOCUS:

Richard Shenkman visited the SFCC campus to speak on the different myths there are in history. Visit page 6 to find out whether or not Betsy Ross actually sewed the first American flag.

CULTURE:

A vertical panorama of the Karen Ganz gallery in the fine arts building at SFCC is printed on 9. Turn the page counter clockwise to get a full view.

FLAVORS:

Want to know where to find the best milkshakes in Spokane? Page 12 gives you a rating of the best spots to hit.

SIDELINES:

The back page of the issue showcases CCS's three assistant baseball coaches. Read their bio's and check the story to see how these three combine to become a "triple threat."

PERSPECTIVES:

This issues opinion topic is civic discourse. Check out pages 4 and 5 to read opinions on net neutrality, student newspapers and more.

WEB:

To accompany the Dry Fly story running on page 13, check out the interactive step-by-step guide of how this one of a kind distillery makes their world-famous gin.

- Sarah Radmer, Editor-in-Chief, The Communicator