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SPINDRIFT
2008
RELEASE PARTIES
Monday, June 2nd and
Sunday, June 8th
 The staff of Shoreline Community College's Art
and Literary Journal, Spindrift, is proud to announce the release of
the new 2008 issue. We will be holding our on-campus release party
on Monday, June 2nd from 12:30-2:30 in the "quiet dining room" of
the new PUB. Contributors: Pick up your free copy at
the door.
We will be holding our
off-campus release party at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park on
Sunday June 8th from 5:30-7pm in the Den. The new 2008 issue will be
available as well as issues from previous years. There will also be
literature readings, refreshments and an open mic.
Published annually since
1966, Spindrift is the award-winning, nationally recognized art and
literary journal of Shoreline Community College in Shoreline, WA.
On-campus Release Party:
Shoreline Community College PUB "quiet dining room"
Monday, June 2nd
12:30-2:30pm
Off-campus Release party:
Third Place Books
Sunday, June 8th
5:30-7pm in the Den
Third Place Books
17171
Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155
SPINDRIFT
2008 ART JURY SHOW
Where art is a participatory event.
Wednesday
January 30, 2008 - 11am to 3pm in the
Visual Arts Center (the 2000 Building, adjacent to the Parent-Child Center).
The Spindrift staff is
proud to announce the
2008 Art Jury Show.
Be part of the selection
process join in the
celebration of Spindrift,
Shoreline Community
College's award-winning
art and literary journal.
Enjoy refreshments
and help select art
for the upcoming
edition. Check out
this year's visual art
entries and vote for
your favorite works.
The submission deadline for the 2008 edition is January 23, 2008.
For more information, please visit the web site at this site or call
(206) 546-5864.
More info:
cshafner@shoreline.edu and
debh@seanet.com.
SPINDRIFT PLACES
1ST IN REGIONAL COMPETITION - Fall 2007
 Spindrift, Shoreline Community College's award-winning art and literary magazine, placed first in the Pacific-Western region for Best College Literary Magazine in the annual Community College Humanities Association competition. This is the third consecutive year that Spindrift has placed in the competition. Recognition goes to the student staff - Cynthia Mullis, Hannah Olson, Jenica Sherman, Erika Rado, and Raven Gildea, as well as faculty advisors, Deborah Handrich and Christine Shafner.
Spindrift, designed, edited and produced on campus as part of the school's Visual Communications Technology Program, offers a sampling of fiction, poetry, visual art, short stories and essays by community college students, faculty, staff and community members, including local and regional artists.
The submission deadline for the 2008 edition is February 1, 2008. For more information, please visit the web site at
this site or call (206) 546-5864.
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