Bulldog’s Championship bid in peril
Bellevue College’s women’s basketball team lost 54-70 against the Peninsula Pirates Sunday, Feb. 23 during a home game. The results of both teams’ games on Sunday March 1 will ultimately […]
Articles by Brian Litterell
AMC airs “Breaking Bad” spinoff “Better Call Saul”
“Breaking Bad” was one of the most renowned shows on cable television. Through five seasons the producer and creator Vince Gilligan spun a tale of desperation and power that was […]
BC basketball teams undefeated
The Bellevue College basketball program is having a successful season, with both the men and womens’ teams undefeated in their divisions as of Feb. 15. There are still four games […]
Hayward of words and wonderment
In my own mind, Charles Hayward is the face of the United Kingdom. He is certainly not royalty and scarcely appears to be seeking fame, but his continued involvement in […]
Narrow loss for Seahawks at Super Bowl
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Tom Brady threw for four touchdowns and Malcolm Butler intercepted Russell Wilson’s pass in the end zone with 20 seconds left, helping the New England Patriots […]
Care and Communicating
Communication is like exchanging gifts. It is how we develop relationships, form awareness and comprehend the world. It is important to have a clear understanding of how behavior is interpreted […]
Continued Basketball Victories
Both the men and women’s basketball teams prevailed over Skagit Valley January 17, at the Bellevue College gym.
BC jazz band performance at Tula’s
Bellevue College’s Jazz Band, directed by Jim Sisko, performing at Tula’s Restaurant and Jazz Club on Wednesday, January 14.
Wellness Center hosts winter student activities
The Wellness Center will be posting their event schedule for winter quarter on Wednesday, Jan. 14. Activities for this quarter include rock climbing, snowshoeing and hiking. Dates for the different […]
“From the Chamber” music department concert
The music department put on their annual “From the Chamber” concert last Tuesday, Nov. 18. The event was hosted by Dr. Brian Cobb. It is designed as a showcase for […]
Mathematic department uses free resources
The Open Course Library is a project managed by the State Board of Community and Technical Colleges. It was created to design Open Educational Resources such as books, syllabi and […]
On self-deprecation
A wise fellow once said: “It is clear self-deprecation is unhealthy, both psychologically and for public relations.” That statement is clearly true. If an individual speaks negatively of themself, they […]
North Korea’s bizarre leadership
It seems the only way to appreciate North Korea is with a good sense of humor. The nation serves as one of the few modern examples of an utterly ineffectual […]
BC welcomes new admin staff
President of the college, Dave Rule, recently announced the acquisition of Jean D’arc Campbell and Dr. Gayle Barge, as well as tenured professor Leslie Lum’s new role for the 2014-2015 […]
New horizons in private space exploration
Without peering so far into the future that one might fear the basic concept of entropy, it is clear humanity’s ultimate potential can only be achieved amongst the stars. One […]
VHF features esoteric tunes
VHF records was founded by Bill Kellum in 1991 to publish a single by his own band, Rake, a group which produced assemblages of noise and crunch throughout the 1990s. […]
Theater department preview
The theater department will be holding auditions for their first play of the school year. Auditions for “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” begin Sept. 24 and many have already signed […]
Networking for hunger relief
Bellevue College has dabbled in different means to provide food to eligible students and employees on campus, but presently funding is thin and the Department of Social Health Services’ regulations […]