Pesticides and depression
The EPA is becoming increasingly interested in the long-term effects of neurotoxic pesticides on farmers. The famous case of DDT, a pesticide used to combat insects and malaria, was brought […]
Articles by Nikita Mogilevsky
Tom Cruise’s “Knight and Day” meets Bollywood
“Bang Bang!,” directed by Siddharth Anand is a Bollywood movie starring internationally wanted spy Rajveer Nanda (Hrithik Roshan) that meets a dreamy country bank teller Harleen Sahni (Katrina Kaif) that […]
Neurostimulation and do-it-yourself brain shocking
In the new age of mass-produced miniaturized technology, people have been tinkering with all sorts of gadgets for their personal projects. A new fad has emerged in the do-it-yourself (DIY) […]
“Scribblenauts Unmasked” challenges creativity
“Scribblenauts Unmasked” is a family-friendly puzzle adventure game published by Warner Bros. Entertainment. The seemingly endless quantity of puzzles, combined with a cartoony art style makes it engaging and challenges […]
PDF file obfuscation
Portable Document Format (PDF) has become one of the most widely used file formats for exchanging documents in businesses and institutions all over the world. Developed by Adobe, the file […]
Internet of things
Technology development has been progressing at a staggering rate over the past decade. The consumer electronics industry now produces household devices like light bulbs, thermostats and even kitchen appliances with […]
Vladimir Putin is my hero
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, the current president of Russia, is appealing to me because if I had no moral restrictions, looked like a James Bond supervillain and had the power to […]
Civil rights pilgrimage
Bellevue College along with the University of Washington will be sending students on a trip to learn about the places and events related to the Civil Rights movement. “We’re going […]
Coal usage in America to decrease
The Obama Administration released an energy proposal as part of the Environmental Protection Agency’s massive 645-page plan to combat the effects of global warming. The proposal plans to cut down […]
Thailand military claims no resolution
Thailand has had 19 military coups since 1932, more than any other country. For seven months there has been civil unrest between pro and anti- government sides up until two […]
BC hosts summer youth basketball camp
Registration for the 2014 basketball camp is now available. The camp will be instructed by Jeremy Eggers, the head coach for the Bellevue College basketball team. Part of the Northwest […]
Brazil government spending questioned
People, including teachers, bus drivers and police are protesting in front of the World Cup Stadium in Fortaleza, Brazil. There are concerns that the government is not meeting the people’s […]
Aging in the modern day
Nick C. Jackson, Ph. D., professor and chair of the department of psychology at Eastern Washington University, gave a lecture last Tuesday that focused on the question of what successful […]
New age of oppression in China
Communism is still prevalent in China. The current ruling party, the Communist Party of China, is responsible for many decisions, most notably censorship in nearly all forms of media and […]
2001: A Space Odyssey restored in 70mm
The science fiction festival hosted by the Cinerama was given a totally new print of “2001: A Space Odyssey,” directed by Stanley Kubrick in 70mm. 70mm film was popular between […]
International Night 2014. “Stronger Bonds, Broader Hearts”
Hosted by the Bellevue College International Student Association, the 33rd Annual International Night had a variety of events from many different nations. “This is an honor for ISA to host […]
The future of optogenetics
The brain is an extremely complex organ with cells called neurons that intertwine in a multitude of directions. Neurons communicate with the body an one another with chemical and electrical […]
BC Foundation Luncheon
The Bellevue College Foundation is hosting the Become Exceptional Luncheon at Meydenbauer Center this Wednesday. Influential people in the community and the region are invited to learn more about the […]
Swinging into action this spring quarter
The Bellevue College baseball team has been training hard over spring break to start off the first games of the new quarter this year and played a non-league game with […]
North Korea: Military expenses
North Korea needs to stop military activity because it can’t afford infrastructure or to feed its own population. Because of its hermit- like qualities, news from North Korea is notoriously […]