“A Million Ways to Die in the West” is a must see
There are a million ways to die in the west. Just ask Seth MacFarlane. This new movie is out in theaters and is a must-see. For those who enjoyed “Ted” […]
Articles by Yekta Aarabi
Consequences of $15 minimum wage
Now that the minimum wage dispute is settled, Seattleites can rest assured that high school kids do not need to go to college. Why would they, since the minimum wage […]
GMOs and the danger they pose
Genetically modified organisms, also known as GMOs are plants or animals that have been genetically changed with DNA from bacteria, viruses or other plants and animals. All GMOs are changed […]
Using social media to get hired
If you wanted a job so badly would you do anything to get your foot in the door, would you write to them, publicly? Social media has become the new […]
“The Other Women”: New comedy a must see
The Other Woman is a classic chic-flick starring Carly, Lydia, Amber and Kate. The story more or less is about a cheating S.O.B. husband Mark who gets caught, but how […]
Student Code of Conduct revisions
The Bellevue College Student Code of Conduct is being revised. The code applies to all students at BC. Student information meetings were set up on May 6, May 8 and […]
BC student makes waves at film festival
Bellevue College student Amelia Burnatowski, 19, won the Audience Award for her short film called “Tides” at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth on April 25 in the Identify […]
Music dept. going above and beyond
Jazz band director and the History of Rock n’ Roll instructor Jim Sisko is more than a faculty member at Bellevue College. Along with his work at BC, Sisko volunteers […]
Secret perks of being Yelp elite
What’s it really like to become a Yelp elite member? It’s not just about the secret underground parties that require a password, or a bunch of hipsters who walk around […]
A trillion dollars of student debt: 1 T Day
April 25 marked “1 T Day”, which is the National Day of Action “commemorating the one year anniversary of student loan debt hitting over 1 trillion dollars on April 25, […]
Earth Week Update
Starting April 21 to April 26, Bellevue College will be celebrating the 15th annual Earth Week sponsored by The Office of Sustainability, Environmental Advisory Committee and the Sustainability and Science […]
A taste of Italy in downtown Seattle
Barolo, located in downtown Seattle on 1940 Westlake Avenue, serves up a spicy mix of romantic, modern and traditional Italian food in an upscale atmosphere. The restaurant has an Italian […]
Take your foot off of the pedal!
There is this weird notion that people in Seattle can sit in their parked cars in fully-packed parking lots, with their foot on the brake pedal, lighting up the red […]
Mindy Kaling: Growing up
One of my favorite comedy nonfiction reads has been Mindy Kaling’s book, “Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns).” Kaling, who was an actress on NBC’s “The Office” […]
The Keg Steakhouse review
The Keg Steakhouse, located in Factoria, is a tasty and hunger-filling spot. It may not be so affordable on a student budget, but it’s great for a date night or […]
Black History Month
Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month is an annual observed time in the month of February for remembrance of important people and events in history. At BC, […]
Day in the life of an Iranian family?
Shahs of Sunset is a Bravo TV show that takes place in Los Angeles, California. The show is centered on six people, Asa Soltan Rahmati, Golnesa “GG” Gharachedaghi, Lilly Ghalichi, […]
Connecting cracked communities
The Asian Pacific Islanders Student Association and Black Students Union partnered in conjunction with the Student Alliance bring Bellevue College an event called “Connecting our Cracked Communities.” This event will […]
Movie review: “The Wolf of Wall Street”
Quaaludes, sex, drugs and 569 variations of the F-word are just some of what is featured in the three-hour long movie, “The Wolf of Wall Street.” “The name of the […]
Honoring Martin Luther King
The Black Student Union at Bellevue College held a series of events from Jan. 20 to the 24th in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, one of the many […]