Editor’s Letter
By Adam Magnoni. Greetings Bulldogs, This, our second week of the winter ’09 quarter, is off to a chilly start. I hope you didn’t get caught stuck in that book […]
January 2009
1960-Now: Polls show what has changed, what hasn’t
By Elizabeth BallingerA recent Gallup poll determined 56 percent of U.S adults report believing racism against blacks is still a rampant problem. A gap, however, was found between races on […]
ASG gets student voice on budget
By Elizabeth Ballinger. BCC is expected to lose at least $2.6 million in state money over the next few years, and Amanda Alva is trying to get students interested in […]
Campus takes MLK dream into new era
Forty-six years after the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood at the Lincoln Memorial and told 250,000 civil rights supporters of a very particular dream he had, members of […]
Take some time to smell the snow-angels
By Jack LinderothThis is an obscenely busy time of year
Soccer ace set to bring glory to Seattle Sounders FC
By Stephen KingThe Seattle Sounders Football Club (FC) were set to become a formidable force in Major League Soccer, introducing Freddie Ljungberg to their squad in October. Ljungberg, 31, reportedly […]
My Favorite Things: doing New Year’s right
By Brittany ButterfieldCelebrating New Year’s is no quiet matter. It’s a holiday that has it all, dancing, drinking, fireworks and making a New Year’s resolution. This is one of my […]
Student Art Showcase
By Morgan HodderIn this new section we will host the artworks of any BCC students who want their art published. We want you to show off your skills and talents […]
Editor’s Letter: Welcome Back
By Adam Magnoni – Editor-in-ChiefHere we go, another quarter at BCC. Or should I say BC as we are now Bellevue College. It is a great thing, this new quarter. […]
Employee caught stealing equipment
By Elizabeth Ballinger.A BCC employee was arrested on campus at 5:31 am, December 9, for incidents of theft spanning the last several monthes. The suspect, who was caught in the […]
Governor urges $30 million higher ed. cut
By Elizabeth Ballinger. For the next two years, Governor Chris Gregoire has proposed a $300 million dollar cut across the board for community and technical colleges, a total 8.3% cut. […]