The Weekly World: “The Cliff We Won’t Mention by Name”
In The Seattle Times and on Twitter; on CNN and on the lips of that news-obsessed friends always talking about politics, just about everyone seems to be obsessing over it. […]
January 2013
Switching to winter sports
When the weather turns cold, and the sun returns to being the legend in the Northwest, many things are forced to adapt to the new conditions. The same is often […]
A comparison of American and Indonesian holidays
In the United States, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Day are amongst the biggest holidays and traditions celebrated. Seems to me the US celebrates most of its […]
OSLA attends USSA meeting
Office of Student Legislative Affairs Organizing Director Thuy Ngoc Pham joined one of the United States Student Association meetings last month. The meeting was held at the University of Massachusetts […]
Student Programs welcomes students
On Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2012, Student Programs put on a Winter Orientation and Open House for new students from noon to 3:30 p.m. “The purpose of [the orientation] is to […]
New screens for Student Programs
“What is students’ tuition being used for?” is a question many students have asked during their time at Bellevue College. Though tuition has been spent on a variety of technologies […]
Tara Kraft paints a vibrant Art Club
The Art Club at Bellevue College gives students the opportunity to meet other students who are interested in art. Students have the opportunity to exchange their ideas and thoughts to […]
Meet Bellevue College’s new president
On Nov. 5, 2012, the Bellevue College Board of Trustees nominated Dr. David Rule for the presidential position. Rule, who hails from upstate New York, joins Bellevue College as a […]