The Oscars: through international eyes
By Alina Faustman. If you missed the 2009 Academy Awards then here’s your quick-fix on this years Oscar buzz. The Oscars had many surprises that made the show more upbeat […]
Articles by Adam Magnoni
Left, right and then left again
By Jamie Johnson. It’s a rare, beautiful sunny day in Bellevue and you’re on your way to class when all of the sudden, while crossing the road, bang! you get […]
Letter to the Editor
To The Editor,I’m writing this in response to “ASG funds Black History Month dance” article on February 18, 2009. In the article by Brook Stallings, it was stated that the […]
Toll could make BCC commute too costly
By Elizabeth Ballinger. The bill proposed in the state legislature last Thursday to allow one-way tolling of up to $3.25 on the Highway 520 bridge would put a weighty burden […]
Letter to the Editor:
The author requested that, due to the sensitive nature of this letter, they remain anonymous. I was very grateful to see that Brook Stallings had addressed the issue of mental […]
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor:I want to express my opinion over the article in the January 27th issue and correct a statement that was written about what the ASG Legislative Committee and […]
Beverage of the Gods – and this guy here
By Osboune Manuel. I am not the biggest drinker. I find that when I drink too much I don’t sleep all that well and I will be dehydrated the next […]
Bulldogs dominate Edmonds as numbers count
By Jack Linderoth. Last Wednesday, the BC women’s basketball team chalked up another victory on their scoreboard, beating Edmonds CC 91 — 38. The win means that the Bulldog’s have […]
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 […]
Take some time to smell the snow-angels
By Jack LinderothThis is an obscenely busy time of year
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. […]
Basketball Briefs: Women fall, Men victorious
Women fall to Mt. Hood in Yakima The BCC women’s basketball team lost to Mt. Hood’s team on Nov. 23. BCC won the first half with 40 points, while Mt. […]
What next?
By Adam Magnoni. Goodbye Bulldogs,Well, I guess we are not parting for good. I will be back next quarter as your Editor-in-Chief, but we will be absent from each other’s […]
Ultimate Frisbee?
In case you didn’t know: a non-contact sport that involves flying disksBy Alex Couture – Student ReporterUltimate frisbee is the sport that can be played by young and old, fit […]
Chris’ Epic Sports Column
By Christopher Wood.When you reach the end of a journey, you must look back at the path you took to get there. You need to see the mountains you have […]
Basketball profile
By Anthony Cantu – Student Reporter.Tiffany Shen is the starting point guard on the BCC women’s basketball team for this 2008-09 season. She has played basketball for 10 years including […]
Men defeat Portland 81-61
By Christopher Wood.The BCC men’s basketball team defeated Portland Community College (PCC) 81-61 last Friday, part of the annual Bulldog classic. “Bellevue is a good team,” said Kevin Collier, PCC […]
When all glamour is lost
By Adam MagnoniRemember when you were but a child? Remember the long days playing as if you were an adult? I would create in my imagination that I was a […]
Chris’ Epic Column
By Christopher Wood.Last time I wrote in this fine column, I claimed that gaming was not a sport. For those with a brief memory of the past, or for those […]
Chris’ Awesome Athelets of the Week
Pete Harris (left) Pete is a sophomore on the BCC men’s basketball team. Last week Pete had one steal and scored six points against Portland. In his spare time, Pete […]