BC Model United Nations: New York City
From April 3 to April 7, 2012, 23 of Bellevue College’s students travelled to New York City for the annual National Model United Nations (NMUN-NY) conferences, the most challenging and […]
Articles by Ana Palma-Gutierrez
Bellevue College Model UN Back from France
From Jan. 30 to Feb. 6, 2012, six of Bellevue College’s students travelled to France for the annual National Model United Nations-Europe (NMUN-EU) Conference, the second most challenging NMUN conference […]
Camp Casey: Retreat of a LIFETIME
As I begin my position as the new Editor-in-Chief for The Jibsheet, I would like to reflect on my experience at the Camp Casey Leadership Retreat. I shared many great […]
Bento Boxes: Japanese Cultural Connection
When one thinks about packed lunches, a brown paper bag usually comes to mind, but this is not the case for Bento boxes. Bento boxes are a form of art […]
El Centro Latino and Latin American Culture Club Bringing Bellevue College and the community together.
Motivational, courageous, and determined are three words that can best define the members of El Centro Latino/Latin American Culture Club (LACC.) These members have not only made a difference here […]
Cultural Connection: Fernando Llort-El Salvador
Fernando Llort is an internationally acclaimed painter from El Salvador and is well known for his inspiration in “folk art.” His art consists of cartoony images of mountains and villages, […]
The Magical World of Disney: Not as magical as it used to be.
I have to admit that I’m one of those girls who still enjoy some Disney movies, and by “some” I’m referring to the old, classic Disney movies. Yes, I was […]
Artist Profile: Paulina Hernandez
Paulina Hernandez has been studying at BC since 2004; she has an AA in Animations and Graphics, and is trying to earn a second degree in Education. Her passion is […]
Kevin Maybee, casually compiling life experiences into tangible talent
Kevin Maybee is a nineteen-year-old attending Bellevue College and practices art as a hobby. He states to not have a favorite artist “because everyone has his or her own style […]
Cultural Connection: Bringing our world together.
A typical home in Mexico City is usually three stories, built with bricks and cement. Most houses have the following floor plan: The first floor has a living room, […]
Margin of Excellence: Gallery Director Nominated
Ross Brown is the current Art Gallery Director here on campus, as well as a faculty member for the Art Department. In addition, Mr. Brown has been nominated for this […]
The DREAM Act: Determining the lives of an estimated 700,000 undocumented immigrants.
The lives of an estimated 700,000 undocumented young adults, ages sixteen and under, depend on a very controversial bill that has come to be known as the DREAM Act.
Budget cut rumors ned to stop now-they are not funny
Five weeks ago BC was hit with the reality of budget cuts and since then the rumor mill has been working non-stop. We get it, the budget cuts are going […]
Ellen DeGeneres sells Justin Bieber’s hair for $40,668
There are some pretty ridiculous things being sold on eBay nowadays, starting from “original” celebrity autographs (ranging from $4 to $125) to ridiculously expensive “original” celebrity photographs, and for those […]
BC celebrates Nowruz: the beginning of the Persian Calendar
Nowruz in Persian means “New-day,” and it is the beginning of a new year in the Persian calendar. A time of great joy, friends and families gather at Haft-seen or […]
Brandy Pickering: Drawing upon stories for sketches
Brandy Pickering is an 18 year old attending Bellevue College with hopes of majoring in art. She composes dramatic sketches as is if it was second-nature, and her specialty is […]
UW makes the transferring process less stressful
The stressful transferring process has begun, and many BC students fear they have not fulfilled all required credits for graduation. In addition to completing all required credits for an AA […]
TRiO BC’s road to success
Bellevue College, at the moment, is full of students whose minds are all focused on next quarter’s classes and tuition payments. With the budget cuts, along with the rumors that […]
Artist Profile: Emily Gitelman
Emily Gitelman is a Running Start student here at BC, and a senior at Skyline High School. Gitelman has been practicing photography for the past four years, ever since she […]
Artist Profile: Jessie Bi
There are many talented artists here at BC and not many of them are featured, or are credited for their work and commitment. One of these students is Jessie Bi, […]