We live in an amazing time of communication. The Internet has allowed people to get messages out at blistering speeds to staggering amounts of people. The ability to take in […]
One-size-fits-all is a phrase seldom uttered these days, especially when it comes to clothes. It’s no surprise either, it’s a terrible idea. Everybody is shaped differently and when it comes […]
Food trucks seem to be everywhere these days. Any trip to a somewhat populated city center inevitably turns up a couple of the mini-restaurants on wheels, usually feeding a line […]
Yet again, North Korea is in the news stirring up trouble. The oftentimes incomprehensible actions of the nation is usually the butt of jokes here in the US, but the […]
There’s a lot to be said about living on the Eastside of Seattle, but when it comes to real authentic Korean food the area is sorely lacking. A good, homey […]
In fall quarter of 2016, BC will start offering two BAS degrees in Health Promotion Management and Healthcare Management and Leadership for students who already have an associate degree in […]
Donald Trump’s popularity is seen by many to be indicative of deep-seated racism and general idiocy amongst Republicans in particular and the American people in general. I feel that instead, […]
Ignoring all politics about gun control, shooting guns can be an incredibly entertaining and satisfying hobby. One of the best ways to get rid of stress that I know of […]
If my Facebook feed is any indication, there is no more pressing topic right now than immigration. Hunger, poverty, unemployment, war, economic illiteracy, scientific illiteracy, actual illiteracy, oppressive government regimes […]
After a string of well-publicized school shootings, the question has been raised of how to prevent further instances of violence or, failing that, how to react when a shooting occurs. […]
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, flu shots were offered in C120 to Bellevue College employees and their dependents. Workers from getaflushot.com were present and served an estimated 150 people, more than […]
Tumblr is quite possibly the most venomous, myopic and fascist corner of the Internet that exists today. A hotbed of the absurdly ludicrous from the exponentially ballooning number of genders […]
Located on Main Street and 148th ave near the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market, Kukai ramen is an authentic Japanese joint close to BC where students can sate their craving for rich […]
For aficionados of high-concept sci-fi and dark, dark humor, there’s not a lot of TV shows that fit the bill. In fact, before Rick and Morty there were exactly zero […]
Science journalism has definitely taken a turn for the worse. With social media coming into the mainstream and clickbait a lucrative option for websites, the quality of media across the […]
On Sept. 30, 2015, Peer-to-Peer hosted a volunteer appreciation event to celebrate the start of the academic year and to thank the volunteers that work to assist the BC community. […]
If there’s one thing that isn’t in short supply, it’s Thai restaurants. Almost as common as Starbucks, it’s hard to throw a rock without hitting one. With so many places […]
Every quarter, the BC Foundation has a fundraising event at BC sports games to get people excited about BC sports as well as to fund the foundation’s activities. On Sept. […]
Talk to almost anybody enough and they’ll give a nearly endless list of problems in this country. Nine times out of ten, it’ll come down to an economic issue. It’s […]
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