Smash Bros. Melee
“Super Smash Bros Melee” is one of the most impressive games that came out on the Nintendo GameCube. Although it was released within a month of the GameCube’s debut, the […]
Articles by Chris Sukle
BC’s anime club: The Genki Society
Summer break arrives, the sun comes out and students, normally busy with their classes, have a chance to relax. However, for the various clubs at Bellevue College, there are more […]
Changes coming to FYI email system
Over the course of spring quarter the faculty of Bellevue College participated in several presentations meant to improve the Bellevue College ‘FYI’ email system. According to the Office of Information […]
Fitness and finesse with capoeira club
Capoeira is a martial art form that originated in Brazil, best known for its elegant dance-like movements. “Capoeira breaks down into actually being a game, a dance and a martial […]
“Super Smash Bros. 64” a Nintendo retrospective
“Super Smash Bros.” opens in a child’s room. A single glove flies around, grabs a few toys, arranges them on the desk, making an ”arena” with some books, a pencil […]
Super Smash Bros club games days away
There are a multitude of clubs at Bellevue College covering a range of subjects from theater and chess to gardening and video games. The Super Smash Bros club is one […]
Sustainability presses onward
Since May, the office of Environmental Sustainability has been without a director. Previous director Deric Gruen left, opening up the position to potential applicants. According to Patrick Green, program manager […]
Bellevue College goes dark
On Thursday, July 24 at approximately 2:00 p.m., Bellevue College experienced a sudden blackout that interrupted school functions, causing the school to shut down early. A squirrel was responsible for […]
The next generation of ASG
This summer quarter, the new Associated Student Government took their positions and are in the process of learning what will be expected of them in ASG and making plans […]
Injustice: Gods Among Us
With “Injustice: Gods Among Us”, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has produced a game that every childhood comic book fan was dreaming of: seeing some of DC Comics’ most iconic superheroes […]
CollegeHumor dares fans
On June 25th, CollegeHumor.com, a website known for its signature brand of often off-color or downright dirty humor, released a video that completely departed from their usual content. “I Dare […]
Student Programs brings 2013-2014 to a close
On Thursday, June 13, Student Programs hosted their End of the Year Celebration. This party is dedicated to honoring clubs, advisers, events and programs that made a significant difference […]
ASG brings salary debate to students
The Associated Student Government is focusing on the issue of staff and faculty pay, and they are taking their message directly into the classrooms. With the board of trustees meeting, […]
Students embark to Camp Casey
It is time for the annual leadership conference Camp Casey to once again host the students of Bellevue College. Located on Whidbey Island on the Puget Sound coast, the former […]
“Pour It On!” Student photography, sculpture, drawings and paintings
On June 4, the school’s art department held an exhibit called “Pour It On!” The exhibit focused on Bellevue College students’ work, including photography, sculpture, drawings and paintings. In addition […]
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Last week, Captain America returned to theaters when “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” hit theatres. It’s the movie that critics are calling a “comic-born, action extravaganza” (Jules Brenner, Cinema Signals) […]
Sleep in your car, not the library
It’s been a long time complaint of students that there is almost nowhere that they can study. The halls are too loud, and often it’s more distracting than not to […]
A final and warm farewell
This week, one of the employees of student programs is preparing to retire. Candy Stewart, well known for her work in financial aid, multicultural services and student programs is retiring […]
Technology taking over the world
So lately, I’ve noticed a trend that I find disturbing. Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING seems to be moving to a digital format. Music, games, books, you name it, and […]