Possible megaquake brewing in Washington
On July 20, 2015, the New York Times published an article by writer Katherine Schultz under the headline, “The Earthquake That Will Devastate Seattle,” popularizing talk of the Cascadia Subduction […]
On July 20, 2015, the New York Times published an article by writer Katherine Schultz under the headline, “The Earthquake That Will Devastate Seattle,” popularizing talk of the Cascadia Subduction […]
It is the bitterest child that has no empathy for their elders. I fear for the day when those born in the last few decades, growing up in their relatively […]
Chris Edwards A well-groomed young man who I found playing ambient sweet and melancholy progressions on the common’s piano, Chris is the second in his family to go to college, […]
In this era of lazy reboots and sequels, where a movie’s entire purpose is to provide intellectually cheap fan service, “Jurassic World” does not rise above the grotesquely expensive blockbuster […]
In post-Ferguson America, where every angry cop garners the attention of cameras, McKinney Texas becomes the site of yet another example of seemingly racially influenced police brutality. As many already […]
Signed into law in the post-911 blindness which ravaged our nation, the Patriot Act is consistently found to incorporate new and unexpected transgressions of constitutional law. Among the most appalling […]
Since December of 2014, 14 vending machines located on Bellevue College’s campus have been broken into by an unknown individual or group armed with a crowbar. “We’ve had 12 machines […]
Friends of my parents used to always tell me, after one too many funky monkeys, “Emry, if you’re going to get into drugs, do it in college. In fact, just […]
“They call me Nacho,” said Nacho. Nacho, the pseudonym chosen by a student requesting anonymity, does not believe the ingestion of drugs on campus is uncommon or necessarily something that […]
“Cities like Bellevue (i.e. elitist, aloof, arrogant, and snobby) and colleges like Bellevue College (i.e, ditto) DO NOT like to admit there are Homeless numbers, or others in poverty, in […]
Folklife is the annually strange and fantastic four day congress of hippies and hipsters, dirty kids that never let go of the ‘90s and squeaky suburban parents, gold and silver […]
In what was described by the Guardian as the fastest growing protest movement in history, the country’s push towards fossil fuel divestment is sweeping through universities. Seattle was the first […]
Since the days of global exploration and imperialism, historical and cultural artifacts have been removed from their original resting places and brought to museums. Indiana Jones was a fictional golden […]
Bai Tong, located just off of 148th and Bel-Red road, has invested a good deal in interior decorations. The front entrance opens up to a mock replica of the king’s […]
Elections derive legitimacy from the interest and participation of the voting population. If no one votes, or if their votes are easily subverted on the way to the ballot box, […]
As BC students muddle themselves together to try and push through spring quarter, the last quarter for many before a cathartically anti-educational vacation, the Bloodworks Northwest mobile donation centers have […]
In March 2015, Dr. Gayle Barge, vice president of Institutional Advancement at Bellevue College was honored by Diverse Issues in Higher Education—a nationally circulated magazine with a majority readership of […]
Café Purple, located off of NE 4th St. and 106 Ave NE in downtown Bellevue, was packed Feb. 14 for an overcast Valentine’s day. The café’s heavy front doors, 12 […]
On Friday, May 23, almost a hundred students gathered to shake what their mothers gave them at Pink Prom: Become Your Fantasy, sponsored by the LGBTQ Resource Center and hosted […]
Every year, Washingtonians gather in a small and dank theatre in Seattle’s downtown to witness history in the making. Hump! Fest, an amateur Northwest pornography festival, is a yearly celebration […]
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