Phi Theta Kappa inducts new members
On Wednesday May 17, The national honor society Phi Theta Kappa conducted an induction ceremony at Bellevue College to welcome the new members and welcome back the old ones. The […]
Articles by Isabella Paxton
“13 Reasons Why” fulfills suicide revenge fantasies
A couple of months ago, the book “13 Reasons Why” was turned into a Netflix series and like many of the streaming site’s other originals, it gained popularity very quickly. […]
United situation is blown out of proportion
A couple of weeks ago, a video was posted on the internet of a United Airlines passenger being violently dragged from a plane by a couple of security guards who […]
Spring Dance Festival showcases variety of dances
In the Carlson Theatre at Bellevue College, a group of dancers run around the lobby, saying hello to their friends and family fifteen minutes before the show of the year […]
iZombie season three is dark, but lovable
When my sister and I watched the second season finale of “iZombie” we both walked away disappointed and upset. After a long discussion we agreed that we would give the […]
Wolf Haven conserves wolves through education
In the small town of Tenino a couple hours away from Bellevue is Wolf Haven, a sanctuary for wolves and coyotes. On weekends throughout the year except for the Feb. […]
Table 19: Predictable, chaotic, but adorably romantic
When I first saw an advertisement for “Table 19” a week before it was to be released I was confused. It was a movie with Anna Kendrick, Lisa Kudrow and […]
“Hidden Figures” star gives speech at Microsoft
On Feb. 24 at the Microsoft Headquarters in Renton, Margot Lee Shetterly came to give a speech directly before her flight to the Oscars, which were to take place that […]
One nerd’s journey to space: Tim Lloyd visits BC
On Jan. 17, Tim Lloyd, the lead cognizant engineer at Blue Origin, came to Bellevue College to speak about his experiences with building rocket ships designed specially to take everyday […]
Franklin Falls a hike to winter wonderland
Throughout most of the year, Franklin Falls is known as an easy hike to a pretty waterfall. This past winter, it was so cold the waterfall froze over, turning into […]
New No Wrong Door Initiative
The student affairs division is implementing a new set of customer service standards, meant to be fully active by the beginning of next school year. This initiative is called “No […]
“Show Me the Money”
The interdisciplinary course “Show Me the Money” had been taught once before in the spring of 2012. It has now been revived and revamped for the coming winter quarter. It […]