NSA has seen your nudes
If you aren’t convinced that the NSA is full of scumbags already, Edward Snowden has released something that is bound to change your mind. Not only do they spend […]
Articles by Lauren Putnam
Generation of science and technology: Why CA trumps WA
Remember like months ago when I wrote about the hydrogen fuel-cell cars that would hopefully be on the roads soon? (I’m sure everybody reading this does because I know everybody […]
No faculty, no students
BC students have taken to the halls to petition on the behalf of BC faculty and staff. In one day, students were able to receive 183 signatures. At the time […]
Generation of science and technology: The future of shopping
Now, let’s not lie to ourselves – everybody loves shopping. Everybody. There’s an unexplainable sense of satisfaction that comes from getting a really nice jacket or a coveted pair of […]
Inside Childish Gambino’s Deep Web Tour
After going to a really good show or concert, sometimes I go back and listen to the artist a few days later and realize I’m going through withdrawals. That’s what […]
Generation of science and technology: The doc will Skype you now
Doctor visits are never fun. You have to sit in a crowded room full of people who are either way more sick than you are or just make you downright […]
Generation of science and technology: Google’s driverless cars
Imagine going to work, reading the daily paper, enjoying a latte from Starbucks… All of this while behind the wheel. Sounds really dumb and dangerous, right? Well, by 2017, we […]
BC Model United Nations success in NYC
On March 30 – April 3, BC Model United Nations went to New York, N.Y. to compete in the Model United Nations New York Conference. BC MUN had many students […]
Enjoy living a healthy life this spring
For anybody that loves being outside, the BC Wellness Center is the place to be this quarter. With many outdoor activities planned already, it’s hard to find an activity that […]
Fly with free Wi-Fi
When I look around in a heavily populated area, it’s hard to find somebody who isn’t on their phone. Social media, gaming and texting has become a very big part […]
Generation of science and technology: V2V
You may think that you’ve heard all of the ridiculous ideas in the world, but alas, you have not. Within the next three years, it is highly possible that all […]
NOOK Glowlight
Avid readers, those who know an avid reader, or those who want to become an avid reader need a NOOK Glowlight. It’s changed my life for the better but also […]
Prez.Obama:The “coolest” celeb of them all
Those who don’t live under a rock are well aware of who Barack Obama is. If someone doesn’t live under a rock and still doesn’t know who he is, […]
Generation of science and technology: “Tablets defining restaurant experiences”
It’s 2014, and technology is obviously as advanced as ever. Don’t get me wrong, I love my iPad mini and I love my Nook, but when I go to a […]
Washington Wind Symphony: “States of Mind”
On Mar. 9 at the Kirkland Performance Center, the Washington Wind Symphony put on their “States of Mind” performance. It was phenomenal, and that’s coming from someone who doesn’t normally […]
Generation of science and technology: Brener-Lee calls for privacy
Oh, Edward Snowden. What a beautiful mess you’ve created. It’s been quite some time now since America, and other nations alike, have discovered that we are the victims of […]
LGBTQ Power of One Conference
On April 3 to April 5, BC Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer and Questions members will once again be attending the Power of One Conference, this time in Utah at […]
Generation of science and technology: The Apple iCar
Did you ever think that something like the Apple iCar would ever become real? Or that maybe one day that tiny bit of cosmetic work that you wish to have […]
Generation of science and technology: “Then and now”
Due to a death in the family, I’ve been doing a lot of reminiscing lately. Talks about my childhood have brought upon fond memories and lots of laughs. Just ten […]
Generation of science and technology: “Twitter–world news in 140 characters or less”
While live-tweeting football games and awards shows has proven to be annoying as hell, Twitter truly has brought something new to the table. With its growing popularity over the last […]