Fancy movie cinemas: Cinnebarre and Cinerama
With the rise of bootleg DVDs and films being released on demand the same day as theaters, it’s becoming clear that modern movie theaters need to develop new ways to […]
Articles by Mark Onnen
Military in our backyards
As the second part of the “Storytelling with Historians,” ongoing lecture series at Bellevue College regarding the history of the Pacific Northwest, BC Professor Brian Casserly will be lecturing on […]
Degree devaluation in today’s society
It’s probably safe to say that most BC students intend to either transfer to a four-year university or stay and earn their credits here. While the end result can be […]
BC funds students to attend NCBAA conference
For those in primarily two-year colleges like Bellevue College, an organization exists called the American Association of Community Colleges, which aims, among other things, to provide support for both students […]
Movie review: “Elysium”–trying too hard?
In 2009, South African film director Neill Blomkamp put himself on the map with the brilliant sci-fi allegory “District 9,” a mockumentary about a group of aliens that crash-land in […]
Wagner’s “The Ring” cycle featured in Seattle’s McCaw Hall
“Der Ring des Nibelungen,” literally, ‘The Ring of the Nibelungen’ in English, is the most famous cycle of operas by the legendary and controversial German composer Richard Wagner. It is […]
Join ISA’s Tiki Party
Bellevue College’s International Student Association exists to encourage communication and interaction between students of varying nationalities and to provide support for international students. For many international students coming from abroad […]
Check out the student art exhibit
Earlier last month, the 2013 Student Art Exhibition opened in the art gallery in D271, replacing an earlier exhibit that held miniaturized versions of public art installations. The exhibit is […]
In defense of patriotism
It’s July, the same month that our nation declared independence from the British Empire centuries ago, an event we now celebrate as Independence Day. With such a nationalistic holiday, however, […]
Conference empowers women
Earlier this month, several members of the Associated Student Government, the Women’s Center and other politically active organizations at Bellevue College attended the National Conference for Women Student Leaders at […]
Black metal in our backyards
Metal music as a genre has rarely had any significant mainstream exposure, with the notable exception of some popular bands in the 70s and 80s like Black Sabbath and Iron […]
Club profile: Engineering
Bellevue College students pursuing a career in the field of engineering sometimes feel overwhelmed by the difficulty and variety of classes that are offered on campus. As the founder and […]