Have Mercy performs at El Corazon
Nuzzled between the I-5 express lanes and Stewart Street on the lower east side of Eastlake Seattle is El Corazon which hosted Have Mercy’s headlining tour date on Oct. 28. […]
Articles by Patric Williamson
Protesting harms free speech
In light of a string of events at the University of California, Berkley, and on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, I feel that it is important to talk […]
Why metal is not what you thought and everything you want
One of the first things that someone who has never seriously listened to metal music might say is that “It’s just a bunch of guys screaming,” “How can anyone understand […]
Underground bar raided
On Oct. 5 Police and undercover liquor agents raided a private residence suspected of running an underground bar for years in Tenino, Washington. The police accused the homeowner Tad Weber […]
Europe justified unjust legislation as a defense measure
In recent months, Europe has been plagued with extreme issues ranging from terrorist attacks, instability in Spain over an independence referendum to decide if Catalan would remain as a part […]
Footballers need more concussion protection
The National Football League’s concussion protocol and punishment system is a laughable excuse of rules and policies set up to make people like Commissioner Rodger Goodell look as if though […]
International Talk Time Club welcomes all
On Thursday Sept. 28, International Talk Time club held their weekly meeting welcoming new students to the program and getting to know one another. The club consists of students from […]
Trump speaks against North Korea at UN
On Sept. 19, Trump gave an unusually presidential speech to the UN. Aside from a hilarious “rocket man” jab at Kim Jong-un, Trump primarily focused on a unified tone against […]
The Mighty Oaks put a spin on Indie Rock
On Saturday, Sept. 17, The Mighty Oaks, an indie/folk rock band with inspiration for their songs coming from growing up in the Pacific Northwest, and Lydia Ramsey, an acoustic solo […]
BC hosts Constitution Day
On Sept. 18, Bellevue College hosted the Associated Student Governance and Office of Student Legislative Affairs Constitution Day celebration. The event included free welcome packs, popcorn, voter registration forms, readings […]
BC nursing program adapts to needs of transfer students
Recently, the Bellevue College nursing program has begun implementing a new pathway to a bachelor’s degree in nursing by making the transition easier between BC level courses and other universities […]