ASG prepare to spend, spend, spend
Members of the newly elected ASG staff have some ambitious and expensive plans to make on-campus life more enjoyable for students and staff. One of the biggest investments the ASG […]
Articles by Stephen King
Light rail hits minor problems
The Seattle light rail transit, which carries passengers from Westlake in Seattle to International Blvd. in Tukwila, has been operational for over a week now, but it has not been […]
ASG encounter problems during hiring process
After a controversial ASG election period last quarter, the newly-assigned members of Bellevue College’s student government have had some time to settle into their respective positions. However, while these members […]
Staff rewarded for excellence
Faculty and staff at Bellevue College have received $1,000 each for their contribution to the institution and its students. In conjunction with the Margin of Excellence Awards, six employees were […]
Financial aid reform
The Department of Education and Internal Revenue Service will embark on a joint venture to populate the Free Application for Federal Student Aid with tax data. The news, which was […]
Sex, faith, and unwanted body parts
A girl who hates her right hand, a guy who dies each time he has sex, and a middle-aged man resurrecting his high-school rock band. Sound familiar? Well, for the […]
New officers not hurt by allegations against former manager
On May 18, an Elections Committee held a meeting to discuss complaints made against the former campaign manager of Students Foremost. The meeting investigated whether third-party activity had contributed to […]
Living in a Dark Globe
In 1993, two 10-year-old boys abducted and murdered a toddler in Liverpool, United Kingdom. According to the BBC, the toddler was a victim of “brutal and heinous violence”. This horrific […]
Candidates, affiliates accused of breaking election by-laws
Opposition candidates file formal complaint over alleged campaign ethics violations by members of the candidate team Students Foremost; ASG investigation ongoing. […]
Apple Cup may come to Qwest Field
The University of Washington and Washington State University are currently discussing the possibility of hosting the annual Apple Cup at Qwest Field, home of the Seahawks. The move could be […]
Katie Curses: Guest Curser
After finally getting around to watching “Synecdoche, New York” recently, it dawned on me what a fool Lindy West, writer for The Stranger, had made of herself when reviewing it. […]
Tennis team on top form
Bellevue College’s tennis team won their 50th consecutive competitive match, 11 April, against Shoreline Community College. For most teams in the NWAACC league a win would be welcomed, but for […]
Bulldogs in full swing
Bellevue College’s men’s and women’s Golf teams showcased their talent at the Bellevue Invitational which took place on April 5 and 6. The event, which was held at Redmond Ridge […]
BCC’s first ‘Queer Film Festival’
A collection of provocative films will be shown at Bellevue Community College in less than two weeks. Beginning April 15th, the Gay Straight Alliance Club will be screening an array […]
Bulldogs eager to succeed in playoffs
Stephen King. The Men’s and Women’s basketball teams at Bellevue Community College have reached the playoff stage of the NWAACC Championship. The Men’s team, coached by Jeremy Eggers, currently has […]
Boxing is no match for staged and brutal violence
By Brandon Owen, Student Reporter. Professional wrestling organizations such as the World Wrestling Federation (WWE) are non-competitive, prearranged, athletic performing art, which basically puts mixed martial-arts (MMA) fighting and pro […]
Outrage for wrong reasons: Husky Stadium
By Stephen King. Having only moved to Seattle recently, I was amazed to stumble upon an ongoing issue regarding the University of Washington’s bid to renovate the Husky Stadium. UW […]
Myths influence our diet, health and exercise
By Stephen KingDon’t listen to people when they give you advice regarding staying fit and healthy. What people say can often be wrong. Parents, friends and even health/fitness advisors get […]
The future’s bright for Bulldog baseball
By Patrick Farricker. As winter slowly draws to a close, we prepare once again for the upcoming baseball season at Bellevue Community College. BCC’s baseball program, which has seen 38 […]
BCC Women’s basketball team start weak, but deliver the goods
By Katie Drahos. They say defense wins games, and at last Wednesday’s North Seattle women’s basketball game, it could not be truer for the Bellevue Community College Bulldogs. With a […]