Women’s tennis: High forecast for 2013
On Oct. 20, the Bellevue College Women’s Tennis team went to Yakima to compete in a jamboree. A jamboree is a large gathering of players who rally at a competitive […]
Articles by Patty Yee
My last words to our graduated staff
Congratulations to everyone who graduated and are heading off to four-year colleges. Thank you so much for being my biggest supporters as I took the position of Editor-in-Chief winter quarter. […]
Transfer and benefits of becoming a student athlete
By Nathan Krohn You’ve most likely heard the phrase “if you want something done, give it to a busy person.” In the case of collegiate athletes this may be true. […]
Penn State looks to recover image with O’Brien
By Nathan Krohn It’s not uncommon that a major university is brought to shame by the athletic department. USC and the University of Miami were put under a negative spotlight […]
Broncos Buck Steelers under new O.T rules
By Nathan Krohn Tim Tebow took the snap and shoved the ball into Willis McGahee’s chest. Recognizing the Steelers’ safeties were cheating in to stop the run, Tebow pulled the […]
Manning future uncertain as Colts say Luck
By Nathan Krohn “As the number one overall pick in the 2012 NFL draft, the Indianapolis Colts select quarterback Andrew Luck from Stanford.” If everything goes according to plan, these […]
Taste the Beast Mode
By Nathan Krohn MarshawnLynch got the ball and was hit immediately. Lost in a standing pile of gigantic men the Thursday Night Football announcers on the NFL Network prematurely called […]
Not ‘just a game’ anymore
By Nathan Krohn On the fourth down, with little more than 11 seconds left in the game, the Baltimore Ravens called upon their kicker, Billy Cundiff, to kick a 32-yard […]
Kobe on Jordan’s level
By Nathan Krohn Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time. Few attempt to refute this statement because of its unanimous acceptance amongst players, analysts, fans and the […]
Pineda out offense in
By Nathan Krohn Every sports fan understands that disappointment and heartbreak are a part of the game. The most successful franchises in history have at one time experienced failure, leaving […]
US OPEN came to an end… What to look forward to next year
This year’s grand slams has finally come to an end and what a surprising final. Novak Djokovic taking the men’s bracket and Samantha Stosur taking the women’s final. Jason Chapman […]
Regular soda vs Diet soda
Regular soda or diet soda; which one? This is something that I’ve always asked myself, I love Coke but can never decide which to get, regular or diet. Diet soda […]
4th of July in Seattle
I can’t believe fourth of July is this coming Monday! The one holiday that indicates summer, although our summer weather is not really cooperating with us this year… Let’s see […]
2011 Wimbledon Outfits
It is already that time of year, yes it is Wimbledon! The outfits are of course all white and yes the women are dominating in their unique outfits for 2011. […]
Blake Lively: The new Rose in Leonardo’s life?
Born on August 25, 1987 in Tarzana, Los Angeles, Blake Christina Lively is an American actress and model who got her big break on Gossip Girl as Serena Van Der […]
Top NBA Jerseys of 2010-2011
Guess whose back! LeBron James takes back number one in jersey sales since April 2004 when Kobe Bryant took over number one in jersey sales. From the list of top […]
Green Sports
This week, we are going to focus on keeping it green at Bellevue College. As we know, the world’s atmosphere is changing due to our use of automobiles, plastics, refrigeration, […]
Top 10 Music Played at Major League Baseball
As we all know, Major League Baseball has just started, which means new songs for this year’s season! Baseball is known for playing a song every time a player comes […]
Spring Sports Coming Up During Spring Break!
It’s spring time, which means new sports for the season! We are introducing baseball, softball, and tennis to Bellevue College to represent us as we bid good-bye to both our […]
BC Player Profile: Jenessa Reid
Please state your name, age, high school attended. Jenessa Reid, 19, West Valley HS What initially sparked your interest in tennis? I started tennis because my mom played it all […]