Experience Seattle, part two
Written by: Sophie Holeman Smiling sweetly in the (partly-sunny) Seattle sun, I link arms with my date and head out the door. I’ve been anticipating this “Sophie Tour” since last […]
Written by: Sophie Holeman Smiling sweetly in the (partly-sunny) Seattle sun, I link arms with my date and head out the door. I’ve been anticipating this “Sophie Tour” since last […]
Written by: Emma Sargeant Friday, May 9, Martyrs of the Apollo Guild invited guests to share their jams at the Kirkland Teen Center. Nick Merz, guitarist, warmly welcomed all to […]
Written by: Emma Sargeant For eight days of the year, the Nevada desert builds a city of art and creative expression called the Burning Man at Black Rock City. The […]
Written by: Sumedha Majumdar The Board of Trustees meeting that took place May 14 at BCC was on par with your typical trustee gathering. It addressed a variety of pressing […]
Written by: Adam Magnoni Back in January when The Jibsheet first reported that there could be two seats made available to students on the Board of Trustees, ASG President Jacob […]
Written by: Tabitha Hanrion Your newly elected Associated Student Government (ASG) leaders want you to know that their offices and their checkbooks are open and ready to work for you. […]
Written by: Susannah Pehrson The well-attended Margin of Excellence Awards Ceremony in the Carlson Theatre on Thursday was not only a token of appreciation for the six faculty and staff […]
Written by: Kylah Ellison Most people who decide to come to BCC are using their time here as a stepping-stone before they move on to a bigger university. Those who […]
Written by: Sumedha Majumdar It is so hard to believe how fast time flies. I still remember the day I came to the United States, and now it has been […]
Written By: Jeffrey Stewart It happens nearly every quarter, either you or the person you’re sitting next to forgets their scantron or bluebook for the exam that’s happening in 5 […]
Chocolate has been characteristically known as a close substitute to that carnal hunger that our world boundlessly craves. Chocolate, although a classically desired substance by both the ancient and the […]
Written by: Sophie Holeman “So, you better believe it. I’m totally going to take you up on your services, what shall we call it …a Sophie Tour?” This was the […]
Written by: Susanna Pehrson To study abroad is a way to open up your mind to other cultures and languages, hardly matched by any other experience. A major side-effect is […]
It’s been a long time since coach Jason Chapman’s tennis team lost a meet. His current players don’t even know how a loss feels. They’ve never lost, ever. The last […]
Before the 2008 regular season starting pitcher Michelle Ruby made a bold prediction: 40 wins. She was wrong by a single game; they won 41. Under head coach Leah Francis […]
For BCC students planning to transfer to a four-year university, the Educational Planning and Resource Center in B232 is a cornerstone of educational planning and networking. The center’s professional advisors […]
Tuition fees for students in community colleges in Washington State will increase beginning fall quarter of 2008. This means that students of Bellevue Community College will be paying a percentage […]
There comes a certain time for many BCC students that the resources available here seem to have been used to a point of diminishing returns. For the portion of the […]
Save time and money when completing a bachelor’s degree on BCC campus. A new degree in psychology, offered by Eastern Washington University at BCC’s campus, increases students’ possibilities to find […]
The ninth annual fundraiser deemed a success By: Adam Magnoni
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