Written by: Emma Sargeant It’s hot, involves bare skin, looking decorated, body painting; yes, do it. The Fremont Solstice Parade, which occurred on Saturday famously, highlighted the popularity of the […]
Written by: Sylvie Xieng The spirit of summer always puts one thing in BCC students’ minds: vacation! And with the sub-par summer weather lingering ever since May, I have never […]
Written by: Susanna Pehrson When taking a closer look at the differences between Swedish college students and BCC students, obvious differences can be made. Not only are BCC students much […]
Written by: Adam Magnoni For many students the summer quarter is for all things that are not BCC. Many will travel with family and friends, work a summer job or […]
Written by: Tabitha Hanrion As the Pacific Northwest slowly eases its way into summer, students can look back fondly at the euphoria they experienced when the newscaster announced that school […]
Written by: Sumedha Majumdar My dad has said time and time again that school life is the most wonderful and memorable experience that one can have. However, when I was […]
Written by: Emma Sargeant Morning Coffee, Dancing Men and Cottontail. Tom Almli’s jazz choir stole the breaths of audience members with sounds which would make candles melt on Friday, May […]
Written by: Lisa Henneman On Friday May 30, the new seat gripping horror film, The Strangers came to cinemas everywhere. The Rogue Pictures suspense thriller is set in Texas, and […]
Written by: Hannah Latimer A flash of skin. The silhouette of a woman, languidly unfurling in a giant martini glass, Burlesque is, in its own right, a dramatization of sexuality. […]
Written by: Ashley Ann BCC’s drama department has always had a habit of putting on great shows, and the latest endeavor of Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” was no […]
Written by: Ashley Ann The Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF), one of the biggest film festivals in the country, is embarking on its 38th annual run this year. Starting on […]
Written by: Scott Coleman The dream of most baseball players is to make it to “The Show” or “The Big Dance.” BCC baseball has been ranked as a top team […]
Written by: Lisa Henneman The BCC baseball team began their season on March 1 losing its first two games against Wenatchee Valley. On May 11 the season ended the same […]
Written by: Kylah Ellison Many people around campus knew Horn Chhim, a longtime employee of BCC’s Custodial Services. Chhim recently passed away and those who knew her are deeply saddened. […]
Written by: Susanna Pehrson About 500 students are expected to attend BCC’s graduation ceremony, which takes place on June 13 at 7:00 p.m. The ceremony does not provide students with […]
Written by: Tabitha Hanrion Three high-performing Career and Technical Education BCC students are the recipients of Washington Award for Vocational Excellence (WAVE) scholarships, provided by the state Workforce Training and […]
Written by: Sumedha Majumdar The Associated Student Government of BCC had its weekly meeting in the Student Union Building situated above the college cafeteria in room C211 at 1:30 p.m. […]
Written by: Adam Magnoni & Nicole Ogden You may have noticed, as it is not that easy to miss, that all the current trends involve “going green.” From food to […]
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