Policy will cut textbook costs
By Elizabeth Ballinger. Textbook prices might not be as expensive for next year’s students. A motion to adopt a course material cost saving policy was passed at BCC’s board of […]
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“Circumstantial Stuff”
By Morgan HodderArchitect and designer Thom Faulders delievered a lecture titled “Circumstaintial Stuff” at BCC on Nov. 12. in front of interior design students and the interested public. He said […]
Idioms: “As certain as death and taxes.”
By Kaitlin Strohschein. People pay taxes. Then, they die. The above idiom suggests that death and taxes are among life’s unpleasant inevitabilities. Two authors are credited with invention of the […]
Women lose in 4-0 shut-out
By Christopher Wood and Takumi ToriiThe fifth ranked BCC women’s soccer team was shut out 4-0 by second ranked Columbia Basin (CBCC) in the quarter-final game last Saturday. “We’ve got […]
ASG Legislative Committee changes by-laws
By Adam Magnoni. The BCC Associated Student Government (ASG) held their weekly board of directors meeting on Nov. 13. The board was set to pick up the tabled funding request […]
All you need is love. But what kind?
By Elizabeth BallingerYou can never own another human being. Stop pretending you can. Beatles songs, Cinderella stories, Greek myths, the Bible, and most cultures most of the time have told […]
Tolerance shaped modern Iraq
By Brook Shielding. In a talk on Nov. 13, retired school administrator and Iraqi expatriate, Aida Kouyoumjian said to an audience of 15 that Iraq was a civilized country with […]
Updated: Men lose in Quarter-Finals
By Christopher Wood. The second-ranked BCC men’s soccer team defeated South Western Oregon Community College (SWOCC) 3-1 last Wednesday. This win advances BCC to the quarter-final game with Walla Walla. […]
Preview Men’s basketball upcoming season
BCC men’s basketball season kicks off this Friday. Coach Jeremy Eggers said they should be good enough to make it to the tournament. The team has a whole new offensive […]
Etsuko Ichikawa plays with fire in Bellevue
By Emma Sargeant. Swallowing visitors’ attention at the entrance of Bellevue Arts Museum, in downtown Bellevue, an ethereal scroll depicting the consequence of fire on paper directs viewers to explore […]
Boys, boys, boys…I want you all
By Emma Sargeant. To be with one person, then to exchange a kiss with another sounds a little off-kilter but excitingly free. The freedom to flaunt yourself to men without […]
Resources, counseling provided for returning students
By Lance Braud.Although returning to school after an extended absence can be daunting, that is exactly what over half of the students attending BCC have done. The average age of […]
Library provides resources for students, community
By Hannah Ander and Kaitlin Strohschien The BCC Library Media Center owns 47,525 volumes of printed books, 3,024 items of media materials and subscribes to 400 titles of print periodicals. […]
Men defeat Shoreline 4-1
By Chris Wood and Takumi Torii The second Ranked BCC Men’s soccer team defeated Shoreline (SHCC) 4-1 last Saturday. This was the final game of the regular season,”but you got […]
ASG approves diversity workshop funding
By Elizabeth Ballinger The Associate Student Government (ASG) approved funding for a diversity workshop to be held during Martin Luther King Week in February at their recent Nov. 6 Board […]
American Indian Film Festival is a success
Festival pushes for Americans to understand the roots of their culture By Morgan HodderThe American Indian Film Festival ended on Nov. 7 after showing films by women from indigenous tribes […]
Idioms: “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”
By Kaitlin Strohschein “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” is a pithy saying with such distinctly pious, Catholic origins that perhaps it is written in stained glass somewhere. […]
Premiere of
The production is in the last days of rehearsal awaiting for the Autumn debut this Friday at the Stop Gap Theatre By April DavidsonThe first BCC drama production of the […]
Steve Ferreira: wheelchair athlete
By Brook StallingsSteve Ferreira says lots of people know him at BCC. He is a 20 year old man with cerebral palsy who gets to class in an electric wheelchair. […]
A lost Editor’s Letter
Greetings Bulldogs,I am writing to you with no time. Like most of you out there I have school, work, family and friends all wanting a piece of my precious time. […]