Seattle sculptors Julia Haack and Tom Gormally present a unique exhibition focusing on recycled materials and promoting ecology By Morgan HodderTwo little people hold their fists high at each other […]
By Chris Wood and Ted Ju The fifth ranked BCC women’s soccer team lost in a 1-0 shutout to Shoreline (SHCC) last Saturday. This was the final game of the […]
By Elizabeth Ballinger Akrem Rebhi never planned on being a teacher. This year, however, Rebhi is hosted by BCC as their seventh annual International Scholar-in-Residence. Rebhi will spend a year […]
Having just finished reading the Jibsheet article entitled “A brief history of crime at BCC,” (Vol 75, Issue 6, October 21, 2008), as the Director of Public Safety, I want […]
When you think about all of the sports that could be played around the increasing sprawl of buildings one comes to mind. The growing sport of Parkour is one. If […]
By Lance BraudIntellectual property should enter the public domain 28 years after it’s created. Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” and “The Empire’s Strikes Back” are just two works of art that […]
By Kimberly AbsherThe BCC Public Safety Web site offers directions on what to do in a variety of emergency circumstances, from natural disasters to acts of violence. “The information on […]
By Elizabeth Ballinger Students in Issaquah public high schools know her as the “Condom Lady.” As of September, she’s BCC’s new director of the Health Science Institute. Sheryl Berman, a […]
Award-winning vocal jazz choir returns with new singers and musicians By Emma Sargeant “Celebration!”, Bellevue Community College’s award-winning vocal jazz band, returns to the stage on Nov. 18, at the […]
By Adam Magnoni Greetings Bulldogs,
By Takumi Torii This past summer I went on an exciting trip. I crossed the U.S. by train, which had been one of my dreams for a long time. On […]
By Scott Carlson Dr. Nalini Nadkarni, an instructor from Evergreen State College (TESC) and ecologist for National Geographic, spoke to BCC science students last Tuesday on some of the unorthodox […]
By Emma Sargeant. Fearful Greek gods set the Doomsday Clock for “7 Minutes to Midnight” in BCC’s newest drama production which opened on November 14 at the Stop Gap Theatre. […]
By Adam MagnoniIt used to really bother me when people would say, “You can’t get a good slice of pizza on the in Seattle.” It was a ridiculous notion, because […]
By Alex Couture “BCC Reads!” is the title of the campus-wide reading program that aims to encourage students to read a particular book every year that can be discussed and […]
By Christopher Wood The second ranked BCC men’s soccer team defeated Highline in a 3-2 win last Wednesday. This game follows the team’s first loss of the season to Peninsula […]
By Christopher Wood Last Wednesday, the fifth ranked BCC women’s soccer team clinched the West Division title in a 1-0 win over Highline. The previous meeting of these teams was […]
By Brook Stallings Ken Kirkpatrick, President of U.S. Bank in Washington, told BCC business students to craft a soul as well as a resume in his Oct. 27 speech on […]
By Christopher Wood With all of the effort that goes into being a part of a collegiate athletic program here at BCC, how many go on to four year institutions? […]
By Kaitlin Strohschein The next time you burn your tongue on a steaming cup of tea remember, “No pain, no gain!” Although this idiom and tea may at first appear […]
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