My Favorite Things… Exploring Bellevue
By Brittany Butterfield.Snow, floods, and freezing temperatures shouldn’t be stopping you from getting out of the house. There is no reason to go stir-crazy, our neighborhood is Bellevue, it’s full […]
January 2009
BC’S First
By Morgan Hodder.On a cold Monday morning in the cafeteria, Stephano Balcer, comedian, stepped on stage, and began his act. “Only seven of you are with me?” Balcer said, after […]
Student Art Showcase: “Purge”
By Morgan Hodder.Randy Huynh said he made this piece on January 14 because he wanted a new desktop picture. Huynh has been doing graphic design ever since he was in […]
Hall of Famer to speak at BC
By James Storbeck, Student Reporter.Well, Santa and the holiday season have been and gone, but baseball season is right around the corner and Tommy Lasorda is coming to town. The […]
King’s Column: National hero Michael Phelps is a powerful marketing tool
By Stephen King, Sports Editor.Target never used to be such an ominous place. Not until the life-sized cardboard cutout of Michael Phelps arrived in the book section. At first glance, […]
ASG Leg. to get assistant
By Brook Stalling.On Tuesday, the Associated Student Government (ASG) Board of Directors unanimously approved funds for the Bellevue Eagles and the Circle K student clubs. The ASG Board received notice […]
Bellevue College celebrates MLK Day
By Brook Stallings.On January 15, over 300 members of the BC community gathered at Carlson Hall to celebrate Martin Luther King’s life and legacy. The two-hour-long event, entitled “Preserving a […]
Search continues for missing teacher
By Elizabeth Ballinger.The Investigation continues into the disappearance of Lynn Stafford-Yilmaz, the BC instructor found missing from the Seattle-Bainbridge ferry last Tuesday. Stafford-Yilmaz’s personal belongings
Floods force 40,000 out of homes
By Elizabeth Ballinger.Canoeing around their neighborhood streets, BC employee Susan Kingsbury and her husband spent last Wednesday afternoon trapped by an overflowing river surveying the damage of the flood that […]
Oh, family and the holidays
By Brook Stallings. Everyone knows the holidays are about family. Many of us don’t like to admit that family is the most stressful part of the holidays as well. I […]
Beverage of the Gods – and this guy here
By Osboune Manuel. I am not the biggest drinker. I find that when I drink too much I don’t sleep all that well and I will be dehydrated the next […]
Funny, but not that funny
By Alex Brown.The television show, “10 Items or Less,” is newly available on DVD. On paper, the show looks like it was stitched together from the corpses of good shows […]
BC alumni gallery preview
By Morgan Hodder. BC hosts a new gallery for Alumni students beginning on January 12 in the D building, Room 271. The gallery will be open from noon to 6 […]
Student Art Showcase – Nimue Tamler: “Will of Doom”
By Morgan Hodder. The photographer of this week’s SAS is Nimue Tamler. She said the piece is titled “Will of Doom,” taken after her model’s stage name. The model is […]
Our World: Some science is full of crap
By Lance Braud. Well here we go, a science column in The Jibsheet. I’ll try not to bore you with the details of RNA transcription or neurological pathways. But I […]
By Brittany Butterfield. “She had apple bottom jeans, and boots with the fur” hit single, and hit fashion for the 2008-2009 trend. This winter’s fashion has hit big with tons […]
My Favorite Things: PC wins over Mac
By Brittany Butterfield. The PC vs. Mac topic has got to end. Some prefer PCs, some people prefer Mac, although I can’t imagine why. I have a PC, it allows […]
King’s Column
By Stephen King, Sports Editor. Each week, juicy pearls of wisdom will spray from this column as I delve back and forth into the world of sport and health. This […]
Bulldogs dominate Edmonds as numbers count
By Jack Linderoth. Last Wednesday, the BC women’s basketball team chalked up another victory on their scoreboard, beating Edmonds CC 91 — 38. The win means that the Bulldog’s have […]
Men’s basketball team secure victory over Edmonds CC
By Stephen King. It was a solid win for the BC men’s basketball team last Wednesday, as they defeated the Edmonds Community College Tritons, 64 — 46. Bulldog domination was […]