A portrait of Callum Dickson
By James Storbeck. Dickson said if he were emo, he’d call himself “Cut Me Callum.” If he were a Viking, he’d call himself Ragnar of Galagnarmarathium. If he were a […]
February 2009
BCC drama teacher Dennis Schebetta will take his students and their play to a festival in Moscow, Idaho, where it will be judged for the David Mark Cohen National Playwriting […]
Student Art Showcase: Sean Smolen: Fish
Morgan Hodder. Sean Smolen hosts his piece “Fish” in this week’s student art showcase. “This picture is something I sketched while I was thinking about my novel, [which] I’ve been […]
Lady Bulldogs continue lucky streak
By James Storbeck. On Wednesday night, the BCC women’s basketball team was able to hold off the Shoreline Community College Dolphins by a score of 47-38. This was the third […]
Myths influence our diet, health and exercise
By Stephen KingDon’t listen to people when they give you advice regarding staying fit and healthy. What people say can often be wrong. Parents, friends and even health/fitness advisors get […]
Bulldogs trounce Shoreline after slow start
BCC Men’s basketball team climb to first place in their division By James Storbeck. The BCC Bulldogs were able to overpower the Shoreline Community College Dolphins 74-48 on Wednesday night […]
Welcome to the Biological Age
By Lance Braud. Dr. Gita Bangera, biology and genomics instructor at BCC, is serious about promoting science among students. So much so, she’s put together ComGen, a way to bring […]
Education and career experience mark the target for success
By Simone Johnson – student reporter. With the economy at its worst since the Great Depression, students are facing the tough decision to pursue education or experience. Looking at the […]
My Favorite Things… BCC Jobs
By Brittany Butterfield. Whether food services, communication, or technical jobs are what you are looking for, BCC offers multiple choices for students looking for a job on campus to gain […]
Missing teacher’s family holds memorial service
A memorial service will be held this weekend for Lynn Stafford-Yilmaz, the BCC instructor found missing from a Bainbridge ferry the night of January 13. Although Seattle police consider Stafford-Yilmaz […]
Floten: “We are still the face of America”
By Patrick Farricker. Wednesday, BCC President Jean Floten delivered a “Budget Planning Update” at Bellevue’s Carlson Theater. The presentation addressed BCC’s gloomy revenue forecast, which projects additional cuts and reductions […]
Inventor honors Darwin
By Brook Stallings. In a speech that spanned 10 billion years and disciplines as diverse as agriculture and computer science, Dr. Leroy Hood explained Darwin’s theory of natural selection and […]
ASG funds Black History Month dance
By Brook Stallings. Black Student Union President Robin Bailey wants to know if you know who invented the traffic light. If you don’t, you will soon have the opportunity to […]
Toll could make BCC commute too costly
By Elizabeth Ballinger. The bill proposed in the state legislature last Thursday to allow one-way tolling of up to $3.25 on the Highway 520 bridge would put a weighty burden […]
Letter to the Editor:
The author requested that, due to the sensitive nature of this letter, they remain anonymous. I was very grateful to see that Brook Stallings had addressed the issue of mental […]
My Favorite Things… Do Valentine’s Day right
By Brittany Butterfield. Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank, or taking a horse-drawn carriage ride down extravagant avenue. Either way, this holiday celebrated on February 14 by […]
The Chemicals of Love and Attraction
By Lance Braud. For the last few years, Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist, has become famous for her study of why people fall in love with one another. She’s been […]
Just another Hallmark Holiday
By Brittany Butterfield. Valentine’s day is all about expressing your love, appreciation and affection for the one you care about. However, this year’s Valentine’s Day seems to be more about […]
“New in Town” review
By Katie Drahos. The film, “New in Town,” is rated PG, runs 96 minutes long and comes to theaters January 30th. In it, Ren
Valentine’s Day Movies: What will you and your sweetie be watching?
By Ashton Cermak. Valentine’s Day is not far off, and it’s a good time for couples to celebrate with a few classic romantic movies. Here are some of the cr