A movie about a terrible person, but not a terrible movie
By Morgan Hodder. If you avoid thinking too hard about it, “Confessions of a Shopaholic” seems like a movie perfect for our time. It uses a lot of words I […]
March 2009
The mystery behid Art 205’s low enrollment
By Morgan Hodder. Art History 205 may be the department’s unsung voice. Maybe it’s time for it to sing. Students in the Interior Design program are required to take two […]
Student Art Showcase: Christina Rauch’s “Self Sufficient”
By Morgan Hodder. For this week’s Student Art Showcase, Christina Rauch hosts a piece she calls “Self Sufficient.” She said she drew it for an art class. It was an […]
Low demand for high finance
By Ashton Cermak. With the current state of our economy, and the cost of higher education, many students have turned to the option of financial aid. BCC offers several types […]
Our World: This is your mind on teleportation
By Lance Braud. Suppose you’ve just finished typing your English paper in the N building’s computer lab. Unfortunately it’s due promptly at the start of class or you get no […]
The Super Smash Brother’s Club takes campus by force
By Katie Drahos.There is a new club on campus that is smashing its way to becoming one of the more popular clubs at BCC. What club is this, you ask? […]
My Favorite Things: Taking the next step – Transferring to a university
By Brittany Butterfield.Bellevue Community College sends more transfer students to a four-year university than any other community college in the state of Washington. The transferring process is a piece of […]
Boxing is no match for staged and brutal violence
By Brandon Owen, Student Reporter. Professional wrestling organizations such as the World Wrestling Federation (WWE) are non-competitive, prearranged, athletic performing art, which basically puts mixed martial-arts (MMA) fighting and pro […]
Outrage for wrong reasons: Husky Stadium
By Stephen King. Having only moved to Seattle recently, I was amazed to stumble upon an ongoing issue regarding the University of Washington’s bid to renovate the Husky Stadium. UW […]
Bragging rights belong to Bulldogs
By Katie Drahos. BCC women’s basketball team wrangled the Olympic rangers last Wednesday with a final score of 89-56. The Bulldogs got the tip and ran the first half, finding […]
Tight game ends in Bulldog glory
By James Storbeck.Coming into Wednesday night’s game, it was clearly going to be a big one for the Bellevue Community College Bulldogs versus the Olympic College Rangers. With the Rangers […]
ASG to match 50 percent club funds for charity event
By Brook Stallings.At last Tuesday’s Associated Student Government (ASG) board meeting, the ASG voted unanimously to give the Business Leadership Club (BLC) $1,962 for the “2K Walk and Roll for […]
Next transfer fair set for April
By Elizabeth Ballinger.BCC’s next transfer fair will be held April 16th. Thirty baccalaureate colleges and universities are expected to lay out information tables marked by their school colors, and compete […]
Film sparks analysis of attitudes on gender, race in culture
By Patrick Farricker.A documentary examining issues regarding masculinity, sexism, violence and homophobia in modern hip-hop culture by Byron Hurt was shown last Thursday in place of a scheduled presentation by […]
Activist speaks for Black History Month
By Brook Stallings.Why is Black History Month important? Boots Riley, hip-hop artist and political activist, gave 140 BCC community members his answer at his speech on Wednesday at N201. “History […]
Students, faculty take message to Olympia
By Elizabeth Ballinger.In a state Senate hearing in Olympia last Monday, representatives from BCC went before the legislature to testify on behalf of the senate bill that would allow BCC […]