Sue Bird: Seattle’s daughter
Sue Bird has been a Seattle sports icon since 2002, and one of the few professional sports players to ever bring a national championship to the Emerald City. Before joining […]
June 2009
School is cool, fool
In an ideal world, everyone would be able to get a full, interesting, stimulating secular education before even having to think about how to be employable. Unfortunately, for a generation […]
It’s who you know
Some people have become professional students furthering their education, hoping that someday it will lead to bigger, better jobs. However, it is being shown that in today’s society education takes […]
New officers not hurt by allegations against former manager
On May 18, an Elections Committee held a meeting to discuss complaints made against the former campaign manager of Students Foremost. The meeting investigated whether third-party activity had contributed to […]
Campus operational budget updated
On Tuesday May 26 and May 27, 2009, the College had two separate meetings concerning the current budget status. The informative session took place on Tuesday, 1:30- 2:30, in the […]
GSA takes first step towards resource center
Members of the Bellevue College Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) are optimistic after meeting with BC president Jean Floten and her staff to discuss granting the GSA a room in the […]
Newly elected ASG officers gear up for training
On June 24-26, the college’s newly elected Associated Student Government (ASG) officers will be attending a leadership-training program at Camp Casey in Whidbey Island. The ASG’s attendance is in preparation […]
Thursdays become a day of educational fun
If you like free, and you like museums, here is a list of all the museums that offer free admission on the first Thursday of each month and more. Many […]
Bumbershoot set to make us dance, laugh and work
Katy Perry, The All-American Rejects, Modest Mouse, Franz Ferdinand and Sheryl Crow are just a few of the major label artists that will be performing at Seattle’s Music and Arts […]
Artist profile: The Decemberists
When you think of the traditional rock band, you probably think of a four-piece band with guitar, bass, drums and a vocalist. Portland rockers The Decemberists have made a niche […]
The place to be this summer
Live music brings the party, always has, always will. Live music at an outdoor venue, double so. Marymoor Park will be hosting many live shows this summer from June 27 […]
Living in a Dark Globe
In 1993, two 10-year-old boys abducted and murdered a toddler in Liverpool, United Kingdom. According to the BBC, the toddler was a victim of “brutal and heinous violence”. This horrific […]
The Ball’s in Your Court: Ken Griffey Jr.
The name Griffey, synonymous with memories of the Kingdome, Wheaties, and an era of Mariner’s baseball in which extravagance knew no limit (indoor fireworks after every win!), is once again a part […]
Seahawks veteran: Matt Hasselbeck
Last month, at the NFL Draft, speculation was running wild that the Seattle Seahawks were going to draft University of Southern California quarterback Matt Sanchez as the future heir apparent […]
Baseball captures NWAACC title
Bellevue wins dramatic NWAACC baseball tournament. The Bellevue Bulldogs won the fourth state baseball championship in school history and their second in three years with a win over Columbia Basin […]
Light Rail to benefit sports fans
Seattle’s new Light Rail system is going to change the way you get to Safeco and Qwest Field. […]
Vinyl vs Digital: a new side of old music
You’ve been to rock concerts, you’ve met up at Neumos, camped out at Sasquatch, flaunted your Kanye West shutter shades, and maybe you’ve got a vintage Smiths t-shirt you wear […]
Keep going, there’s always a reason
May 23, 2008, almost one full year ago. A day that I will always remember. It didn’t start of as anything resembling particularly extraordinary for me, but by the end […]