Thumbs up for ASL Game Night
Voices off, but the room was not quiet. Members of the ASL (American Sign Language) club came together July 14 for The ASL Games Night. This was not an ordinary […]
July 2009
The Ball’s in My Court: Steve McNair
As I’m writing this, the grisly details of Steve “Air” McNair’s death are coming out. While sleeping on the sofa, his girlfriend Sahel Kazemi, shot him once in the head, […]
Michael Jackson: Not so strange
Something has happened to me that I’m not sure ever has before. I find myself in agreement with the Reverend Alfred Sharpton. I agreed with Sharpton when he stood at […]
ASG encounter problems during hiring process
After a controversial ASG election period last quarter, the newly-assigned members of Bellevue College’s student government have had some time to settle into their respective positions. However, while these members […]
Cool down by finding the best drink in town
Summer is here, and nothing goes better with warm weather than cold drinks. But if you’re tired of ice cream and blended coffee drinks, it’s time to branch out and […]
Rise Against rocks Seattle
After a two-year wait, Seattle finally got another taste of the alternative group Rise Against. Tim Mcilrath and the rest of the band rocked the WaMu theatre last Monday with […]
Campus career center provides resources, advice
Whether you’ve recently graduated or you’re planning to transfer to another college in the fall, the chances are, you’re looking for a job. But, as you’ve probably heard on the […]
Essays that will not bore you to death
When I hear the word “essay,” 90 percent of the time my brain shuts off and I am rendered motionless. In the case of Michael Ian Black’s new book, “My […]
Staff rewarded for excellence
Faculty and staff at Bellevue College have received $1,000 each for their contribution to the institution and its students. In conjunction with the Margin of Excellence Awards, six employees were […]
Sounders to take on Chelsea FC
For soccer fans that have been waiting for Chelsea Football Club to arrive in Seattle, the wait is almost over. July 18 is less than a week away, and Seattle […]
The price of being Michael Jackson
No matter what one’s personal opinion is of Michael Jackson, most would agree that his untimely death on June 25 was shocking and unexpected. While newspapers, magazines and blogs scramble […]
Financial aid reform
The Department of Education and Internal Revenue Service will embark on a joint venture to populate the Free Application for Federal Student Aid with tax data. The news, which was […]
Soccer’s Emergence
It’s been the most popular game in the world for decades. Its current form was originated in Britain. The original club, Sheffield FC, was founded in 1857. The largest attendance […]
Game over for students at BC
Formerly known as the College’s game room, C103 has been repurposed into a meeting space for student clubs and programs. The machines that once entertained students have been sent back […]