SIFF captivates Seattle
One of the great things about living in the Pacific Northwest is its status as a cultural center. A huge contributing factor to this is the Seattle International Film Festival […]
2009
ASG Report: 5/19/2009
On May 19, the Associated Student Government (ASG) held their weekly board meeting, which began at 3:33 p.m. Despite the absences of board members Vicki Ma, vice president of finance […]
In Brief: Hearing on ASG elections, Used book drive, BC Reads program
Student Political Platform meeting On May 28th, the legislative committee will be hosting an open forum for students to develop a collective political platform in N-201. The platform developed at […]
Protect the vulnerable
Note: This opinion is part of a point-counterpoint responding to: “Every summer, hundreds of boating enthusiasts in the US drown as a direct result of drunken negligence. Is this Darwinism […]
Student art profile: Web comedy by Joriah Goad
Deadpan comedy is a style perhaps best known by comedians like Bob Newhart, Jim Gaffigan and Jemaine Clement. Film is a good medium for this style of comedy, but its […]
The Ball’s in Your Court: The Seattle Storm
The hyperbolic, redheaded stepchild of the Seattle sports community is, in fact, a girl. Considered by most to barely be even a consolation prize after the Super Sonics’ doomed departure […]
News Briefs: Nominees announced; mental health forum sponsored
Nominees announced for annual award Bellevue College has announced the 2009 Margin of Excellence Award Nominees: Kristen Connely, Patrick Beardsley, Larry Boykin, Ryan Collier, Jan Ng, Julie Soto, Hristio Stoynov, […]
College hosts spring UW transfer fair
On Tuesday May 12, representatives from the University of Washington (UW) came to Bellevue College campus to inform students about transferring and to talk about the many different programs and […]
Twitter: Why I don’t give a tweet
Twitter could quite possibly be the worst invention of all time. I have no idea why it is so freaking popular. When I first heard about twitter I thought it […]
ASG Report: 05.12.2009
On May 12, the Associated Student Government (ASG) held their weekly board meeting. Due to the absence of board members Chapman Cheuk Hei Chung, the marketing and public relations representative, […]
‘Unethical’ campaigns get none disqualified
The Associated Student Government Election Committee announced Wednesday that it has opted not to disqualify the two newly elected officers who admitted to behavior found unethical to get votes during […]
Chapman: Excellence in coaching
The low point in Jason Chapman’s career as the Bulldog’s tennis coach was five years ago, when his team lost the Northwest Athletic Association of Community College’s tournament to Green […]
Pen meets paper, and paper meets screen
Everyone has a story to tell. Some decide to write their stories in books and leave the imagery up to the reader, others write plays and bring the drama to […]
Mariners: One month in and counting
The beginning of the 2009 season for the Seattle Mariners has been tumultuous, to say the least. The team started April with a promising road trip during which they went […]
Sasquatch music festival 2009 preview
Sasquatch is perhaps the greatest rock festival in all of Washington State. The festival is a three-day event where many leading and local bands get to play in outdoor stadiums […]
Hey UW, won’t you throw us a bone?
This cartoon was originally published earlier this year, but was republished after it won a prize.
Artist Profile: Peoples Republic of Komedy
Wednesday is one of the most boring days of the week. But the first and third Wednesdays of each month have gotten a little funnier with the Peoples Republic of […]
ASG Election Results
Joseph Root elected ASG President […]
‘Away we go’: I wanna go there too
The film follows the journey of a thirty-something couple, Burt (John Krasinski of The office) and Verona (Maya Rudolph of SNL), as they cross America in search of a nice […]