New four-year degrees added to bill
By Brook Stallings. BCC has begun the process of developing three new degrees in progressive fields: Green business practice, Dissymmetry, (a new technology in nuclear imaging), and a four-year radiologist […]
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Don’t fear what you do not understand
By Brook Stallings. Does anyone know why it is so difficult to talk about mental illness? Even while I was trying to write the first paragraph I had to work […]
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor:I want to express my opinion over the article in the January 27th issue and correct a statement that was written about what the ASG Legislative Committee and […]
The future’s bright for Bulldog baseball
By Patrick Farricker. As winter slowly draws to a close, we prepare once again for the upcoming baseball season at Bellevue Community College. BCC’s baseball program, which has seen 38 […]
BCC Women’s basketball team start weak, but deliver the goods
By Katie Drahos. They say defense wins games, and at last Wednesday’s North Seattle women’s basketball game, it could not be truer for the Bellevue Community College Bulldogs. With a […]
Sunny skies forecast for men’s basketball team
By James Storbeck. On Wednesday night, the BCC Bulldogs went to North Seattle Community College (NSCC) to take on the NSCC Storm. In what might turn out to be a […]
Alumni Gallery Review
By Race Dillon. The BCC art gallery is currently displaying the artwork of six BCC alumni. The six artists featured are Gretchen Van Dyke, Joshua Dodhia, Ken Ray, Alexander Hayden, […]
Kelsey Maher, the actor behind the act
By Race Dillon. Kelsey Maher has just started her acting career at BCC, having acted in only a couple of of shows. So far, she’s proven herself adequate. What is […]
Student Art Showcase: Lolita Pollock: “Student life experiencing itself subjectivley”
By Morgan Hodder. Lolita Pollock is our week’s showcase artist, presenting a photograph she titled “Student life experiencing itself subjectively.” Pollock said she got her first camera when she was […]
My Favorite Things… Denise Johnson’s sociology classes
By Brittany Butterfield. Denise L. Johnson found sociology by accident. She enrolled in a sociology class because she needed the credits. Johnson said, however, she fell in love with the […]
Bus Ridin’ Blues
By Ashton Cermack. As a kid, you probably remember a big yellow school bus picking you up and running you to school, while a driver with tired eyes and a […]
Origin of Life: From dirt to humans
By Lance Braud. How did life on Earth begin? How did the inanimate elements come together to form something new that can take in the resources it needs to reproduce? […]
Trustees: Plan for worst-case scenario?
By Elizabeth Ballinger. Reluctant to cut jobs, BCC’s administration will have to lay off teachers and other faculty to meet their $3.5 million target cut for the next two years. […]
Chinese New Year honored by ISA
By James Storbeck. On Monday and Tuesday, the International Student Association (ISA) brought the Chinese New Year in with a celebration held in the cafeteria here at Bellevue Community College. […]
Bad economy gets students fired-up
By Brook Stallings. The Associated Student Government (ASG) hosted two “Budget Cut Student Forums” this week to explain how Washington State’s projected $7 billion deficit will likely affect BCC students. […]
What is that ink under your skin?
By Brittany Butterfield. The word “tattoo” originates from the Tahitian word “tattau,” which means “to mark.” Tattoos have been practiced worldwide: those in tribes, and more widely recognized are tattoos […]
Twenty-two and out of the loop
By Stephen King. As we all know, the current economic climate is making it harder and harder to find a job. What’s even more disconcerting is the fact that people […]
KBCS 91.3, have you heard?
By Alex Hartle. Bellevue Community College’s best-kept secret lies housed in the shadow of its monstrous parking garage. KBCS, the institution’s own radio station, broadcasts at 91.3 FM from a […]
My Favorite Things: Afternoon delights
By Brittany Butterfield. If you’re like me, then between classes, or right after your last class lets out, you’re craving for something to eat. Not that cafeteria food, or bagels […]
Our World: Developing a superpowered memory
By Lance Braud. Every introductory psychology class tells the story of Clive Wearing, the musician who lost the ability to make new memories after a viral infection. He cannot store […]