October brings out disability pride
October is Disability Awareness Month. It was created to celebrate the contributions of individuals with disabilities and to bring awareness to the needs of disabled people. According to the US […]
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Breast cancer awareness month begins
The chance of a woman being diagnosed with invasive breast cancer is 1 in 8. The chance of it killing her is 1 in 35. October is National […]
Wuv, luv, lub, dude I Love you…..?
Love … that 4 letter word that has so much passion and so much meaning… a word when said can put butterflies in your tummy and make you want to […]
Beauty… meet the Beast
Cuddly Disney buys hardened comics veteran, Marvel and now the world is crashing… What could be easily the greatest, or the worst moment in the history of comic books has […]
Womens soccer gets revenge with 4-2 win
The Bellevue College Bulldogs women’s soccer team avenged the embarrassing lost they suffered a week ago by beating the Wenatchee Valley Knights 4-2. It was their second win of the […]
Student develops new pitching tool
Upcoming pitchers will soon have a new tool at their disposal to help them tune their craft. Bellevue College student, Rose Brittain, is working with a company called Morlex LLC […]
The Independent Lens Film Festival through our eyes
If you enjoy film half as much as I do, then you’ll want to check out the Community Cinema screenings. Sponsored by “Independent Lens,” (an Emmy Award winning Public Broadcasting […]
LGBTQ Center opens with festivities
Since the foundation of the Society of Human Rights in 1924, which is the first known gay support group, the battle to achieve equal rights for the gay community has […]
Faculty Masterpieces – Bellevue College Art Exhibit
The Annual Bellevue College Art Faculty Exhibition runs from September 28 to October 22. The gallery is located on the second floor of D building (above the library) in room […]
Long lines and no books
Other than finding a decent parking spot amongst a sea of vehicles, obtaining the correct books on time for your classes is one of the most challenging aspects of […]
Groups rally against I-1033
On July 3, 2009, Tim Eyman, Leo Fagan and M.J. Fagan, who formed a group called Voters Want More Choices (VWMC), filed Initiative-1033. Although the Washington State Constitution only required […]
Yikes! No room to move
It’s noticeable in the classrooms, in the cafeteria, the student lounges and most definitely in the parking lot – student enrollment is up. According to Trina Ballard, the Director of […]
Bulldogs win in close game
The Bellevue Bulldog volleyball team started off the 2009 season on a winning note, but the win didn’t come easy, as the team bit and clawed its way to a […]
Huskies miss infamous record
The Huskies flirtation with the record books of infamy is finally over. The Huskies forgot any risk of becoming the first Pac-10 team with a 16 game losing streak by […]
Will BC students sit under the sunday night lights?
Around the time that leaves begin to fall from the trees and salmon return home to spawn, sports fans start to get a little itch in the back of their […]
New look Seahawks roll over Rams 28-0
The Seahawks made a statement in the opening game of the 2009 season by creaming their division rival St. Louis Rams by a score of 28-0 in front of a […]