Spruce your face up with some spring makeup tips
If you want to reinvent yourself this spring, try doing something completely different with your makeup using these spring makeup tips. Mascara Mascara is a key component to the accentuation […]
2010
What the fashion? – Recessionistas
Recession depression – It seems as though a lot of us are suffering because of the recession. From unemployment, to cut backs in our lifestyles, and a lot of us […]
Become your own matchmaker and fall in love
Let’s play the dating game! Alright, bachelor number one is an Aquarius: enjoys talking about books, movies, and art while dipping his toes in the ocean, and loves giving deep […]
Funny Fey: making a name for herself
Tina Fey is one of the funniest and most intelligent comedians to grace the NBC television network. Her acting, as well as her writing, has resulted in many a giggle. […]
BC Students Graduate In Record Numbers
President Jean Floten wanted to pay a tribute to the community and graduates at Bellevue College’s commencement ceremony on Friday, June 18, for their sacrifices and struggles to be there […]
Surviving spring break when you’re stuck at home
Passport? Check. Bikini that hasn’t been worn since summer but luckily still fits? Check. Twin pack of sun block from Costco because pale Washington vampire skin and a tropical sun […]
Discussing religious ethics in wars
Two of Bellevue College’s clubs took cues from world leaders when they held a forum concerning “Religions in War” on Tuesday, March 9 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. in N201. […]
“Up in the Air” scribe sits on cloud 9
As Oscar season approaches, more people will become aware of writer/director Jason Reitman’s (“Thank You for Smoking,” “Juno”) 2009 film “Up in the Air.” The film chronicles the travels of […]
Hector’s restaurant kind of a snooze
The words “boring,” “okay,” and “average” don’t begin to describe the restaurant that is Hector’s in Kirkland. By my family and I, the phrases “Eh, I’ll pass,” or “Can we […]
ASG hires new VP Student Affairs and Pluralism
She’s Belgian and German; she’s a violinist, a human rights activist, a photographer, and Associated Student Government’s new Vice President of Student Affairs and Pluralism. Janina Klein was hired as […]
Looking for a new author, try Neil Gaiman
He is considered to be among the top names in writing, and he has won more awards than you can count. He’s won the Hugo Award, a Science Fiction writing […]
MCS celebrates winter
The Multi Cultural Services Annual Winter Gathering took place on Feb. 10, 2010. MCS announced their new Mentor Program that began a few months ago. The event lasted from 11:30 […]
Former BC instructor faces child pornography charges
A former BC instructor has recently been charged with accessing child pornography. Michael Gelotte taught music technology in the computer science department at BC until April 2009. According to the […]
Debate team, GSA, Single Parents Club and more plead for requests
Extra chairs were needed at the Board of Directors meeting during ASG’s weekly meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 10 as students from various clubs filled the room to capacity. The budget […]
Taking ‘Fit’-ness to a new level
Let’s face it, we’re fat. I make this claim not about individual people, but about our society as a whole. Americans, as a rule, are overweight and growing, primarily the […]
A weeklong celebration for MLK, Jr.
Bellevue College spent last week honoring the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Black Student Union kicked off the festivities on Monday, Jan. 11 in the […]
Transferring made easy
Transferring to a four-year university can be difficult, but with the Winter Quarter University Transfer fair today, Jan. 19 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the campus cafeteria, the […]
Computers are worth it
The Technology Advisory Fee committee met on Wednesday, Jan. 13 to approve budget requests. According to the BC website, “the technology fee is used to pay a portion of the […]
Less judgement, more understanding
In case you haven’t noticed by now, there is a sex offender attending Bellevue College. His name is Joaquin Garcia. As a Level III offender, his risk to re-offend is […]
A Major Conversation Stopper
Don’t ask me what I’m majoring in. That simple query can take the cake as the Most Annoying Question Ever, because whenever someone brings up that question, it always leads […]