Yields 1 serving: feeding yourself has never been so hard
Lean Cuisine, Campbell’s Chunky, Cup Noodles, fruit/salad and “skip it.” Eeny, meeny, miny, moe, who should be the first to go? If you find yourself struggling with the above scenario […]
May 2011
Goldfish cuisine for dummies
They say dogs are slowly replacing children, and you probably can’t deny that since the creation of dog strollers and dog restaurants. By saying dog restaurants, I don’t mean dog-friendly […]
Tears of a suitcase
In my personal experience, the process of transferring from one college to another has been a tumultuous journey that has caused me to reassess my goals and how I live […]
Job and Networking Fair elicits excitement from students
On May 4th the 2011 BC Job and Networking Fair representatives dressed in their Sunday best spread the good word of opportunity to eager students with excitement emanating from their […]
Serial Story Board: New Kid
When asked, most people can recall one huge, horrendously embarrassing moment that happened to them in school.
Kevin Maybee, casually compiling life experiences into tangible talent
Kevin Maybee is a nineteen-year-old attending Bellevue College and practices art as a hobby. He states to not have a favorite artist “because everyone has his or her own style […]
Cultural Connection: Bringing our world together.
A typical home in Mexico City is usually three stories, built with bricks and cement. Most houses have the following floor plan: The first floor has a living room, […]
Margin of Excellence: Gallery Director Nominated
Ross Brown is the current Art Gallery Director here on campus, as well as a faculty member for the Art Department. In addition, Mr. Brown has been nominated for this […]
BC students have breakfast with Secretary of State, Sam Reed
On Thursday Bellevue College students, appropriately dressed in pajamas, enjoyed breakfast at 9:30 a.m. with Washington’s Secretary of State Sam Reed during BC’s Civics Week.
Reject Movie Reboots
A sinister plague has taken over the film industry and consumers are continuing to suffer.
The DREAM Act: Determining the lives of an estimated 700,000 undocumented immigrants.
The lives of an estimated 700,000 undocumented young adults, ages sixteen and under, depend on a very controversial bill that has come to be known as the DREAM Act.
BC Student Programs hosts first Student Senate
Yelling matches in the parking garage, buying a $150 textbook that would only get use once the whole quarter, or a vending machine breaking down and taking your money. Sadly, […]
Softball Demolition, Bulldogs with Overwhelming Victories
It was a quaint sunny day on April 26th down at the Northwest BC softball field. Visiting team, Edmonds Community College, was locking horns with the Lady Bulldogs in a competitive […]