The Race for Equality Begins Now
Being the sixth and largest state to legalize gay marriage, New York has had thousands of gay marriage supporters celebrating after the same-sex marriage bill passed in Albany on June […]
July 2011
Colleges Drop SAT Writing – Absolutely Ridiculous!
I am flabbergasted as I stare at the computer screen. “University of Missouri offers immediate admittance to journalism honors program with a math/verbal SAT score of 1220 or higher.” I […]
Department of Labor Grant Completed
Three years ago, Bellevue College was the recipient of a $1.8 million grant from the Department of Labor. The grant finally reached its conclusion last week after funding many new […]
Executive Assistant to the President Leaving BC
It began with Jean Floten. The leaving of Jean Floten sparked an exodus of employees, including, but not limited to her executive assistant, Lucinda Taylor, who announced in a recent […]
Serial Story Board: Artistic Misfortune
Being recognized as a talented artist is depicted today as living the life of a rock star. You get tons of money, fans everywhere send you hundreds of letters a […]
For the Love of Pho
It’s no question that even during the summer months here in Seattle, it can be wet, cold and especially dreary. This time of year brings about that ‘not wanting […]
Northwest Coffee Festival to take over Seattle
From June 8th – 17th, coffee lovers gathered in Seattle for the Coffee Crawl, which took place all over the city. The week-long event was the prequel to one of […]
How to Save Money: College-Style
The bill was ten dollars. It was embarrassing when I pulled out my wallet and found only a lonely dollar and some change. My friend grabbed a five and a […]