Women’s tennis: High forecast for 2013
On Oct. 20, the Bellevue College Women’s Tennis team went to Yakima to compete in a jamboree. A jamboree is a large gathering of players who rally at a competitive […]
October 2012
Recreational sports vs. School sports
Playing school sports is an exciting and engaging thing to do, but what if students are looking for an environment that is more relaxed, enjoyable and isn’t demanding of their […]
Making sports more accessible to BC students
Playing a sport is an enriching experience that can be both enjoyable and rewarding. However, the same cannot be said for one’s wallet. Buying brand new sports gear is usually […]
UPS CEO visits BC
Students interested in a career in business were treated to a talk by Nancy Koeper last week. At the North-west region president of UPS, Koeper’s talk focused on what it […]
Communication Club Unites
The Communication Club recently held a viewing of the third and final presidential debate, which was centered on foreign policy. The viewing was held in the Library Media Center and […]
Latin Arts fair at BC commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month
On Oct. 16, El Centro Latino and the Latin American Culture Club held a Latin Arts fair in C-120. The event was part of a series commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month. […]
The run’s roadblock: Why is there no more cross country at Bellevue?
Bellevue College has a slew of competitive sports teams, athletic classes and even clubs, but one of the most popular collegiate athletic pastimes isn’t among them: running. Cross-country joined track […]
Board of Trustees selects candidates
On Oct. 15, the Bellevue College Board of Trustees announced their final four presidential candidates. The search has come down to Dr. Ronald T. Brown, Dr. Terrence J. Burgess, Dr. […]
“8” strikes a chord
Last Thursday saw the first and only reading of “8” at Bellevue College, a drama documenting the legal battle over the constitutionality of California’s anti-gay legislation proposition. It was my […]
Vet support: Transition from the battlefield to BC
How much do we know about veterans here at Bellevue College? They are here, but where and who? The truth is that many may have come fresh from a warzone […]
The Weekly World: The Problem of Partisan Politics
Most of the political candidates vying for your vote nowadays put a great deal of emphasis on their bipartisan methods for solving problems. To me it comes across as mildly […]
Hacky sack: No team, no problem
You’ve all seen it before: a group of college guys and girls laughing it up as they acrobatically kick a suede sack of sand in a circle. It’s all spontaneously […]
Raising importance of music at BC
Many of you may think that the E building is just a random structure near the edge of campus. It’s covered in golden fall leaves and you may see an […]
Letter to the Editor
My name is Ali Collucci. I have been a student employee of Bellevue College for a little over a year, working with Student Programs and Director of the Lesbian Gay […]
Vital Nature: Bearing the Pending Grizzly Diminution
The grizzly bear population used to thrive in a large portion of North America. It wasn’t until about halfway through the 20th century that the grizzly species began showing signs […]
Noodles, noodles, noodles
It’s a Monday, not exactly my favorite day of the week. It’s raining, like usual and I think to myself, it’s noon and I’m starving. I stroll to the cafeteria […]
Kickstarter: Enabling student projects
Bellevue College student Michael Gale has plenty to occupy his time. While pursuing two degrees here at BC, one in Business Management as well as a transfer degree in Business, […]
Celebration Vocal Jazz Ensemble
On Nov. 2, 2012 come to Bellevue College’s Carlson Theatre at 7 p.m. to help kick off the Vocal Jazz Ensemble celebration year. You can help support the talented vocalists […]
“Managing your Money:” Wells Fargo visits BC
Last Wednesday, Oct. 17, the Multicultural Services sponsored a workshop to teach students the basics of money management. MCS brought in guest speaker Gigi Hagen, the Washington region program manager […]
Secretary of Labor grants visit to BC
United States Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, who awarded a consortium of schools in the region a grant totaling just under $12 million, visited Bellevue College last Friday. BC is […]