Completely green fashion show
In honor of Earth Week, BC’s Fashion Club hosted the Eco-Friendly Fashion Show, with fashion styles and clothes designed from recycled materials. The show took place in the cafeteria on […]
2012
I can do it all by myself
First day of the new quarter. You find a good place to sit, next to someone who looks cool, but normal enough where they don’t blow you off in a […]
Two students write market-worth phone app
Last week, students from all around the area worked for 35 straight hours in a competition to build, design, and program an application for iPhones and Androids. Upon completion, the […]
Why aren’t you recycling?
So as you could probably guess based upon the column I wrote last week, I take Earth Week seriously, and recycling even more. I wasn’t able to participate in any […]
Earth Week: Campus sustainability
It’s Earth Week at Bellevue College and sustainability initiatives can be seen all over the campus. Earth Week is all about promoting environmental friendliness, and with an Environmental Representative on […]
Bellevue wins four in full day of diamond action
The smell of roasting hot dogs and cheers from the bleacher’s crowds filled the Northern side of the Bellevue College campus as the BC baseball and softball teams took the […]
Secretary of State Sam Reed visits BC
Sam Reed, Washington Secretary of State, visited Bellevue College on April 10 to talk about the importance of student civic engagement and its effect on the future of higher education […]
College Civics Week in retrospect
College Civics Week promotes political involvement among BC students Just last week, Bellevue College hosted several events organized by the Office of Student Legislative Affairs (OSLA) for College Civics Week. […]
My fear of transferring
Three weeks ago my only (school-related) worry in the world was getting accepted to all the colleges I had applied to. I had a lot of options, and after my […]
Celebrating Earth Week at BC
The 13th annual Earth Week is underway with students actively raising awareness regarding consumption and conservation. This year’s theme is “Living Local,” which emphasizes supporting the local economy, rather than […]
Interview with BC baseball player Max Brown
Max Brown has been playing baseball for 15 years, since the age of four. Now he is a starting freshmen outfielder for our Bellevue Bulldogs. “It’s crazy to see how […]
BC Model United Nations: New York City
From April 3 to April 7, 2012, 23 of Bellevue College’s students travelled to New York City for the annual National Model United Nations (NMUN-NY) conferences, the most challenging and […]
Do school policies violate First Amendment?
Recently at Seattle Central, students and administrators clashed as a proposal was brought to the table that would limit student protests to only certain times and places on campus. Now […]
Michael Yoon makes a fashionable impression
Whether it’s for business advice or what to wear on a Friday night, Michael Yoon knows it all. Elected as co-president of the Business Leadership Club and president ofthe Fashion […]
BSU’s chance to visit White House
On April 4, Black Student Union Director Laura Culbertson, BSU Advisor Wayne Snow, and new BSU members Carlondo Dudley and Katelyn Lamson, requested funding for their latest endeavor: “Bellevue College […]
Earth Week: films bringing perspective
Since the spring of 2000, BC students have celebrated Earth Week with lectures and of course, a series of films related to environmental issues and sustainability. Focusing on food and […]
Wear a Hoodie and a Scarf Day
Recently the news has been ablaze with information about Trayvon Martin and Shaima Alawadi, who were recently killed in two separate, yet similar, racial crimes. On Wednesday, April 11, 2012, […]
Art Schools: the big decision
Art is a field many people are interested in delving into professionally. Graphic design, musical production, comic animation, playwrighting, and the list goes on and on. You may think that […]
Shadowbox Review
The topic of death is something we all try to ignore. Is this feigned ignorance denial? Or is it an instinct, because we fear what we cannot understand, see, or […]
New York vs. Seattle
New York City, the Big Apple, home of celebrities, rock stars, Broadway musicals, and Fashion Avenue, one of the liveliest cities in the United States. Compare that to Seattle with […]