Stressed about finals? How to study the right way
In approximately one week, the entire content of your class will be summed up into a two-hour exam, and to emphasize the importance of this final, realize that many professors […]
2012
What to do if you’re home for spring break
A week off of school is not something to be taken lightly. I know a lot of people whose plans for spring break can be explained in one of two […]
Bulldogs bite not strong enough in Spokane
The Bellevue College men and women’s basketball teams travelled east to Spokane for the March 3-6 NWAACC basketball tournament. The Bulldog women (24-6 overall) qualified as a number two seed, […]
Kony 2012: A manipulating Internet sensation
Going viral upon its release on March 5, “Kony 2012” is a documentary filmed to raise awareness regarding the Ugandan warlord, Joseph Kony, who abducts children and then turns them […]
Living Treasures: Honoring Pluralism
The Diversity Caucus, an affinity group that focuses on pluralism for both students and faculty at Bellevue College, is celebrating its tenth year with its semi-annual “Living Treasures” event. To […]
The Foreigner: Must see play!
Sometimes when you go in to see a play, you measure the theater building and think you have it all figured out. The theater looks drafty, there are too many […]
Interior Design Professor Wins National Merit Award
Bellevue College is one of the only three schools in the state that offers a bachelor’s degree in interior design. Peter Benarcik, one of the college’s professors, and his program […]
Getting to know Megan Phan
Known as the ASG Environmental and Social Responsibility Representative, Megan Phan has significantly impacted others by inspiring, educating, and providing great friendship to many BC students. Although Phan was born […]
Bellevue College: Singing it’s way to Glee Club
“This energizes me!” said Trisha Brink, English instructor and faculty advisor of the BC Glee Club. Yes, Glee is on TV, in video games, at your local Claire’s and now, […]
BC Academic Success Center dedicated to the Rosens
The Bellevue College Foundation has recently dedicated the Academic Success Center to highlight and commemorate the generosity of Stan and Michele Rosen. Stan Rosen is currently serving as a board […]
Fundraiser: Japan, one year post-disaster
It’s been one year. This time last year, Japan was dealing with a major natural disaster. While a year seems like a long time and the Japanese disaster has left […]
International Visitors: Denmark and Japan
Bellevue College has always welcomed diversity to its campus, and the next few weeks are no different. True to its goal of international diversity and global interaction, our college is […]
BC Women’s Tennis warms up season against Whitman
It may not be obvious from looking outside, but spring is fast approaching and with it comes the warmer weather sports, most notably, tennis. The Bellevue College Women’s tennis team […]
Diaspora: Human expression shared between cultures
On Feb. 28, the friendly librarian Benaya Israel transformed into self-proclaimed “Mr. Music” for the day. He was the mastermind behind all the soulful goodness you may have noticed flooding […]
Book vs Nook: Battle of the century
Technology may be taking over the world, but it will never invade my library. I’m an active bibliophile, and I love more about books than just the stories in the […]
Cavalia: The must see show of a lifetime
It all began with the massive white tents that overtook portions of Marymoor Park, similar to those from Cirque du Soleil. After the tents followed the enormous billboards scattered seemingly […]
Black History Month ends with an artistic bang!
Black History was definitely in the house on Feb. 24, 2012 in the BC cafeteria. The program was MC’d by Shanika Russel. If you were able to join the special, […]
“The Foreigner”, opening March 7
“In this inspired romp, Charlie Baker is a painfully shy Englishman who must spend a few days alone in a fishing lodge in Georgia. His friend Froggy helps by telling […]
The importance of space
Ballpoint pens, ear thermometers, shoe insoles, long-distance calling, the computer mouse. These are pretty normal items that a lot of people see or use every day. And every single one […]
BC Art with Linda Thomas: Beginning printmaking class
Linda Thomas, an Arts professor at BC, shows the Printmaking class a panoramic view of a shoe box full of tissue paper. After asking what they did with their weekend, […]