Pro/Con: Art programs vs. financial dilemma
So you aren’t a big art fan and you think that art should be the first thing cut in any college or school-type program. While I am not one to […]
So you aren’t a big art fan and you think that art should be the first thing cut in any college or school-type program. While I am not one to […]
With globalization taking place rapidly, maintaining originality is becoming more and more of a struggle for artists. The influence from other regions of the country or even other parts of […]
Imagine sitting with your friends and family in front of a camera broadcasting to millions of viewers on national television and having to tell the world your plan for the […]
The sixth-ranked Bellevue College men’s basketball team took to the road last week with two trips in the NWAACC North region. On Wednesday, Feb. 15, Bellevue travelled to number one […]
True sports fans understand that the highest level of competition doesn’t always equal the best entertainment. Some fans decidedly prefer college sports over professional because of the atmosphere of the […]
I really hate going out at night in this weather. It makes it almost impossible to look cute and not freeze your butt off at the same time. And since […]
“Come one, come all, and see the amazing planetarium show—FREE! This show will explain how awesome black holes are and other amazingly cool stuff in our universe.” OK, so that’s […]
Hitting the road on Wednesday, Feb. 8, the Bellevue women’s basketball team headed to Skagit Valley to take on the Cardinals who were undefeated in league play and had previously […]
Sitting at his desk in G200, Bill O’Connor leans back in his grey swivel chair, looking up at the wall decorations as he reminisces over the most difficult thing he […]
On Wednesday, Feb. 1, about ten BC students participated in the 2012 Community and Technical College Student Legislative Rally hosted in Olympia at the capitol building. Both community and technical […]
Bellevue College’s cafeteria filled up with about 360 students on Tuesday, Feb. 7 at around 7:30 p.m., but a lot of the people at the cafeteria weren’t BC students. Because BC […]
From Jan. 30 to Feb. 6, 2012, six of Bellevue College’s students travelled to France for the annual National Model United Nations-Europe (NMUN-EU) Conference, the second most challenging NMUN conference […]
As of Jan. 23, 2012, Bellevue College now has a new four-year degree program in Healthcare Technology and Management. This field needs more workers who are competent in ongoing computerization […]
“IBIT is writing to inform you that MKTG 234 has been cancelled due to low enrollments. IBIT apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.” Wait, what? After having registered for […]
Valentine’s Day means different things for different people. For some, it’s the worst day of their lives. For others, it could end up being the best. But all in all, […]
With more than 1,300 international students and numerous clubs supporting many cultures, BC has an exceptionally diverse campus. The Multicultural Services (MCS), which is geared toward student achievement, is hosting […]
Black Student Union (BSU) strives to create an environment where students of African descent can come and feel welcome as well as connect while learning about their history. Their motto […]
Currently on View in the Bellevue College Gallery Space: February 14 – 29, 2011 Made Local: Produces of the Pacific Northwest Reception: February 23, 5 – 7 p.m. Made Local […]
For a guy, there are three occasions in which the responsibility falls solely on you to make sure that your female counterpart has an enjoyable and memorable experience: Birthdays, anniversaries […]
After President Obama said last week that state governments must lower tuition costs or face a revokation of federal funding, Washington’s three largest universities spoke out against this, calling the […]
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