Vital Nature: Fracking and our food
In the midst of a domestic energy boom, livestock are falling ill in a timely correlation to the surge of hydraulic fracturing, a procedure known as fracking. Scientists have more […]
February 2013
The Weekly World: Who are the Neocons?
In the realm of political dialogue, there are very few terms that carry the derogatory weight of the accusatory label “neocon.” In debates, calling someone a neocon is often all […]
Don’t forget us: LGBTQ is diversity too
I have been going to Bellevue College for almost two years now. In my time here I have taken gender classes, sociology classes, obtained a job as the director of […]
Misogyny v. Autonomy: A response to opposers of integration
“Don’t send our daughters into combat,” proclaimed Kathleen Parker in last Monday’s Seattle Times, describing the decision to allow women to work in combat roles within the military as an […]
The flaw in the university personal statement
Off the top of my head, I can think of about seven things I’d rather talk about than my future, and five of them involve eating dirt. However, transfer applications […]
“Learn Guitar in a day:” PBS featured guitarist visits BC
It’s time to learn how to read notes on staff bars or build on what you already know. There may have been missed opportunities to pick up an instrument in […]
Marcus Tibbs: BC basketball star
Twenty two year-old Marcus Tibbs has been playing basketball since the age of five. He started playing basketball when he was in daycare at Garfield Community Center. Tibbs graduated from […]
Attendance is not a slam dunk
It is widely known that college is quite different from high school. More freedom, more people, more options and overall just more fun. One thing that usually stays consistent throughout […]