Vital Nature: Coal or oil?
Whether you’d like to save money on cleaning agents, cut back on your toxic load or decrease your exposure to carcinogens, this is a page for you. It’s a blatant […]
July 2013
The flawed logic on parking
I applaud BC for its creation of alternative pricing options for students in terms of parking after it introducing paid parking permits in 2011. True, the paid parking permits help […]
Summer jobs and staying proactive
With summer, a lot of people decide that it’s the time to be carefree, to just let loose and act as if life has been paused. But I’ll let you […]
Student Profile: Jeffrey Nguyen
Upon first glance, Jeffrey Nguyen, a BC sophomore, may seem like the shy, reserved type, but once you get to know him, he’s anything but that. It’s also probably […]
New Student Programs leadership
Student Programs: El Centro, BSU, LGBTQ and ISA all have new directors for the coming year. For El Centro, Victoria Sifuentes has taken the lead as director. Ron Rodriguez is […]
Rook and Raul: New and old
As the Mariners season progresses, a few shining stars have made their names known. As expected, Felix Hernandez and Kendrys Morales have been playing some great baseball. However, there have […]
Restaurant review: Sureshot Coffee
Pacing the streets of University District in Seattle, it’s deceivingly difficult to find a coffee shop not owned by Starbucks Coffee Company. Shops with funky green mermaid/siren logos sprawled down […]
Joss Whedon’s “Much Ado About Nothing”: A fresh approach to Shakespeare
It would be hard to compete with the 1993 adaption of “Much Ado About Nothing,” starring British legends Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson, but I was gripped by Joss Whedon’s […]