Miss America: redefining you
In an interview with CNN, Miss America contestant Alexis Wineman tells the interviewer “My autism isn’t what defines me.” She is absolutely right. She is a human being, and people […]
2013
The Weekly World: Cautious hope for Uganda
We should all be thankful that the proposed “Christmas Present” of East African Policy proposed last year didn’t pass, but the battle is far from over. Indeed, the ever-controversial anti-homosexuality […]
Vital Nature: Climate change and flowers
On our side of the U.S., most of us are cranking up the heat and layering up in response to the frosty outdoors, but for many plants in the eastern […]
LGBTQ honors MLK with spoken word
As part of Martin Luther King celebration week, the LGBTQ Resource Center at Bellevue College put together and presented some spoken word pieces written by their members. It was a […]
Django: Is it really worth the hype?
Quentin Tarantino romanticizes a horrendous chapter in American history, stuffing it into the small saddlebag of a Spaghetti Western. With a runtime of almost three hours and a body-count too […]
Five Guys Burgers and Fries: Love at first bite
“Cheggit.” If you haven’t heard the word, there’s a small taste of heaven to be had among the small town hustle and bustle of Issaquah, not 15 minutes from BC […]
Unknown Mortal Orchestra: An album review
The name of this band is crying out for attention but at the same time acknowledging its mortality. It is an affirmation of love for artistic endeavor. Even so, it […]
“The Binding of Isaac:” An Indie-Gamer’s Review
In my gaming career, I have done many things that society might look on as “immature” or “extreme.” I have thrown my Xbox controller across the room. I have yelled […]
Golden Globes: Fortune teller for a “Cinematic Showdown”
Amidst the ‘white noise’ of celebrity fashion hits and faux pas, glamorous couples and obsessive hype for the Golden Globes, viewers should expect a competitive race for awards between many […]
How can we resolve conflicts?
Leadership is an important skill that will help anybody in the short or long term. One person who knows this more than most is José “Skip” Sampelayo. He has been […]
Helping Child Soldiers: “Invisible Children” Bake Sale
In Uganda, in an area the size of California, there is an army of children living isolated and in fear. The situation appears bleak for children soldiers in Uganda. It […]
Student leaders attend retreat
On Monday, Dec. 10, the Bellevue College Student Programs hosted the Mid-Year Leadership Retreat for student leaders on campus. The event was attended by 53 students from every Student Programs […]
Environmental Club starts up on campus
Bellevue College is home to an active Sustainability Department that works to bring environmental issues to attention on campus. Outside of class, students search for an outlet to express their […]
Steve Ferreira: Never failing, never frowning
Liberty High School graduate and award winning athlete Steve Ferreira is actively involved in the athletic scene in Seattle. The 24-year old was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was […]
Proposed tolls on I-90 bridge affect students
On Jan. 22, the Washington State Department of Transportation will be opening their ears to the public as part of an environmental assessment about a proposed toll on the Interstate […]
Chuck D speaks at Bellevue College for MLK Day
On Jan. 17, Chuck D and his wife Dr. Gaye Theresa Johnson spoke at Carlson Theatre to make students and staff members here at BC aware of the dreams that […]
New frontiers for Bellevue College
Just over a month ago, the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges approved Bellevue College in providing students with two new Bachelor’s Degree programs. In addition to Bachelor’s […]
In defense of civility on campus
A recent altercation on the Bellevue College between two African-American students and one White student has received a lot of attention after a video of it was leaked on YouTube. […]
Women’s tennis team try-outs
One of those most notable sports teams in Bellevue College is the women’s tennis team. Following a profound cleanup of all events at last year’s NWAACC Championships, Head Coach Jason […]