Women’s basketball tops league
Halfway through BC women’s basketball season, the Lady Bulldogs are on top and aiming to stay there. With at least six games to go and the Northwest Association of Community […]
February 2014
Paying for classes to learn “outside the classroom?”
Every quarter it is the same spiel: you hurry and register for classes before they are sucked up and taken over by the over-achieving seventeen-year-olds, then scramble to get your […]
Hollywood celebrity culture taking over the world!
As the people of Ukraine are fighting for their lives with violent protests on the rise, mainstream news outlets are centered on a more pressing story. With the chaos of […]
Generation of science and technology: Amazon “ships before you buy”
Recently, Amazon announced that they’re working on Amazon Air, a system in which drones will have your packages to your home within a matter of hours. The idea is nice, […]
Movie review: “The Wolf of Wall Street”
Quaaludes, sex, drugs and 569 variations of the F-word are just some of what is featured in the three-hour long movie, “The Wolf of Wall Street.” “The name of the […]
The Stanley Parable
Blockbuster, big-budget video games always seem to revolve around the same general themes: guns, aliens, fast cars, sports, explosions, mythical creatures and epic adventures. Adrenaline is the order of the […]
Thai Cuisine at Araya’s Place
Located a few blocks away from Bellevue Square, Araya’s Place is a warm and surprisingly affordable way to kick out the winter chills with Thai cuisine. The place, unassuming from […]
The problem with having problems
Over the break many of us made resolutions to We need to stop making New Years’ resolutions. hold and keep for the new year, but what is the point of […]