New age of the digital mind
Many have coexisted with computers all of their life. My earliest memories involve watching from the floor as my father stared at a screen doing work that my mind could […]
2014
Pete Carroll gets contract extension
Coming off of the most dominant season in Seahawks history, it was obvious to Seahawks fans that Pete Carroll was the coach for this team. That fact was reassured when […]
Baseball dept. on past, present and future success
A number of players from Bellevue College have been drafted by Major League baseball teams, some making it to the big show and one player even makingittotheMLBAll- Star game. Prospective […]
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Last week, Captain America returned to theaters when “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” hit theatres. It’s the movie that critics are calling a “comic-born, action extravaganza” (Jules Brenner, Cinema Signals) […]
Sleep in your car, not the library
It’s been a long time complaint of students that there is almost nowhere that they can study. The halls are too loud, and often it’s more distracting than not to […]
Fly with free Wi-Fi
When I look around in a heavily populated area, it’s hard to find somebody who isn’t on their phone. Social media, gaming and texting has become a very big part […]
Funding for public transportation
For BC students who don’t rely on public transportation too often, King County Metro’s Proposition 1 talk could be a bunch of nonsense that doesn’t seem to mean anything. Unbeknownst […]
Swinging into action this spring quarter
The Bellevue College baseball team has been training hard over spring break to start off the first games of the new quarter this year and played a non-league game with […]
Triple Brutal is very brutal
On April 1, the new Austrian Death Machine album hit the virtual shelves across the Internet and actual shelves in select retailers. Triple Brutal is the third album from the […]
ASG and OSLA leads fired
As of April 1, 2014 Zawdie Terry, former president of the Associated Student Government and Shawn Jafri, former organizing director of the Office of Student Legislative Affairs, were fired for […]
Election kick off
On April 15, the Associated Student Government will be hosting their annual Election BBQ, however, a couple of things have changed. This year, instead of just having one option of […]
RECED: 260 Northwest Fitness Exploration
Peter Prescott, who is the Fitness Center director, Wellness Center program manager, among “too many” other things at Bellevue College, is teaching a class that will introduce students to a […]
Generation of science and technology: V2V
You may think that you’ve heard all of the ridiculous ideas in the world, but alas, you have not. Within the next three years, it is highly possible that all […]
Fantasy sports: Get your head in the game
Professional sports have always been a favorite thing for people to unite around. However, a lot of fans want to take that a step further and become a part of […]
BC Foundation scholarship deadline nears
The BC Foundation is now accepting applications for scholarships. The deadline is April 22, 2014, with no extensions. Students can revise, edit and add more to their application and essays […]
When and where does it all end?
Before Netscape was acquired by AOL back in what some call the “good old days,” the source code was released and rewritten by the Mozilla project into what would become […]
North Korea: Military expenses
North Korea needs to stop military activity because it can’t afford infrastructure or to feed its own population. Because of its hermit- like qualities, news from North Korea is notoriously […]
Everyone can garden
Karrin Peterson, a teacher at Bellevue College and the leader of the BC garden club said, “The goal of our garden club is to teach students how to garden and […]
NOOK Glowlight
Avid readers, those who know an avid reader, or those who want to become an avid reader need a NOOK Glowlight. It’s changed my life for the better but also […]