Trump is not good for Europe
Recently, Hungary held a press conference with its Prime Minister Viktor Orban and government officials Laszlo Toketh and Zsolt Nemeth. In this conference Orban praised Trump, saying that he felt […]
2016
Montreal takes a step backwards with pitbull ban
Last June in Montreal, the tragic death of a 55-year-old woman who was mauled to death by an alleged pit bull stirred the public enough to push the government to […]
Upcoming festivities can also bring up seasonal affective disorder
These next few months before 2016 comes to a close will bring about familiar changes. Leaves will turn to a bright orange before wilting into a crackly brown. People will […]
Don’t trust Politifact
One of the most useful roles for the internet is storage for an incredible amount of knowledge and information. Google alone must answer hundreds of thousands of questions a day. […]
Business Leadership Community launches activities for the year
The Business Leadership Community returned from its summer hiatus with a kickoff party in C225 from 2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Organized by project managers Tulio Moreira and Jinnie Hui, […]
Headway in presidential search
There was a special Board of Trustees meeting on Oct. 26, held in room A201. Seven trustees were present at the meeting, including student trustee Marianne Albay, trustee Steve Miller, […]
Low prices but bad fish at Marinepolis Sushiland
Hidden away on 107th Ave NE in Downtown Bellevue, Marinepolis Sushiland is a restaurant that serves an assortment of sushi and other Japanese cuisine. At Sushiland, customers are seated alongside […]
Neon Chrome a triumph of design and gameplay
With big-budget games dominating the market these days, it’s somewhat rare to find a truly outstanding simple game that is good for many hours of playtime. When I heard that […]
Drug addiction is not a character flaw
There is no question of the existence of the opioid epidemic in America, but a Facebook video that has recently gone viral raised questions about the amount of personal information […]
Fight to end sex slavery and improve lives of victims
Trafficking sounds almost benign, trivialized by its similarity to a simple word shared with vehicle congestion or the act of trading illegal products like guns. Human trafficking is a brutal […]
March on with progress or become obsolete
One of the most exciting things living in this internet-powered age is how fast innovation has become. From Uber to Air BnB to YouTube, incredibly disruptive technologies are making more […]
Final debate screening at BC
On Wednesday, Oct. 19, Bellevue College hosted a screening of the final presidential debate in room B204. Multiple instructors from the arts and humanities department brought their classes in to […]
Homeless shelter to open near BC
In order to inform the Bellevue College community about the new permanent Eastside Men’s Shelter that is being built by Imagine Housing, employees of the City of Bellevue and Congregations […]
Hannibal: Tasteful mix of story and gore
A lot of TV shows nowadays tend to sacrifice some aspect in order to either cater to their audiences or fit a tight budget. Those that do successfully combine quality […]
“Coupler:” Faith, love and destiny
Bellevue College will soon premiere the romantic comedy drama “Coupler,” which is centered around love, trust and destiny. Written in 2016, the play takes place in the heart of London’s […]
Exploring the power of wind energy
October is Sustainability Month at Bellevue College, and many students are becoming involved in the push for cleaner energy in Washington. Thirteen students toured the Wild Horse Wind and Solar […]
Luis Ortega shares his past
El Centro Latino invited Luis Ortega, founder of Storytellers for Change, to come to Bellevue College on Friday, October 22 to tell his story about being an undocumented immigrant in […]