Astros Sign Stealing Puts Black Mark on MLB
On Nov. 12, sports journalism organization The Athletic started the controversy of the year by publishing an article revealing that the Houston Astros “stole signs during home games in real […]
November 2019
NFL Protection Rules Not Necessarily Protecting Players
Football is inherently violent. Back in the 1900s there was even backlash about the risks involved as the sport grew in popularity. No matter how much the NFL tries to […]
The permanent effects of temporary policy
During his presidency, President Trump has pulled back environmental protections and regulations all over the United States, even releasing 13 million acres of federal land for mining. From laws regarding […]
The United States needs to get its internet together
According to a study by the Open Technology Institute, in most American cities, when it comes to internet, we pay more to get less than people living in many other […]
Deadly super-bugs may have been underestimated, CDC report finds
A new report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention bears a grim warning about deadly antibiotic-resistant fungi and bacteria, also known as superbugs. “A lot of progress has […]
Tory Lanez turns up the nostalgia on “Chixtape 5”
As the 2010s comes to a close, the one thing that this decade will be remembered for is rap music’s complete embrace of R&B aesthetics. Rappers of the 90s and […]
Bulldog Food Pantry provides food for students in need this Holiday Season
Did you know that the Student Volunteer Center operates a food pantry for Bellevue College students and staff? You might even have walked past it before. It’s located outside the […]
Bellevue College Celebrates Trans Day of Remembrance
This Wednesday, Nov. 20 was the 20th annual Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR). A day that according to its founder, Gwendolyn Ann Smith, “seeks to highlight the losses we face […]
Recap of the Trump Impeachment Hearings week one and two
On Wednesday Nov. 13, the U.S. House of Representatives began their public hearings into the impeachment process for President Donald J. Trump. The House Intelligence Committee began testimonies with acting […]
Two Dead, Three Wounded in Saugus High School Shooting, California
On Nov. 19, around 7:30 a.m., a 16-year-old student opened fire in a common meeting area of Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California. In a matter of seconds, three […]
Resources and Tips for Approaching Finals Week
As the end of fall quarter draws close, so too does finals week, and with it a storm of studying, coffee and stress. Multiple statistics and studies show that students […]
No, Boomer isn’t even close to the N-Word
Yes, we’re having that conversation. As wild as this may sound there are actual sentient human beings who believe this. It would benefit all of us to address this now […]
Gamefreak is ruining Pokemon
By the time this comes out, Pokemon Sword and Shield will have launched in stores around the world. The newest installment of the massive Pokemon franchise is the first main-series […]
KSI vs Logan Paul: Battle of the Youtube Heavyweights
On Nov. 9, Los Angeles hosted the sequel to the much-anticipated battle between two social media stars: KSI and Logan Paul. Bringing in different fans than the ordinary boxing crowd, […]
Sounders win 3-1 in route to second MLS title.
In the midst of the Seahawks being damn good and the Mariners being terrible, the Seattle Sounders have won their second MLS Cup in franchise history and their first since […]
Laptop Buying Guide
Whether it is the technical lingo or the sheer variety of choices, shopping for a laptop is far from easy. To aid you in your quest for new technology this […]
Return of a legend: Toyota Supra steals the show at SEMA
Toyota released its 2020 Supra this summer, and in a short time it has become one of the most hyped up models on the market. It’s no surprise that the […]
The Lighthouse gives us a masterclass in horror
There are a lot of horror movies out there, but there is nothing that even comes close to “The Lighthouse.” This film perfectly conveys the emotions of isolation and loneliness […]
Seahawks pull out tough OT win against the Niners, 27-24.
In one of the most important games of the year, the Seahawks came out on top 27-24 in overtime. Despite the Niners’ stout defense containing Russell Wilson for much of […]
FAFSA applications are open: here’s what you need to know
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is open for all college undergraduate and graduate students. The U.S. Department of Education offers federal aid in the forms of grants, loans, […]