Faculty and students at Bellevue College are alarmed by the University of Washington’s “The Daily’s” recent articles on Gov. Chris Gregoire’s “concern with over-enrollment at community colleges.” According to the […]
In 2007, suicide was one of the top ten causes of death in America. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 34,598 people died from suicide this year alone. […]
Halloween could go down this year like it does every year. You put your costume on, party with your friends ‘til dawn, get drunk, and dance the night away—basically your […]
The start of every new school year also coincides with the return of many familiar faces belonging to coaches and players, in addition to a handful of fresh new names […]
Martin Luther King, Jr. has been a household name and American hero since he delivered his legendary “I have a dream” speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in […]
Young women dressed in sexy and revealing lingerie are no longer just looking up at you from magazine photos, they are now located in Bellevue at Knotty Bodies, a coffee […]
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs (OSLA) has helped organize a rally in Olympia to oppose Gov. Christine Gregoire’s proposal to further cut higher education funding and financial aid. “The […]
Washington State is a place where an artist can grow and explore his/her art. It is also a place where aspiring artists can find a decent education via the numerous […]
Now that the Sounders are bringing the playoffs back to Seattle, sports fans region-wide can let out a collective sigh of relief. As an expansion team, their current postseason run […]
The Seattle area is no stranger to the music scene, spawning notable artists like Pearl Jam and Nirvana during the 90s. Since then, dozens of prominent bands, such as Death […]
Dear Katie, I am the ASG president at the third largest college in Washington State and I have a bit of a problem, you see I have a bone to […]
Leonard Ellis works as a Janitor at Bellevue College, but his real job lies in the pits at Seafair. Ellis has loved hydroplanes since he was a young boy living […]
The name Griffey, synonymous with memories of the Kingdome, Wheaties, and an era of Mariner’s baseball in which extravagance knew no limit (indoor fireworks after every win!), is once again a part […]
When one hears the letters ‘CEO’, a few things might come to mind: Power, success, or perhaps prestige. Anttimo Bennett, current President of the Associated Students of the University of […]
Note: This opinion is part of a point-counterpoint responding to: “Every summer, hundreds of boating enthusiasts in the US drown as a direct result of drunken negligence. Is this Darwinism […]
Sasquatch is perhaps the greatest rock festival in all of Washington State. The festival is a three-day event where many leading and local bands get to play in outdoor stadiums […]
This week, I’d like to write about beautiful women. Well, not just that. I also have serious questions I want to ask. How do we try to control how others see us? Is the image we project really so important? Is a portrait art, or a reflection of the subject’s soul? […]
Ryan Shelton is a team captain and starting center fielder for the Bellevue Community College baseball program. He is also a sophomore majoring in business. Following BCC, he plans to […]
By Simone Johnson – student reporter. With the economy at its worst since the Great Depression, students are facing the tough decision to pursue education or experience. Looking at the […]
In case you didn’t know: a non-contact sport that involves flying disksBy Alex Couture – Student ReporterUltimate frisbee is the sport that can be played by young and old, fit […]
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