Arts & Features articles
The demise of Worker Retraining has been greatly exaggerated. While the program has indeed run out of funds, as reported in the April 5 Seattle Times, the new fiscal year begins July 1. […]
I had a difficult time writing this. I wanted to give equal time to male attitudes about beauty in this series of columns, and frankly, I was embarrassed to talk […]
Who watches the Watchmen? Students at Bellevue College do. English classes that are teaching “Watchmen” like literature are giving serious graphic novels a long-due comeback. Just like eating Cookie Crisp […]
By Jamie Johnson: The money in your wallet keeps disappearing. The price of gas is higher, the cost of living has gone up, and soon breathing will be a dollar […]
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? […]
Dear Tyra Banks, You, ma’am, are ridiculous. I used to like you. Heck, I will go as far to say I respected you. But my feeling all changed once you started opening that pretty little mouth of yours. […]
Amidst a Western war in the Arabic world that has propagated both prejudice and acceptance between the two cultures, little is still understood in the United States of the mysterious […]
Meet Laurel Cooper. She’s a second-year Bellevue College student getting ready to graduate. You might recognize her from seeing her bright orange hair around campus. […]
This will be a little different, so please, bear with me. Elegância is the name of my new column, in which I hope to call attention to routine beauty and […]
Do you know what a keffiyeh is? You probably wouldn’t at first, but you could probably spot one if you were reminded of a few of the keffiyeh’s misleading western […]
Elvis sat on the recycling bin at the smoking hut at the back of the C building. He wasn’t smoking. He was playing a 12-string guitar. He stopped for a […]
Come next quarter, there will be a new addition to the Social Sciences department that’s already got everybody talking. The class is called “History of Pornography” and it has sparked […]
By Lance Braud. “Everything’s connected, man,” is a statement hippies and physicists can both agree on. Physicists, however, try to figure out how it’s all connected. We’ve come a long […]
By James Storbeck. Are you bored with your life? Feel like you may need a change of scenery? How about an entire change of culture? Well, BCC can help. Through […]
By Brittany Butterfield. Every 56 days or so, the Puget Sound Blood Center (PSBC) bus comes to BCC’s campus for students to donate. The van will be parked outside the […]
By Ashton Cermak. With the current state of our economy, and the cost of higher education, many students have turned to the option of financial aid. BCC offers several types […]
By Lance Braud. Suppose you’ve just finished typing your English paper in the N building’s computer lab. Unfortunately it’s due promptly at the start of class or you get no […]
By Katie Drahos.There is a new club on campus that is smashing its way to becoming one of the more popular clubs at BCC. What club is this, you ask? […]
By Brittany Butterfield.Bellevue Community College sends more transfer students to a four-year university than any other community college in the state of Washington. The transferring process is a piece of […]
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