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The BCC Library Center is making a new addition: a detention center has been added to one of the meeting spaces in the Library. The new center is intended to […]

Does an institution have the right to define the freedom of self expression of its constituents? A small group of students at the college are asking their government that very […]

Sarah Palin is enrolling at the College spring quarter 2009. She will be attending the Associated Student Government fall elections for presidency. The fall elections start on April 28 with […]

Go big or go home. Catch air or bail out. Try an ollie or grind the half-pipe. These known skateboarding terms are riding their way to the College campus. Over […]

We walk by them all the time on campus, the little huts with the green roofs and translucent windows that provide shelter for all the smokers here at the College. […]

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By Patrick Farricker. At last Tuesday’s Associated Student Government (ASG) board meeting, the ASG voted 5-1-0 to give The Edge of Sound (BCC’s podcasting club) $2003.52 in order to attend […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger. BCC Public Safety and Bellevue Police are still looking for the driver of a maroon hatchback who reportedly hit and abandoned a pedestrian on BCC campus February […]

By Brook Stallings. On Wednesday in room C120, Vice President of Administrative Services Rachel Solemsaas gave BCC faculty and staff an “Update of Budget Strategies” Tuition and class fees at […]

By Brook Stallings. Students and faculty gathered in room C120 last Wednesday for the winter 2009 Coffee, Tea, and Politics discussion, entitled “Health Crisis in America: Politics, Economics, and the […]

By Brook Stallings.At last Tuesday’s Associated Student Government (ASG) board meeting, the ASG voted unanimously to give the Business Leadership Club (BLC) $1,962 for the “2K Walk and Roll for […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger.BCC’s next transfer fair will be held April 16th. Thirty baccalaureate colleges and universities are expected to lay out information tables marked by their school colors, and compete […]

By Patrick Farricker.A documentary examining issues regarding masculinity, sexism, violence and homophobia in modern hip-hop culture by Byron Hurt was shown last Thursday in place of a scheduled presentation by […]

By Brook Stallings.Why is Black History Month important? Boots Riley, hip-hop artist and political activist, gave 140 BCC community members his answer at his speech on Wednesday at N201. “History […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger.In a state Senate hearing in Olympia last Monday, representatives from BCC went before the legislature to testify on behalf of the senate bill that would allow BCC […]

A memorial service will be held this weekend for Lynn Stafford-Yilmaz, the BCC instructor found missing from a Bainbridge ferry the night of January 13. Although Seattle police consider Stafford-Yilmaz […]

By Patrick Farricker. Wednesday, BCC President Jean Floten delivered a “Budget Planning Update” at Bellevue’s Carlson Theater. The presentation addressed BCC’s gloomy revenue forecast, which projects additional cuts and reductions […]

By Brook Stallings. In a speech that spanned 10 billion years and disciplines as diverse as agriculture and computer science, Dr. Leroy Hood explained Darwin’s theory of natural selection and […]