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By Elizabeth Ballinger Thirteen percent of registered voters say they will be voting for the first time this election season, according to a recent Gallup poll. This number shows no […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger Washington congressional candidates explained their stands on trade, economic and foreign policy to students and community members during the BCC-hosted Oct. 16 town hall discussion “Can We […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger Following an Oct. 7 governor’s announcement of across the board budget reductions for state agencies, BCC will be hit by a projected budget cut of $838,000 for […]

By Adam Magnoni Greetings Bulldogs, There are many things to be afraid of out in this big spooky world

Cady Smola is a performer of the BCC stage whose most recent appearances include Shelly in “The Buried Child” and the saucy maid Petra in “A Little Night Music”. She […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger Shouts of “Yay for Ice Cream!” followed after the ASG finally awarded funding for the Ice Cream Club’s “Random Acts of Ice Cream,” during its Oct. 23 […]

By Lance Braud Ken Goldstein, Political Science professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, presented a lecture on “Media and Presidential Elections,” as part of BCC’s “Coffee, Tea, and Politics” series on […]

By Britten Kai Stark The Board of Trustees met on Oct. 15 to discuss the college’s name change and the impact of the economic crisis on BCC. The business session […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger Celebrating October’s recent legal declaration as “Disability History Month,” BCC will be hosting “Not Just Ramps” at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., October 23, in the Carlson […]

Controversy over gay themed games page a ‘springboard’ to examine stereotypes By Elizabeth Ballinger Cultural stereotypes, slang, offensive words and campus attitudes toward LGBTQ (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Questioning) […]

By Britten K. Stark An elevator to space may realistically be years in the future, but the concept is raising quite a stir in the physics community. Dr. Bryan E. […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger Out of hundreds of eligible colleges, American Council of Education (ACE) Fellow Dr. Adenuga Atewologun, Dean of Natural and Applied Science at the College of DuPage, chose […]

By Adam Magnoni BCC’s Associated Student Government (ASG) met for their weekly Board of Directors meeting on Thursday. Ice cream, board games and playing chess in space were all topics […]

By Mikeya Harper Joy DeGruy-Leary, a professor at Portland State University, will lecture on “Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome,” suggesting that centuries of slavery, followed by instructional racism and oppression, have […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger In 1944, Hideko Tamura Snider was just ten years old when a nuclear bomb destroyed her home and her family a mile from Hiroshima. On October 8, […]

By Elizabeth Ballinger Wednesday morning, BCC students stepped on to the Washington Bus and voiced their political opinions over the radio, got last-minute mail-in voter registration cards, visited prospective and […]

By Adam Magnoni BCC’s ASG Board of Directors held their weekly meeting on October 2. The scheduled start time was 3:30, but mirroring the governmental process, took a bit longer […]

By Britten Kai Stark The collapse of financial institutions in the past weeks may have left students confused and concerned, but Rebecca Baldwin, Social Sciences Division chair, cleared up some […]

By Adam Magnoni – Editor-in-ChiefGreetings Bulldogs,Though most don’t want to admit it, we are back in school full swing. It’s an easy call to make with the crisp air and […]

New technology is only avaliable in four other places on Earth By Takumi Torii This summer BCC opened up their planetarium show, formerly limited to students studying astronomy, to the […]