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Coco Peru set to open new LGBTQ center
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning/Queer (LGBTQ) community has been a prominent aspect of Bellevue College for some time, but until now, they haven’t had an appropriate space to …
BC’s swine flu plan
It seems like every few years there is a new disease, viral or bacterial, in nature that seems to scare populace and make them run for the hills. A few …
New study abroad programs announced
As students are returning from studying abroad in Peru, doing activities such as exploring Machu Picchu, spending the night in Aguas Calientes, going on an excursion to the Sacred Valley …
Bellevue Community College becomes Bellevue College
As of April 13, 2009, Bellevue Community College officially became Bellevue College in preparation of awarding its first bachelor’s degree. Why the change? “Because many people associate ‘community college’ with …
What you should know about parking
For many students, the most stressful part of the new term occurs long before they attend their first class, or even join the long line at the book store. The …
S building opens up for 09/10 school year
Incoming BC students might be tempted to run to their science classes instead of away from them when they see the new science building-better known as the S building. Standing …
Mayor speaks on behalf of sister city
On Wednesday, Bellevue came face to face with its sister. That is to say that Seita Tanaka, Mayor of Yao, Japan, Bellevue’s sister city, visited Bellevue College in order to …
Electric cars of the future arrive in Seattle
On July 25, Tesla Motors opened up their fifth show room worldwide, located in Seattle. Walking into one of Tesla Motors’ showrooms is kind of like walking into an Apple …
ASG prepare to spend, spend, spend
Members of the newly elected ASG staff have some ambitious and expensive plans to make on-campus life more enjoyable for students and staff. One of the biggest investments the ASG …
Light rail hits minor problems
The Seattle light rail transit, which carries passengers from Westlake in Seattle to International Blvd. in Tukwila, has been operational for over a week now, but it has not been …
Burden of loans lifted from students
The government’s new Income-Based Repayment program (IBR) that went into effect on July 1 of this year has made it easier for students with low income jobs after college to …
Want a job:get an internship
As the economy continues to worsen so does the chances of finding a suitable future career. Not only has the job market become much more prestigious but there may be …
Thumbs up for ASL Game Night
Voices off, but the room was not quiet. Members of the ASL (American Sign Language) club came together July 14 for The ASL Games Night. This was not an ordinary …