Food deserts are a major issue
Food deserts are a growing problem in select areas around the country. They tend to occur in low income zones. What this means is that there is no access to […]
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Food deserts are a growing problem in select areas around the country. They tend to occur in low income zones. What this means is that there is no access to […]
Seeing something beautiful or enjoying a funny moment used to be a natural part of life. Enjoyment was part of the routine. Now a notable, funny or surprising event is […]
When I moved to Washington about eight years ago, one of the things I instantly noticed was different from the other places I had lived was the weather. It was […]
From an early age, most parents tell their children that they have to focus and work hard in order to pursue their dreams. If they give all they have and […]
As with most things, the Internet is both a blessing and a curse. Having basically the sum total of human knowledge at one’s fingertips that can be accessed anywhere in […]
Studying abroad is one of the best choices I have ever made in my life. Being in the greater Seattle area has introduced me to great people and given me […]
Being a Bellevue College student comes with a few perks. A few weeks ago, I took a free, private three-hour introductory lesson on Farsi at BC from a native Persian. […]
It is said that if one wants to better their surrounding circumstances they must first work on their inner self as an individual before any outer change can occur. This […]
Cosmetic surgery is nearly as old as human civilization. In India, the punishment for adultery was losing one’s nose and eventually people figured out how to get a flap of […]
A mirror gives reflection, what one chooses to interpret from that image of self depends on their self-image which is an internalization of emotional response to, but almost never an […]
Growing up in the individualist society of the United States I took for granted the importance of good self-esteem. Now I’m seeing that there may be other, more important factors […]
Amongst those running for president this year, one candidate in particular stands out as a bastion of common sense and decent thought. To ensure good dental hygiene for everyone and […]
One of the only things I remember from history class in elementary school is learning about classic composers. Beethoven, Bach, Mozart and many more were as popular as rock and […]
We are lucky here in Washington to not bear the full brunt of the opioid epidemic like some places on the east coast. I’m sure there are heroin addicts and […]
We live in a highly structured society. Skyscrapers appear to be soaring higher. New technology is released frequently. Jobs are becoming more competitive and specialized. There are new advancements constantly […]
Starting way back in January, graffiti began popping up in the B building and the library about homophobia, Islamophobia and transphobia. An unholy trinity. Now, three months later, it seems […]
Before leaving Bellevue College, every one of its students needs to take a cultural diversity class. Up until six years ago, language classes fit into this category, but “fell off […]
I’ve always thought that trying to compare Microsoft and Apple products to determine which one is overall better than the other to be really no different than asking if Coke […]
Apple and Microsoft are two of the biggest technological companies in the world and are competitors in the market for computers and phones. Here in Washington where Microsoft was founded, […]
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