I came, I saw, I became a supervillain
Sent in by Phyllis Love – Dental Hygiene Instructor. In observation of the end of twenty years as an instructor in BCC’s School of Dental Hygiene, I am writing The […]
Opinions
Opinion Articles
The Whole World is a…Um…Toilet?
Public urination is not often a topic of discussion for most people. In fact, any attempted debate on the subject seems to be an open-and-closed matter, concluded with a resounding […]
The Oscars: through international eyes
By Alina Faustman. If you missed the 2009 Academy Awards then here’s your quick-fix on this years Oscar buzz. The Oscars had many surprises that made the show more upbeat […]
Left, right and then left again
By Jamie Johnson. It’s a rare, beautiful sunny day in Bellevue and you’re on your way to class when all of the sudden, while crossing the road, bang! you get […]
Letter to the Editor
To The Editor,I’m writing this in response to “ASG funds Black History Month dance” article on February 18, 2009. In the article by Brook Stallings, it was stated that the […]
Letter to the Editor:
The author requested that, due to the sensitive nature of this letter, they remain anonymous. I was very grateful to see that Brook Stallings had addressed the issue of mental […]
Don’t fear what you do not understand
By Brook Stallings. Does anyone know why it is so difficult to talk about mental illness? Even while I was trying to write the first paragraph I had to work […]
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor:I want to express my opinion over the article in the January 27th issue and correct a statement that was written about what the ASG Legislative Committee and […]
What is that ink under your skin?
By Brittany Butterfield. The word “tattoo” originates from the Tahitian word “tattau,” which means “to mark.” Tattoos have been practiced worldwide: those in tribes, and more widely recognized are tattoos […]
Twenty-two and out of the loop
By Stephen King. As we all know, the current economic climate is making it harder and harder to find a job. What’s even more disconcerting is the fact that people […]
Who’s watching the watchers?
By Elizabeth Ballinger. If the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) police officer charged a few days ago with the New Year’s Eve murder of 22-year-old Oscar Grant is found guilty, […]
Take it easy Mozart
By Brook Stallings.Pianos. Not many people here at BCC know this about me, but I am a classically-trained singer, and a damn good one, too. No, really, I’m serious. I’ve […]
Oh, family and the holidays
By Brook Stallings. Everyone knows the holidays are about family. Many of us don’t like to admit that family is the most stressful part of the holidays as well. I […]
Beverage of the Gods – and this guy here
By Osboune Manuel. I am not the biggest drinker. I find that when I drink too much I don’t sleep all that well and I will be dehydrated the next […]
Editor’s Letter
By Adam Magnoni. Greetings Bulldogs, This, our second week of the winter ’09 quarter, is off to a chilly start. I hope you didn’t get caught stuck in that book […]
Take some time to smell the snow-angels
By Jack LinderothThis is an obscenely busy time of year
Editor’s Letter: Welcome Back
By Adam Magnoni – Editor-in-ChiefHere we go, another quarter at BCC. Or should I say BC as we are now Bellevue College. It is a great thing, this new quarter. […]
Is there life after The Jibsheet?
By Emma Sargeant. One word. Maybe. Ridiculous attitudes of pretentious opinions and careless living. Perhaps submissive fall toward habit and the neverending hunger for success and more? No.
The meaning of “Dream”
By Takumi Torii A dream is formless and invisible. Who can really imagine or know their real future? The thing that is seen when we are sleeping is also called […]
What next?
By Adam Magnoni. Goodbye Bulldogs,Well, I guess we are not parting for good. I will be back next quarter as your Editor-in-Chief, but we will be absent from each other’s […]