Opinions

By Elizabeth BallingerYou can never own another human being. Stop pretending you can. Beatles songs, Cinderella stories, Greek myths, the Bible, and most cultures most of the time have told […]

By Emma Sargeant. To be with one person, then to exchange a kiss with another sounds a little off-kilter but excitingly free. The freedom to flaunt yourself to men without […]

Greetings Bulldogs,I am writing to you with no time. Like most of you out there I have school, work, family and friends all wanting a piece of my precious time. […]

Having just finished reading the Jibsheet article entitled “A brief history of crime at BCC,” (Vol 75, Issue 6, October 21, 2008), as the Director of Public Safety, I want […]

By Lance BraudIntellectual property should enter the public domain 28 years after it’s created. Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” and “The Empire’s Strikes Back” are just two works of art that […]

By Adam Magnoni Greetings Bulldogs,

By Takumi Torii This past summer I went on an exciting trip. I crossed the U.S. by train, which had been one of my dreams for a long time. On […]

By Adam MagnoniIt used to really bother me when people would say, “You can’t get a good slice of pizza on the in Seattle.” It was a ridiculous notion, because […]

By Lance Braud The presidential election is less than a week away, and I assume most of the student body has made up their mind. If you already support Obama, […]

To the editor:

By Britten Kai Stark As Americans, we embrace our freedoms. We talk about our right to vote, and our right to vote for whomever we see fit. We also have […]

By Chris Wood It is apparent that America is deciding its future between polar opposites of “change.” In one hand, we have McCain, the oldest man ever to run for […]

By David DiPetrillo In contrast to the running opposition: Joe Biden, who has spent more years of his life in the senate than outside of it, Sarah Palin will take […]

By Britten Kai Stark Consider for a moment the mission statement of Metro Transit: Provide the best possible public transit services that get people on the bus and improve regional […]

Greetings Bulldogs, We all make mistakes

To the editor: Bellevue Community College believes in inclusion and respect for differences. These values are expressed in the Affirmation of Inclusion and Pluralism Compact that are posted in most […]

By Takumi Torii An atomic bomb exhibition was held at BCC over the past two weeks, and I was involved in its management. In the project, there were four content […]

To the Editor:Page fifteen in the September 30, 2008 edition of The Jibsheet includes “fun” activities such as the “Happy Gay Silly Horoscopes” and a “Gay Cinema Wordsearch.” What the […]

To the editor of the Jibsheet,I am writing to voice my concern about the “Jibberish” column called “Happy Gay Silly Horoscopes” as well as the “Gay Cinema” Wordsearch that appeared […]

I am writing in response to the content in the last issue’s “Jibberish” section. What the Jibsheet offers is a public service to our community. That said, it’s vital that […]