Reviews

By Morgan Hodder. When one thinks of a movie making degree, course titles like “screenwriting” and “history of media” come to mind. However, many people outside the program would be […]

Due to budget restrictions the department can only fund musicians for a limited run By Morgan Hodder. BCC drama department presents their winter production on March 5, 6, and 7. […]

By Morgan Hodder. This week in the Student Art Showcase there is a whole new dimension featured in the artwork hosted, totaling at three dimensions, as the artists are more […]

By Morgan Hodder. While “Taken” conforms to the archetypal “revenge story” structure, it’s executed in a fashion that seems too good for the genre. Luc Besson, writer and producer of […]

By Morgan Hodder. If you avoid thinking too hard about it, “Confessions of a Shopaholic” seems like a movie perfect for our time. It uses a lot of words I […]

By Morgan Hodder. Art History 205 may be the department’s unsung voice. Maybe it’s time for it to sing. Students in the Interior Design program are required to take two […]

By Morgan Hodder. For this week’s Student Art Showcase, Christina Rauch hosts a piece she calls “Self Sufficient.” She said she drew it for an art class. It was an […]

By James Storbeck. Dickson said if he were emo, he’d call himself “Cut Me Callum.” If he were a Viking, he’d call himself Ragnar of Galagnarmarathium. If he were a […]

BCC drama teacher Dennis Schebetta will take his students and their play to a festival in Moscow, Idaho, where it will be judged for the David Mark Cohen National Playwriting […]

Morgan Hodder. Sean Smolen hosts his piece “Fish” in this week’s student art showcase. “This picture is something I sketched while I was thinking about my novel, [which] I’ve been […]

By Katie Drahos. The film, “New in Town,” is rated PG, runs 96 minutes long and comes to theaters January 30th. In it, Ren

By Ashton Cermak. Valentine’s Day is not far off, and it’s a good time for couples to celebrate with a few classic romantic movies. Here are some of the cr

By Morgan Hodder. This week’s showcase artist is photographer Kyle Gatti. The picture hosted is unnamed. Gatti said he prefers not to have titles for his pieces; he wants the […]

By Race Dillon. The BCC art gallery is currently displaying the artwork of six BCC alumni. The six artists featured are Gretchen Van Dyke, Joshua Dodhia, Ken Ray, Alexander Hayden, […]

By Race Dillon. Kelsey Maher has just started her acting career at BCC, having acted in only a couple of of shows. So far, she’s proven herself adequate. What is […]

By Morgan Hodder. Lolita Pollock is our week’s showcase artist, presenting a photograph she titled “Student life experiencing itself subjectively.” Pollock said she got her first camera when she was […]

By Aaron Gordon. The piano in the C Building Lounge offers students a chance to let off steam and display their musical talents while on break between classes. This piano […]

By Morgan Hodder. Nate Jensen has performed as the lead in numerous plays hosted by BCC’s drama department, including the upcoming musical “Music Man,” as well as the newly acclaimed […]

By Morgan Hodder. This week’s showcase art is titled “Arbitrarium,” by Eric Swier. He said it’s like your own place in the universe to go to. He drew this because […]

By Morgan Hodder.On a cold Monday morning in the cafeteria, Stephano Balcer, comedian, stepped on stage, and began his act. “Only seven of you are with me?” Balcer said, after […]