Reviews

By Cole Seidl – Student Reporter As one enters the BCC campus, the sound of running water can be heard. It’s coming from the first piece of public art that […]

By Chris Wood“Max Payne” the film is based on the 2001 video game of the same name. As a movie it is a competent action film that one can munch […]

Gay Straight Alliance and Family Diversity Project bring show that examines homosexuality, family life. By David DiPetrillo BCC is featuring an artistic series of photographs by Gigi Kaeser making a […]

Interview by Thomas O’Kelley Two weeks ago The Jibsheet interviewed BCC dramatist Dennis Schebetta about the experimental play: “7 Minutes to Midnight,” that is being collaboratively created here on our […]

By Britten Kai Stark The BCC gallery space is a little place, with little publicity, but hosts a wide variety of art shows each year. Work created by BCC’s art […]

Nate Jensen is studying environmental science and theater arts at BCC. He will appear next month in BCC’s innovative play: “7 Minutes to Midnight,“ which reflects on the tension in […]

By Thomas O Kelley All over the world birds have been viewed as special animals, perhaps because of their ability to fly. Similarly, birds have held meanings for humans quite […]

By Kimberly AbsherC120 was transformed into a rich exhibition of Indonesian culture this past Friday night. As soon as you walked in the door you were greeted by enthusiastic members […]

By Thomas O Kelley The healing power of art has been recognized for millennia. According to the American Art Therapy Association, art is therapeutic because “the creative process of art […]

By Thomas O Kelley Brittany Reinholz is in her second year at Bellevue College. She is currently part of the cast for 7 Minutes to Midnight, which is her third […]

By Thomas O Kelley The world premiere of 7 Minutes to Midnight, an original and experimental BCC play, is scheduled to open on November 14 in the Stop Gap Theatre. […]

Written by: Emma Sergeant Music, no charge, the most delicious offer in the world, especially when you are a financially struggling student working more than 40 hours a week and […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant Local art scene. It’s struggling to free itself from the pretentious social conformities on the Eastside in particular. Bellevue Community College hides its student body’s talent. […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant With the consideration of transferring to a 4-year college, much dedication is required to complete the average two years of an associates of arts degree for […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant Egan’s Jam House in Ballard on Wednesday, June 24, had drum beats racketing out to the streets luring the cool jazz kids into the venue. Egan’s […]

Written by: Kayla Mochikuzi The anticipated 38th Annual Bumbershoot festival is a little less than three months away. Bumbershoot is a three-day art festival with several different venues including the […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant Cornish College was founded in Seattle in 1914 by Nellie Cornish, pianist and vocal instructor, with the intention of allowing the arts to be explored liberally […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant It’s hot, involves bare skin, looking decorated, body painting; yes, do it. The Fremont Solstice Parade, which occurred on Saturday famously, highlighted the popularity of the […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant Morning Coffee, Dancing Men and Cottontail. Tom Almli’s jazz choir stole the breaths of audience members with sounds which would make candles melt on Friday, May […]

Written by: Lisa Henneman On Friday May 30, the new seat gripping horror film, The Strangers came to cinemas everywhere. The Rogue Pictures suspense thriller is set in Texas, and […]