State budget cuts decided

April 28, 2009 0

According to the Seattle Times, higher education funding took a big hit last weekend in the final hours of Washington State’s legislative session. Colleges got operating budget cuts of six […]

Financial Aid

April 14, 2009 0

By Jamie Johnson: The money in your wallet keeps disappearing. The price of gas is higher, the cost of living has gone up, and soon breathing will be a dollar […]

Art, or artlessness? Beauty considered as a craft

April 14, 2009 0

This week, I’d like to write about beautiful women. Well, not just that. I also have serious questions I want to ask. How do we try to control how others see us? Is the image we project really so important? Is a portrait art, or a reflection of the subject’s soul? […]

Songs in the smoking hut

April 7, 2009 0

Elvis sat on the recycling bin at the smoking hut at the back of the C building.  He wasn’t smoking. He was playing a 12-string guitar. He stopped for a […]

Prof finds ancient campsite

April 1, 2009 0

It’s a cold, wet March morning, but Magnus ver Magnusson is sweating as he removes the last debris from around the artifact and lifts it carefully from the surrounding earth. […] […]

Panel talks on health care crisis in America

March 2, 2009 0

By Brook Stallings. Students and faculty gathered in room C120 last Wednesday for the winter 2009 Coffee, Tea, and Politics discussion, entitled “Health Crisis in America: Politics, Economics, and the […]

Activist speaks for Black History Month

March 2, 2009 0

By Brook Stallings.Why is Black History Month important? Boots Riley, hip-hop artist and political activist, gave 140 BCC community members his answer at his speech on Wednesday at N201. “History […]

Inventor honors Darwin

February 16, 2009 0

By Brook Stallings. In a speech that spanned 10 billion years and disciplines as diverse as agriculture and computer science, Dr. Leroy Hood explained Darwin’s theory of natural selection and […]

ASG funds Black History Month dance

February 16, 2009 0

By Brook Stallings. Black Student Union President Robin Bailey wants to know if you know who invented the traffic light. If you don’t, you will soon have the opportunity to […]

New four-year degrees added to bill

February 13, 2009 0

By Brook Stallings. BCC has begun the process of developing three new degrees in progressive fields: Green business practice, Dissymmetry, (a new technology in nuclear imaging), and a four-year radiologist […]

Bad economy gets students fired-up

February 2, 2009 0

By Brook Stallings. The Associated Student Government (ASG) hosted two “Budget Cut Student Forums” this week to explain how Washington State’s projected $7 billion deficit will likely affect BCC students. […]

ASG challenges Leg. leadership

January 27, 2009 0

By Brook Stalling. At Tuesday’s ASG Board of Directors meeting, ASG President Amanda Alva and other board members challenged ASG Director of Legislative Affairs Vanessa Pantley at length regarding her […]

Halls filled to see Obama inauguration

January 27, 2009 0

By Brook Stalling. On Tuesday, Barack Hussein Obama took the oath of office of the President of the United States, becoming the nation’s 44th president. Over 400 BCC community members […]

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