“W.” is not to be mis-underestimated
Oliver Stone’s newest film takes a look at who George W. Bush is as a man and hints at who is to blame for our involvement in Iraq. By Lance […]
October 2008
Idioms: “A needle in a haystack”
By Kaitlin Strohschein In Bellevue, it is rather difficult to locate a haystack. Finding a needle within one is well nigh impossible. However, even under the best of circumstances, the […]
You can call me Jane Metro but that doesn’t mean I have to like it
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 […]
Who are you really voting 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 […]
Visiting professor lectures at BCC library
By Lance Braud Ken Goldstein, Political Science professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, presented a lecture on “Media and Presidential Elections,” as part of BCC’s “Coffee, Tea, and Politics” series on […]
Board of Trustees review economic impact
By Britten Kai Stark The Board of Trustees met on Oct. 15 to discuss the college’s name change and the impact of the economic crisis on BCC. The business session […]
Cross Country Explained
By Brook Stallings – Student Reporter
BCC Men one-up Everett
By Takumi Torii The second ranked BCC men’s soccer team defeated Everett Community College 1-0 at home last saturday. “It wasn’t very good game for us, we never became comfortable,”said […]
Exploring your campus: The public artwork of BCC
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 […]
Bulldog women win 4-1 against EVCC
By Morgan Hodder The fifth ranked Bellevue Bulldogs win 4-1 against the Everett Trojans in women’s soccer on October 18, Saturday. Coach Frank Lee said it was a good win […]
10th annual invite
By Christopher Wood The 10th annual BCC Cross Country invitational happened last Saturday, with the men’s team doing not as well as the woman’s team. The women finished placed better […]
ASL show coming to Carlson Theatre
By Elizabeth Ballinger Celebrating October’s recent legal declaration as “Disability History Month,” BCC will be hosting “Not Just Ramps” at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., October 23, in the Carlson […]
Chris’ Awesome Atheletes of the Week
Daria Lipka (left) is in her second year on the women’s Cross Country team. She enjoys kick boxing and singing. Drawing is also one of her many hobbies.And she likes […]
Campus LGBTQ support discussed
Controversy over gay themed games page a ‘springboard’ to examine stereotypes By Elizabeth Ballinger Cultural stereotypes, slang, offensive words and campus attitudes toward LGBTQ (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Questioning) […]
Apartment decorating on a student’s budget
By Kali Clemans – Student Reporter With more than a few college students being short on cash because of the economy and living expenses, decorating an apartment may seem out […]
How to break in to the fashion industry
By Kimberly Absher The fashion design industry includes everything from women’s and men’s everyday attire, to children’s clothing, to footwear and accessories, as well as high fashion “haute couture,” or […]
New exhibit, “Love Makes a Family”
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 […]
A brief history of crime at BCC
By Kimberly Absher Sometimes the campus can seem a little creepy. Like at night, after your evening class gets out, or you just saw a play and you are walking […]
“7 Minutes to Midnight” interview, Part 2
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 […]