Golden Statue awards. Image from Unsplash by Samuel Ramos. The Grammys celebrated their 68 th  televised event on February 1 st . The night was filled with talented musical artists, countless celebrities and fashion. Trevor Noah came back as the host for his sixth consecutive year. He announced during the show that this year was his last year hosting the Grammys, allowing him to push the boundaries with the jokes and jabs! When it comes to fashion, the red carpet is the pla

Photo from Unsplash With February just around the corner, many are excited for Valentine’s Day. Here are what some Bellevue students are going for Valentine’s. “For Valentine’s Day [my boyfriend and I] will probably get dinner at 13 Coins and exchange gifts, personally I got him a matching keychains for us from Japan, but I was thinking of also maybe making like matching bracelets with thread and a handwritten card with a printed photo of us,” said junior Katherine Chang.

Senior Swafiya Twahir speaking at the MLK assembly Bellevue High's Bellaires preform "Carefully Taught". A song about ongoing racial prejudices in the United States. Gonsango, a dance company based in Seattle led by Etienne, left, preforms traditional West African music at the MLK assembly. Everyone participating in the dance. Freshman Edward Li, standing left.

Photo from Unsplash Every morning during the second period announcements, a habit has quietly developed in the classroom. Conversations continue, students play games on their computers and others keep their heads down. What was once a shared routine among students in elementary school has now become background noise for our current distractions in life. I hope others are aware of what their unintentional protest to the pledge means. Standing for the pledge is now seen as ra

Photo from https://es.geneastar.org/genealogia/wilsonkathe/katie-wilson Seattle’s new mayor, Katie Wilson, stood out during her campaign for her background in grassroots organizing. However, beyond just her passion for community activism, she enters office with an agenda that reflects her experience in policy reform; an agenda that will matter far beyond Seattle’s city limits, as her policies start to affect Bellevue residents who commute, work, and move through Seattle ever