Hello BICers! How are you today? Caffeinated, I hope?
If you didn’t know already, the QuickBIC is now completely online. Sophomores and upperclassmen may recall that the QuickBIC used to be a paper newsletter that was distributed in large group every month.
Well, we have decided to leave the dark ages behind us and embrace this new thing called The Internet.
Moving the QuickBIC onto The Internet is a really great thing because now, you can read and re-read QuickBIC content whenever you want, wherever you want (as long as you’re near a computer or have a smart phone); you can sleep sound knowing you’re saving trees and being environmentally friendly (go green!); and you’re still getting to read top-quality editorial content. (Did I just flatter myself? Yes.)
In other words, don’t worry. This blog is not going to turn into a Tumblr filth hole of Kim Kardashian GIFs. Not under my watch.
If you’re not already, please follow the QuickBIC Facebook page. That way, you can instantly be notified when there’s a new post.
For freshman who aren’t really sure what this QuickBIC thing is, here’s a brief overview of what sort of content we put out:
- Political columns – This is the BIC, so who would we even be if we didn’t stay plugged in to current events and talk about them.
- Advice columns – Upperclassmen BICers have a lot of sage wisdom to offer.
- Important BIC news – Get all the details on what BIC event is going on where. (But more importantly, know what free food is being provided.)
- Humor columns – The QuickBIC is all about that laughter.
- Kim Kardashian GIFs – Just kidding.
Our content is 100% original, written by members of the BIC Leadership Council as well as the occasional outside contributor. If you wish to contribute an article, send a message to ada_zhang@baylor.edu to pitch an idea.
Last thing: give us a follow on Instagram (@quickbic) and double-tap our photos if you find them amusing.
Hope everyone’s midterm week is going swimmingly!
Godspeed.
(Author: Ada Zhang)
