April 27
Sophomores rumble off into the sunset
By Eric Trent It was a final farewell for sophomores and a proving ground for returning fresh- men at the 2016 Rumble in the Rainforest on Saturday, April 23 at Sigmar Field in Port Angeles. […]
April 27
April 27
Alumnus injured in terrorist attack on Brussels train
By Mike Drake A coordinated terrorist attack in Brussels, Belgium would be felt all the way to Port Angeles, Wash. Former Peninsula Pirate basketball star Christian Manzanza was riding on the Maalbeek Metro train that […]
April 27
Rise above your circumstances
By Mike Drake Overcoming obstacles to achieve your goals is a part of life. Peninsula College basketball player Dimitri Amos graduated from the Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy in 2010. While attending Agassi Prep, Amos […]
2016
Dare to be different; NW eccentrics
By Stephanie LaCour This year’s Misfit Manifesto auditions were held on April 7 and 8 in the Little Theatre. The theme of Misfit Manifesto this year is “Eccentrics of the Northwest.” Students auditioning were asked […]
April 27
Comedians captivate campus crowd
By Melissa Copeland and Stephanie LaCour Andrew Rivers and Steve Hofstetter performed several ludicrous jokes regarding politics, dogs, feminism, children and sleeping in, something most college students only dream of. The audience, with free snacks […]
April 27
Campus Voices Do you think Superdelegates should vote with their constituents? Why or why not?
Aiden Broadfoot – student “Yep. It’s messed up that so many people are being ripped off. Voting is a right. Not a privilege for the powerful.” Jenson Heike – student “Yes. It’s ridiculous. Otherwise constituent votes […]
April 27
War author speaks on campus
By Eric Trent Critically acclaimed author and journalist Dahr Jamail, Peninsula College’s 2016 Writer in Residence, will be presenting a keynote presentation entitled, “Living on a Climate-Disrupted Planet” Thursday, April 28, at 12:30 p.m. in […]