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No new sports at PC
By Megan McKenna The reason why PC only shoots a ball in a net and through a net is because of the cost of travel and uniforms. Budget and practice space are the reasons for […]
Year: 2014
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To CD or not to CD
By Joe Crollard The compact disc was first introduced in the late 1980’s, but did not gain momentum until the early 90’s. Since that time it has been the main source of purchased music – […]
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Tech us to your ‘L33t3r’
By Giovanni Roverso Things have gotten harder for gamers looking for fun at Peninsula College’s Pirate Union Building computer lounge. The computers, along with a publicly accessible Wi-Fi network called PCPUB, act as a safe […]
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‘Don’t blame me, I voted for Kodos’ – ‘It’s a two-party system and I can cry if I want to’
Viewpoint by Jonathan MitchellI was born on the Fourth of July. I did not vote in the November midterm elections. In fact, I have never voted. Ever. I am a 25 year old, unregistered voting […]
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Back Beat – What the deuce just happened??
The Griffins staying with the Simpsons? It happened. The season 13 premiere of “Family Guy” saw the Griffin clan arriving in Springfield after Peter is ran out of Quahog for publishing a sexist cartoon strip […]
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Esprit returning to Peninsula College
By Joe Crollard Esprit Gala will return to Peninsula College in 2015. The Gala, a transgender conference formed back in 1990, has taken place in Port Angeles every year for more than 20 years. Back […]
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Pirate Women plunder Treasure Valley
By Megan McKenna The Peninsula College women’s soccer team won the quarter finals on Nov. 9. They are continuing onto the Northwest Athletic Conference final four at the Starfire Sports Complex. The PC women’s soccer […]
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Blurring Borders – A look at the world of an international student
By Patrick McCready Past the lockers on the north side of the Pirate Union Building, there is an office that handles everything relating to the numerous international students on the Peninsula College campus. Sophia Ilakis-Doherty, […]
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Microsoft Office now free for students and faculty
By Giovanni Roverso Peninsula College is providing Microsoft Office to all students (and faculty) free of charge. This means the latest version of the full Office productivity suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and more […]
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Salomé – A Tale of Desire, Denial, Dance & Death
By Joe Crollard Written in 1891 by Oscar Wilde, and in the French language as a failed attempt to avoid Victorian censorship, “Salome” tells a dark tale of Desire, Denial, Dance, and Death; a biblical […]