By Abigail Vidals “Truth is always the precondition of transformation.” Wise words spoken by keynote speaker Frank Leon Roberts at the Students of Color Conference, SOCC. Held in Yakima, Washington this conference is where community […]
By Judah Breitbach “Breaking my femur was probably one of the best things that ever happened to me,” says Pirates back and Sequim high school graduate Heidi Vereide of what might have been a major […]
By Sarah R Baker As spring quarter draws to a close, students are gearing up for summer break to visit family or transfer to universities all across the country. The freshly-selected Associated Student Council, however, […]
By Judah Breitbach Keegan Hall’s south side is turned into a temple every Friday. A place where Dungeons and Dragons players come to genuflect. And to play a game in the sun shining through large […]
By Judah Breitbach I wish my first time had been with the lights off. No distractions. Nothing but the bumping bass and Kendrick Lamar snarling “Got war and peace inside my DNA, I got power, […]
By Ryan Fournier Many statements have been made by our new president, as well as others, about the dangers of immigrant populations in the United States. Far from ever limiting his talk, President Trump has […]
By Judah Breitbach A new student housing facility may be on the horizon. Vice President Jack Huls says that the building will be either walking distance from the school, or situated on a bus route, […]
By Sarah R Baker Bassem Youssef gives us a lot to laugh about and a lot to to learn in his new documentary, “Tickling Giants.” The Performance Hall in partnership with Waterkeepers Iraq opened its […]
By Jupiter Hills You gotta get shwifty! Fans of Adult Swim’s series “Rick and Morty” will recognize and maybe even sing along to one of the show’s many unofficial catch phrases. The show is highly […]
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