2018
Activist bears witness
Photo and story by Ryan Fournier Nitasha Lewis, who spoke at the Studium screening of “I Am Not Your Negro” Jan. 18, is co-founder of PC’s Social Lights club. The club is fresh, having officially […]
Year: 2018
2018
Reefer madness
Story by Tabitha Webster “Good people don’t smoke marijuana,” said Jeff Sessions, United States Attorney General, while still a senator in April 2016. Legal-pot states awoke on Jan. 4 of this year to […]
2018
How may the WA ban on plastic bags affect your life?
I would stop using plastic bags…I’m sure they’re gonna replace the new bags with something more biodegradable… It’s just mainly like I would just adjust to it because I understand the intent of it. So […]
2018
Pete’s Week: history & recap
Story by Maddie Hunt Peninsula College’s Pirate Pete, along with student nickname “Pirates” were created by the very first Associated Students Council in 1961. The College’s homecoming event came to be known as “Pirate Pete’s […]
2018
K-Pop krazy: Korean music invades U.S.
By Abigail Vidals “Did you see my bag? Did you see my bag? It’s hella trophies and it’s hella thick. What you think ‘bout that? What you think ‘bout that? I bet it got […]
2018
Enrollment falling: new programs considered
By Ryan Fournier Within a month, College administration hopes to make a decision on the addition of swimming and golf teams to its list of athletics, said Rick Ross, associate dean for athletics and […]
2018
Chew, swallow, chew, swallow
By Abigail Vidals A Kanye West song played in the background from the ASC stereo, as students waited patiently for the final preparations to be made. The contestants filled the seats, in total counting nine […]
2018
Now drivers and pedestrians can tell when hell freezes over
Photo and story by Maddie Hunt At the beginning of Winter quarter, Marty Martinez, Peninsula Colleges’ campus safety operations manager, installed new IceAlert technology to help prevent slips and falls on campus this winter. 12 […]
2018
Head ‘In The Clouds’: Where are we in the digital paradigm?
By Abigail Vidals “What kind of impact is technology leaving on the youth of today?” This is something Joe Batt, South Puget Sound Community College instructor, has been asking himself. As a figurative ceramic […]
2018
Everything from sleeping bags to school supplies
Photos and story by Ryan Fournier A Port Angeles drop-in center and greenhouse, commonly known for its services to homeless and low-income residents, is a conduit to college for some. The Answer For […]