By Abigail Vidals Forgotten women, murdered, disappeared, with no justice in sight. All sharing something in common, the name of Maria. The simple name of Maria, a name so common has become a statement throughout […]
By Abigail Vidals and Ricky Talbot With roots that trace back years of life, a sequoia tree in Port Angeles has become an important factor in a major dispute between neighbors. The majestic, Christmas […]
By Ricky Talbot The Port Angeles City Council recently agreed to add student representation to seven advisory committees. “I think this is a great idea,” City Councilmember Jim Moran said. “Thirty years old and younger […]
By Sarah Baker Unfortunately, it isn’t uncommon for production companies to translate fans into simple metrics of income; a gross level of disrespect for those who spend money and time consuming their goods. There’s no […]
By Judah Breitbach “The goal is to be a destination college in five years,” said Athletic Director Rick Ross on the college pursuing an aggressive expansion plan. Enrollment is at a low; PC is the […]
Viewpoint by Judah Breitbach My feet seemed to have grown wings and flown from beneath me. My rear end hit the ground hard. I needed to sit down anyway to snap on my skates before […]
By Saki Kambe With the delightful “Jingle Bell Rock,” the Ugly Sweater Cake Walk started at 12:45 p.m. with 11 participants. Approaching the end of the fall quarter, Associated Student Council (ASC) hosted the […]
By Zach Wakefield Olympic National Park has over 3 million visitors a year, almost a million acres of land, 3,000 miles of river, 73 miles of coast, 650 archaeological sites, 611 miles of trail and […]
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