By Giovanni Roverso Following delays, major network upgrades for Peninsula College originally scheduled for summer 2014 are to be completed over winter break. Steve Baxter, PC’s head of IT, explained that there were two factors […]
Joe Jordan “Probably more financial support and job placement.” Julian Macleery (vet.) “They should retain health benefits and be given more help for their mental state, as a lot of them have PTSD and other […]
Viewpoint by Jonathan Mitchell Editor’s Note: WARNING: THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE AND DUE TO ITS GRAPHIC NATURE SHOULD NOT BE READ BY ANYONE. You’re never gonna hear the word bang on the CBS […]
By Joe Crollard Through pictures and narrative, Glynda Schaad, Peninsula College English Faculty, chronicles the WWII experiences in 1944-1945 of her father Oscar Peterson in a Studium Generale Presentation on Oct. 12. 92 years old […]
Viewpoint and photos by Jonathan Mitchell Editor’s Note: Some Names have been changed to protect the half-naked…innocent. A froth of young bodies piston and gyrate against one another. A crowded dance floor communally dry humps […]
By Alecx Abbott Roger Fernandes, a well-known storyteller, visual artist and educator from the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, started the presentation by leading the audience in a welcome song, keeping the beat with his drum. […]
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