2019
Balls of Fury in the PUB
Story and photos by Zach Wakefield Feb. 22 in the PUB, 16 of Peninsula College’s finest ping pong players dueled it out in an ultimate battle of skill and wit. The matches were played in […]
Campus Life
2019
Balls of Fury outside the PUB
Story and photos by Halle Nottage Oh the weather outside is frightful! But that didn’t stop Levi Bergen, Meghan Stinard, Autumn Gale, Rikki Weaber, Mitchel Knudson and Elita Nivens from pelting each other with a […]
2019
Talented Pirates fascinate audience with hidden passions
Story and photos by Saki Kambe Pirates showed off their talents over the performance opportunity at the community event scholarships, and the performance opportunity at the community event 5th Annual Peninsula’s Got Talent that was […]
2019
Blacklight Dodgeball (Pirate Pete Week)
By Zach Wakefield The grand finale of Pirate Pete Week, blacklight dodgeball was the ultimate way for Pirates to show off their athletic skills while pummeling their peers into submission, all in a fantastic show […]
2019
Eating contest with music (Pirate Pete Week)
By Zach Wakefield Who would win in a fight, your stomach or an entire can of spam? As part of Pirate Pete Week, a gathering of 8 brave, or just hungry, students went head to […]
2019
‘I Am Here To Testify, Again’ – Studium Generale
By Saki Kambe “I-have-a-dream-where-black- lives-matter.” After the final ”I have a dream,” each and every word cautiously yet powerfully said, the place was soon filled with long, deeply-touching applause for Shewa Dedeke. A Peace Corp […]
2018
Castro Luna speaks up for the forgotten
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 […]
2018
Lion’s Park ‘Hope’ Sequoia tree on trial
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 […]
2018
Council support student representation
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 […]
2018
Fans ‘fall out’ after Bethesda burns: A review of ‘Fallout 76’ and more of Bethesda’s shortcomings
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 […]