2016
Need a hangout spot?
By Hadassah Winters The lack of activities for young people in Port Angeles has always been a hot topic, and the subject of many complaints. According to Revitalize Port Angeles, a group of volunteers active […]
Campus Life
2016
Peninsula’s Got Talent; Movin’ on up!
By Naomi Gish Peninsula’s Got Talent was held Feb. 26 and entertained the nearly full-house of students and community members. The performances were judged by Dan Maguire, director of the Juan de Fuca Foundation; Sam […]
2016
Ross reigns supreme
By Eric Trent Winning eight Northwest Athletic Conference Championships in six years—across only two sports—requires considerable effort, and a relentless dedication to teamwork at all levels of an organization. A profound level of buy-in is necessary, from […]
2016
Students make long journey to Denver and back for drama competition
By Haddassah Winters Every year, The Kennedy Center for the American College Theater Festival holds a nation-wide competition for college students to compete in various aspects of theater. The winners of each region go on […]
2016
Trekking the Dungeness
By Judah Breitbach The arrangements had been made. The weather was beautiful. I had planned on going with the college hiking club, walking the Dungeness Spit with the goal of making it to the lighthouse. Everyone was […]
2016
Raising awareness about sexual assault
By Mike Drake At the 88th Oscars, Vice President Joe Biden said, “despite significant progress over the last few years, too many women and men, on and off college campuses, are still victims of sexual […]
2016
Pirates race to Elite Eight
It was all too familiar. Ali Crumb and her Pirate women ran away from the competition in the first round of the Northwest Athletic Conference playoffs. Fueled by two 10-0 runs in the first half, […]
2016
Filharmonics sing for students
By Naomi Gish “I would totally rewind that whole night and watch it again,” said Peninsula College student Kylie Graham, who attended the a cappella group The Filharmonic’s concert on Mar. 2 in the Little […]
2016
The Bookaneer: ‘The Truth is out there’
By Chris Urquia and Stephanie LaCour Recently, there has been some inquiry from students as to the costs of textbooks. Let’s face it. It’s expensive. However, with all that said, there’s information that all students […]
2016
College students put under the spell of hypnotist Stubbs
By Mike Drake The lights dimmed and an ambient calming exuberance relaxed the crowd as hypnotist-comedian Ron Stubbs performed live in the Little Theater of Peninsula college on Feb. 4 Stubbs started the show with […]