2016
‘Failo 5’: Hunt for the story
Review by Melissa Copeland One word. Disappointment. The Halo series is a massive hit in the world of gaming, but the Xbox One exclusive game, Halo 5: Guardians, or as I call it, Failo 5, […]
Editorial | Opinion
2016
Star Wars sequel shatters expectations, yet leaves much to be expected
Review by Stephanie LaCour For a lot of us, Star Wars was our first movie that transported us to outer space, showing us a new world. A world of Jedis, of Siths, of aliens and […]
2015
What mask do you live in? Magic of Cinema sheds light on male gender role
Review by Britainy Gurr “Compared to a girl the same age, a boy in adolescence is seven times more likely to die by his own hand.” Peninsula College hosted a screening of Jennifer Siebel Newson’s […]
2015
To fluoridate or not to fluoridate? That is the question — UPDATE: Port Angeles water fluoridation in a toss-up. Citizens to make binding decision in late 2017
Research commentary by Giovanni Roverso — Updated 15 Nov. 2016 For the second time within the last year Port Angeles water fluoridation is in a toss-up. Residents will make a final binding vote on the […]
2015
‘San Andreas’ brings destruction, but shows its faults
Brad Peyton’s new disaster movie, San Andreas, spares no amount of death, destruction and action, but there’s a fault line the size of California in its character development. When the San Andreas fault-line sets off […]
2015
Prius leaves Hummer in the dust
Commentary by Giovanni Roverso As part of The Buccaneer’s April Earth Week coverage, a talk was held by Daniel Underwood, economics and environmental science professor at the college. He referenced a controversial 2007 study by […]
2015
Journey of the ‘tenured’ student: A decade of learning
Viewpoint by Felice Thompson It all began in 2004 with my enrollment in Peninsula College’s multimedia program. In the past decade I have earned four degrees including my recent BAS bachelor’s degree this June. What […]
2015
An inside perspective on Seattle May Day 2015
By Eulalia Engel Once widely celebrated as Beltane, May 1st was a day to celebrate the renewal and life bearing qualities of spring. Recently, this day has come to commemorate the rights of the working […]
2015
Let there be advice…
By Joe Crollard and Jonathan Mitchell We’re not going to lie, this column has grown increasingly inappropriate and juvenile. Many have expressed their support for the double and triple entendres but not everyone is a […]
2015
of Montreal presents: ‘Aureate Gloom’
“Aureate Gloom” is a return to form both thematically and from a composition standpoint to 2007s “Hissing Fauna: Are You the Destroyer?” It is also the best of Montreal album in nearly a decade. “Aureate […]