2019
Reliable: The Press holds value
Viewpoint by Ricky Talbot Many people question how long the printing press is going to survive in a technical era. Even with technology increases, there are still those out there who want to know the […]
Editorial | Opinion
2019
Congratulations 2019 President’s Medal recipients
The President’s Medal awarded to students whose culmulitive Grade Point Average of 3.85 or higher, is awarded to the following 47 students. The names of the Peninsula College 2019 graduating students, including the following recipients […]
2019
2019
Carbon Pirate wins third place
By Ricky Talbot Peninsula College composite class set sail for Charlotte, North Carolina to compete in the 75th annual SAMPE conference, May 22, 2019. PC was the only two-year college to compete against […]
2019
2019
Selfishness has created Climate HELL
By Halle Nottage In recent years, it has been predicted that the Earth has about 11 or so years until it dies due to Climate Change, according to the most recent United Nations Climate Action […]
2019
How I feel about guns as an intl’ student
Viewpoint by Saki Kambe On Apr. 20, twenty to thirty handguns got stolen from Fred’s Guns in Sequim, and it still is investigated. My first reaction after finding it out was, “I feel unsafe, […]
2019
Campus Voices: In light of the Sequim gun theft, do you feel safe?
Peggy Caruters, 64 Since the gun theft occured, I don’t feel safe. If they can rob guns, they can rob houses too. Anyone can violate your home, and I don’t think the police are working […]
2019
Abortion bill brings opportunities
Perspective by Halle Nottage Abortion is a topic I personally I have a hard time with. I believe fully that women should have the right to choose what they want to do with their bodies, […]
2018
Underdogs over-achieve
Viewpoint by Halle Nottage Our team sat in silence as our coach, Kanyon Anderson began to speak, “I’ve been thinking about the nicest way to say this, and to be honest, there isn’t a nice […]