2018
‘I Am Not Your Negro’: an American story
By Ryan Fournier “What white people have to do is, try to find out in their own hearts why it was necessary to have a nigger in the first place, because I am not […]
Arts & Entertainment
2018
Are judgemental fans satisfied?
By Sarah Rayne Baker The reception of this movie, much like other blockbusters that belong to franchises with alarmingly cultish followings, was incredibly mixed. And to a polarizing degree. The largest disparity is between critics […]
2017
15th annual Dance for Toys
By Tabitha Webster The PA Cabaret featured a mother-daughter presentation, representing the tragic losses that the Port Angeles community has recently suffered. Three people have leapt to their deaths from the 8th St. […]
2017
Get jazzy with it
By Maddie Hunt Peninsula College hosted the Fall Quarter Jazz Ensemble concert the evening of November 28. The event was directed by Dr. David P. Jones in the Maier Performance Hall. Jones teaches several classes […]
2017
Is it too much to ask?
By Natalie Reis Art museums have always held a special place in my heart. There is something so other-worldly about tall white walls and the quiet bustling of individuals, each experiencing something unique. I find […]
2017
It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt
By Melissa Copeland In the psychological horror film, Gerald’s Game, Gerald Burlingame (Bruce Greenwood) and his wife Jessie (Carla Gugino) take a romantic trip to a cabin in a remote part of Alabama in hopes […]
2017
King’s Cult Classic Kills
By Natalie Reis Many critics, such as The New York Times and The Atlantic, would agree that American author Stephen King’s work is hard to adapt to film. King is a known master at creating […]
2017
Hop, skip and a sail away
By Ryan Fournier As of June, Clallam Transit is offering a direct line to the eastern reaches of the Peninsula. The Strait Shot, number 123, carries passengers between Gateway Transit Center in Port Angeles and […]
2017
Students of Color Conference 2017
By Abigail Vidals “Truth is always the precondition of transformation.” Wise words spoken by keynote speaker Frank Leon Roberts at the Students of Color Conference, SOCC. Held in Yakima, Washington this conference is where community […]
2017
Dungeons & Dragons tournament in Keegan Hall
By Judah Breitbach Keegan Hall’s south side is turned into a temple every Friday. A place where Dungeons and Dragons players come to genuflect. And to play a game in the sun shining through large […]