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 […]
Arts & Entertainment
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 […]
2017
Hot ‘DAMN.’ wears blue in Bompton
By Judah Breitbach I wish my first time had been with the lights off. No distractions. Nothing but the bumping bass and Kendrick Lamar snarling “Got war and peace inside my DNA, I got power, […]
2017
‘I chose the Egyptian dream: the dream to make a TV show, and then be called an infidel by the end’
By Sarah R Baker Bassem Youssef gives us a lot to laugh about and a lot to to learn in his new documentary, “Tickling Giants.” The Performance Hall in partnership with Waterkeepers Iraq opened its […]
2017
‘Sometimes science is more art than science’
By Jupiter Hills You gotta get shwifty! Fans of Adult Swim’s series “Rick and Morty” will recognize and maybe even sing along to one of the show’s many unofficial catch phrases. The show is highly […]
2017
Controversy abounds in portrait of series: ‘13 Reasons Why’
Review by Judah Breitbach Welcome to your tape, Netflix addict. Whether you were deeply afflicted by the ‘Netflix Original Series,’ ‘13 Reasons Why,’ shrugged it off in apathy, laughed at it in derision born of […]
2017
Old face, new role; Hughes sheds jersey for coaches’ cap, seeks success on the pitch
By Ivan Sitohang After almost two months of searching, Peninsula College announced Jake Hughes as the new head coach of the Pirates Men Soccer Team. Hughes fills an empty spot that previous head coach, Cale […]
Arts & Entertainment
Garage-based company sports many hats
By Jimmy Hickey, Findlay Hats owner, as told to Chris Urquia I lost my favorite hat while rafting when I was 12 years old, and the next time I went rafting, I was determined to […]