2016
‘The Sea is a Restless Whore,’ a PC production
By Forrest Maynock There will be a free showing of “The Sea is a Restless Whore” for students on campus in the PUB on Dec. 2, at 1 pm. Richard Stephens, one of the actors, […]
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Arts & Entertainment
A mistake, such a terrible mistake – ‘Ouija’
People have never necessarily chosen to sit through horror films for their thought-out and impeccable plots. No, horror films tend to be watched by those in seek of adrenaline; to feel that familiar thrill of […]
2016
First annual Pirate Daze delayed due to storm
By Mike Drake Students from around the globe are enrolled at Peninsula College, yet very few are familiar with downtown Port Angeles. Richard Stephens, of the Port Angeles Downtown Association, and the Associated Student Council […]
2016
Will seven samurai save the village?
Review by Forrest Maynock Seven Samurai is one of the greatest films ever made. The film shatters expectations in all categories from acting to editing. Few films have captured the wide range emotions and visual […]
2016
The tragedy of James Foley & John Cantlie
Review by Sarah Baker James Foley and John Cantlie were two conflict journalists kidnapped by the Islamic State in Syria in 2012, and while Foley was executed in August 2014, Cantlie has not been seen […]
2016
Students subjected to religious harrassment
A report of harassment was filed with the Port Angeles Police Department on April 19. Two peninsula College students were taking the College/Medical Center bus downtown to go to a stationary shop. “She came to […]
2016
Journalism students’ Olympian journey
by Mike Drake Five journalism students from Peninsula College had the opportunity to travel to Olympia and meet with Austin Jenkins of National Public Radio, Rachel LaCorte of the Associated Press and TVW’s Vice President of Programming […]
2016
2016 Peninsula College Hall of Fame inductees honored
By Eric Trent Five new members were inducted into the Pirate Athletics Hall of Fame on June 4 at the Peninsula Golf Course Clubhouse. This years’ inductees included Howard “Scooter” Chapman, who has been covering Pirate athletics […]
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Promises are meant to be kept
By Eric Trent Zak Hoskins made a promise to his mother, Pattijo, 14 years ago. He doesn’t make promises very often. Hoskins promised he would finish school. “That’s probably the only promise I’ve ever made – to […]
2016
Freeman snags top rebounder
By Eric Trent Peninsula men’s basketball has big sneakers to fill this offseason after losing nine sophomores from its North Region championship team. Head Coach Mitch Freeman has already found two big men to help fill those […]