By Melissa Copeland February started off on a semi-sweet note. All last week, students were faced with some pretty nasty weather that led to school closures and late starts. Crews were up at the college […]
By Sarah Baker with contributions from Ivan Sitohang Although the student body’s Muslim population is not affiliated with any of the seven countries listed in the executive order, fear still prevented them from wanting to go […]
By Sarah R. Baker “Westworld” started out as a drama, set in a wild west-style theme park, a place where humanity can take a vacation, and incredibly realistic androids — “hosts” — help guests fulfill […]
Can you dodge a shot in the dark? By Stephanie LaCour Illuminating the way to victory, the annual Pirate Pete week hosts a fun display of friendly rivaly as students clash during Blacklight Dodgeball. Students […]
By Stephanie LaCour Viewers are thrown into a new story of The Rebellion, they are shown the backbone of the Rebel Alliance that they thought they were so familiar with after seeing the Rebellion introduced […]
By Kriska Obermiller This documentary of Elouise Cobell’s life was very moving. The best part was learning it was President Barack Obama who had signed the Bill. The story of the US Government withholding some 27 […]
By Forrest Maynock America as a nation may be entering a new era of cold war. The election of President Donald Trump had likely only furthered to raise tensions with countries like China and Russia. […]
Feature by Judah Breitbach “Nidoto nai yoni; let it never happen again.” Clarence Moriwaki, President of the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community, and founder of the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, gave a moving […]
By Mike Drake Peninsula Pirates forward Cami Butler was born in Sandy, Utah. She has been playing basketball competitively since she was in middle school. Butler also played volleyball but decided to focus on basketball. […]
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