By Forrest Maynock A unanimous vote for new funds for the Fitness Center was made by the As- sociated Student Council on Oct. 4. The funds are to be used for replacement, repair, and operation […]
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 […]
By Forrest Maynock The budget for the Halloween Dance was discussed at the weekly Associated Student Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016. The budget is set at $2500. The price of balloons, main set […]
By Mike Drake Peninsula College’s Women’s Soccer is currently on a 10-game winning streak. They stand alone at the top of the NWAC North Division with a 10-0-0 league record and 11-1-1 overall. Not only are […]
By Forrest Maynock The Honors Program is a program offered by Peninsula College that can be an extension of the standard AA degree. According the Dr. Underwood, one of the heads of the Honors Program, […]
Photos and Story Ivan Sitahong Teatro Milagro’s “Broken Promises” attracted a wide audience when it played at the Little Theatre on Oct. 6. “Broken Promises” was presented in both Spanish and English. It tells a […]
By Mike Drake Being a college student has advantages that some are unaware of. With your student ID card most Peninsula College events are free to attend, or have a significant discount. There is also […]
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 […]
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 […]
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