‘Coming Home’ – Celebrating the life of Jim Fisher
By Jonathan Mitchell Author, poet and beloved Peninsula College English professor, James R. Fisher died of cancer on Sunday Nov. 2 with his wife, Ann, at his side. He was 72. “I think it’s his […]
By Jonathan Mitchell Author, poet and beloved Peninsula College English professor, James R. Fisher died of cancer on Sunday Nov. 2 with his wife, Ann, at his side. He was 72. “I think it’s his […]
By Giovanni Roverso Editor’s note: This article was originally titled “Civil protest runs amok in Hong Kong” Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrators are still in the streets. The protests started out peacefully on Sep. 28, 2014 […]
By Giovanni Roverso Following delays, major network upgrades for Peninsula College originally scheduled for summer 2014 are to be completed over winter break. Steve Baxter, PC’s head of IT, explained that there were two factors […]
Viewpoint by Giovanni Roverso Return of the River – Showing tonight, Oct. 22, 7-9 p.m. at PC Little Theater This is story of the largest controlled dam removal in modern history. The Elwha River settles […]
By Giovanni Roverso “We the people, must step up to the challenge of governance that George Washington gave us when handing power back to congress after the revolution,” Rep. Derek Kilmer (D) said, as he […]
Story by Joe Crollard In the United States, the right to bear arms is a value that’s deeply engrained into our society and culture. While it’s fair to say that a large majority of Americans […]
By Jonathan Mitchell Bob Edwards stands in the middle of the cordoned off area on the second floor of Keegan Hall. His wife, Anchorwoman Windsor Johnston, stands at his side. Edwards is quiet and unassuming. […]
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