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 […]
By Sarah R Baker Environmental scientist, Lisa Sedgwick Lisa Sedgwick, 34, is working toward her Environmental and Forest Science major. Her grand hopes, be- yond transferring to the University of Washington, include working at the […]
By Sarah R Baker The Allied Health building was finally unveiled following spring break, and is currently in use by nursing students and childhood educations programs. The new building is the most contemporary and up-to-date […]
By Forrest Maynock Antifa is the ‘left’s’ answer to the ‘Alt-Right.’ Both groups prescribe to extreme political ideologies and seek conflict in various forms. Generally, I haven’t supported much of what President Donald Trump has […]
By Sarah R Baker “This is going to be a difficult budget year for us, maybe the worst in my 23 years here at Peninsula College,” said Rick Ross, Associate Dean for Athletic and Student […]
By Judah Breitbach “It [Congressional Bill 215-205] is the first step to dismantling net neutrality,” said Jeremy Johnson, former Marine computer programmer, IT professional and PC alum. Certainly the current issue is that that bill […]
By Judah Breitbach Impaired driver resists police department The talk of the campus the past few days is the accident resulting from an impaired driver having his way on the road, or rather, the faculty […]
By Judah Breitbach Professor Brian Hauge’s “wootie woo” might be mistaken for a bird’s call, albeit a bird that’s slightly off- key, but rather, the distinctive call is meant to gather and silence students. It […]
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 […]
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