2018
‘Strength through unity’
By Abigail Vidals “Our team did great. All we ask from them is to be in a position to win at the end of the year and that doesn’t always mean you’ll win it just […]
Month: November 2018
2018
Underdogs over-achieve
Viewpoint by Halle Nottage Our team sat in silence as our coach, Kanyon Anderson began to speak, “I’ve been thinking about the nicest way to say this, and to be honest, there isn’t a nice […]
2018
Shedding light on the soccer field
By Zach Wakefield Recently Peninsula College has undergone a big change to its soccer field in which a series of 70+ foot tall light posts have been constructed around the perimeter. Using excavators to dig […]
2018
Hate crime leaves silence
By Abigail Vidals At first glance you can see a police car parked in the nearby parking lot outside the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. The sight of the car itself bringing attention and lending itself […]
2018
Racing against time! Puzzle solving with a twist
By Zach Wakefield On a table covered with blood stains laid multiple locked boxes, different colored vials, with a race against the clock. It’s something you often see in an action movie, with a […]
2018
Hordes of gourdes haunt the PUB; Zombie “thriller” flash mob
By Ricky Talbot From a distance, it looked as if students were just cutting holes in pumpkins and pulling guts out to replace them with candle light. Ceramics tools added another level of strategy […]
2018
2018
Pirate Picks: Three skills
By Judah Breightbach Our staff asked 78 professors, faculty and administrators for three skills that, in their opinion, are essential to adult survival. There were no prompts in our question, giving those willing to answer […]
2018
Welles rises from the grave, curb-stomps Hollywood
By Judah Breitbach “Inevitably, the need to make money creates the need for a certain kind of picture,” this overheard at the birthday party of one Jake Hannaford, movie director, dying breed. Hannaford may be […]
2018
Asian problems part II: Education and economics
By Sarah Baker Editor’s note: Sarah Baker is a Korean American student. She will be a first generation college graduate. It’s easy to overlook grave problems the Asian American community faces when their stereotypes seem […]