Quinn Van Treek “Better training each person how to not racially profile. New tactics for taking down assailants.” – Denver Police Academy cadet, on campus visiting his girlfriend, a PC student. Anh Tran “Basically we […]
By Daniel Blume It was a long time coming for the group of students, faculty, and tribal members who envisioned the Native American longhouse project over 40 years ago. The University of Washington inaugurated the […]
By Eric Trent Surrounded by the enveloping darkness that has engulfed the interior of Peninsula College’s Little Theater, Mike Hiestand, stands on the stage in a pool of light, providing a beacon of hope for […]
By Eulalia Engel Once widely celebrated as Beltane, May 1st was a day to celebrate the renewal and life bearing qualities of spring. Recently, this day has come to commemorate the rights of the working […]
By Eric Trent Pirate Basketball head coach, Mitch Freeman, along with assistant coach, Jon Ing, have reloaded their arsenal, adding 4 signees to the 2015 recruiting class, including the 7th and 23rd ranked recruits in […]
By Zak Hoskins Jason Trammell former Peninsula College Associated Student Council President, is on to bigger and better things. While at Peninsula College, he made the All Washington Academic team, was a member of Phi […]
By Giovanni Roverso Esprit Week didn’t disappoint this year as it blurred the gender line, entertaining and raising awareness in the community. For the past 26 years transgenders have flocked to town for Esprit with […]
By Eric Trent After winning back-to-back championships in 2012-2013, coach Kanyon Anderson is making an effort to get back into championship form. Signing 12 recruits for next season with plans to add one more in […]
Dear Editor: In response to the lengthy comment (“Campus Voices”) by Professor Dan Underwood in your April, 29th edition, while appreciating his thoughtful and well-articulated opinion, I must point out that his contention (as quoted […]
By Giovanni Roverso Chances of the much-awaited budget getting completed by the end of the current Washington State Legislature specialsession are slim, which would prompt a second special session in June, according to front line […]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes
