Nic Seabolt, 24, East side of Sequim I’m a volunteer Emergency Medcical Technician (EMT) with a fire department, so I waited for calls to come in, have it be medical smoke detector or something like […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Photos and story by Ryan Fournier “I am really taken aback by the stats of school shootings in the US,” said Hazim Rosli, director of clubs and organizations for the Associated Student Council at Peninsula […]
Photo and story by Ryan Fournier Christopher Dee Gaylord, 29, is a married father of two. He’s enrolled in Peninsula College’s Composites Recycling program, and is a member of the school’s Carbon Club. He’s also […]
“The most important thing in my opinion is being aware of what could happen. To know where to go if things like that happen. Being informed and knowing what to do, especially for students, who […]
By Sarah Rayne Baker Oftentimes, following a mass shooting in the United States, a very predictable gun control “debate” occurs on the news, in legislation and political conversation. It usually goes something like “this sucks, […]
Photo and story by Abigail Vidals. It’s not everyday a teenager gets to live outside his home country. An Võ, a Vietnam native, had been familiar with the English language since age 5. His mother […]
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