People have never necessarily chosen to sit through horror films for their thought-out and impeccable plots. No, horror films tend to be watched by those in seek of adrenaline; to feel that familiar thrill of […]
By Mike Drake Students from around the globe are enrolled at Peninsula College, yet very few are familiar with downtown Port Angeles. Richard Stephens, of the Port Angeles Downtown Association, and the Associated Student Council […]
Story by Sarah Baker During my time attending the Port Townsend Film Festival on Friday, Sept. 23 and Saturday, Sept. 24, I met an array of colorful film producers, directors, staring subjects and had the […]
By Forrest Maynock Saturday, October 8, at the City Pier in Port Angeles the Crab Fest 5K Fun Run was held. The event proceeds went to help student-athlete scholarships. Heavy rain was present, but the runners […]
Review by Forrest Maynock Seven Samurai is one of the greatest films ever made. The film shatters expectations in all categories from acting to editing. Few films have captured the wide range emotions and visual […]
By Ivan Sitohang With elections coming up this November, The Buccaneer asked a question about the role of Peninsula College to 2 state representative candidates of district 24. Steve Tharinger, Democratic state representative said, “Peninsula […]
Review by Sarah Baker James Foley and John Cantlie were two conflict journalists kidnapped by the Islamic State in Syria in 2012, and while Foley was executed in August 2014, Cantlie has not been seen […]
By Forrest Maynock The budget for the Halloween Dance was discussed at the weekly Associated Student Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016. The budget is set at $2500. The price of balloons, main set […]
Photos and Story Ivan Sitahong Teatro Milagro’s “Broken Promises” attracted a wide audience when it played at the Little Theatre on Oct. 6. “Broken Promises” was presented in both Spanish and English. It tells a […]
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