2017
Playing footie in new cleats
By Patrick McCready Turf dirt rises out of the ground and the sound of furious running footsteps follow in the Wally Sigmar Complex at Peninsula College. This time its up to a new head coach, […]
Features
2017
Pirate women No.1 in region, No. 8 in nation
By Sarah Baker The Pirate women, ranked No. 1 in the NWAC and No. 8 in the nation, broke two soccer records and achieved their seventh straight league title Saturday with a 15-0 victory over […]
2017
Three cheers for Brianna Reeves
By Ryan Fournier Brianna Reeves, a second year PC student, is taking time for the arts this quarter. The 22 year old, with a number of accomplishments already under her belt, is currently enrolled in […]
2017
What do you think the NFL protests during the national anthem are about?
“They’re doing it to protest the treatment of African Americans by corrupt cops. The misunderstanding is that a lot of people think they’re protesting the flag and the anthem. Because it’s so easily misunderstood […]
2017
King’s Cult Classic Kills
By Natalie Reis Many critics, such as The New York Times and The Atlantic, would agree that American author Stephen King’s work is hard to adapt to film. King is a known master at creating […]
2017
Hop, skip and a sail away
By Ryan Fournier As of June, Clallam Transit is offering a direct line to the eastern reaches of the Peninsula. The Strait Shot, number 123, carries passengers between Gateway Transit Center in Port Angeles and […]
2017
Athletes, coaches, department not jumping into controversy
By Ryan Fournier The expressions of protest taking place in professional sports, though setting off much public controversy, have not made their way to Peninsula College. “We’re kind of on our own island,” said […]
Campus Life
Childcare center steps into an upgrade
By Ryan Fournier The Early Childhood Development Center is up and running in the new Allied Health and Early Childhood Education building (K) at Peninsula College. Preschool is now offered between the hours of 9:00 […]
2017
Students of Color Conference 2017
By Abigail Vidals “Truth is always the precondition of transformation.” Wise words spoken by keynote speaker Frank Leon Roberts at the Students of Color Conference, SOCC. Held in Yakima, Washington this conference is where community […]
2017
Bloodied but unbowed: despite fractures and ruptures, homegrown talent won’t stop fighting
By Judah Breitbach “Breaking my femur was probably one of the best things that ever happened to me,” says Pirates back and Sequim high school graduate Heidi Vereide of what might have been a major […]