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Media Credit: Mallory York The Combined Fund Drive is hosting the "Pink Tu-Tu" contest. Add money to the jar labeled with the name of the teacher you would like to see in a pink tu-tu! The "winner" with the most in their jar must wear the pink tu-tu Nov. 16. Participants include Vociferous Vadnais (Matt Vadnais), Hapless Hauge (Brian Hauge), Cheer'im-On-Chapman (Andrew Chapman), and Whimsical Walsh (Brian Walsh). Jars are open for donation at the Student Enrollment Service counter until at 5 p.m, Nov. 9.

Media Credit: Mallory York

Brief history of Tidepools
Tidepools Art and Literary magazine is published annually, showcasing the best work of the communities of Clallam and Jefferson counties. It includes the works of artists, photographers, poets and prose writers of the Olympic Peninsula.

Tidepools was created by the Peninsula College English and Typing classes to practice their literary and typing skills. Launched by English professor Marge Avalon in 1963, it was a small booklet of stapled-together pieces of eight-by-eleven paper. Since then the magazine has become a community tradition. Tidepools is created by the students of Peninsula College, the college's Associated Student Council and the Peninsula Daily News which publishes it. Tidepools Art and Literary Production class has been taught for the past two years by Janet Lucas, who recently received the Lisa Ede Outstanding Teaching Award.

In 2005, Tidepools won first place in the Washington community and technical colleges' Art and Literary Magazines Contest.
Entry forms for this year's Tidepools Art and Literary contest are now available at the college Bookstore, the PA library and Olympic Stationers. - Courtney York

Free Peninsula College movie rentals

Free movie rentals are available at the Associated Student Council office in the PUB. You may rent any two movies for up to two days. All you need is your student ID. You may also rent two movies for a weekend. Visit the ASC PUB office for additional information. - Courtney York

December PC Computer Gaming Party

Join other Peninsula College computer and console gamers on December 15 in the Lecture Hall for a six hour battle of gaming wits and skill, starting at 3 p.m. Computer games include: Counter Strike, Crysis, Team Fortress 2, Call of Duty 4, F.E.A.R and some classic games such as Starcraft and Unreal Tournament. Console games include Guitar Hero 3 (Play Station 2) and Halo 3 (X-box 360). Any other consoles and games welcome. - Courtney York

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