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    1978

    The Buccaneer April 7, 1978 Vol 17, No 11

    241 Morgan denied tenure – by Cathy Logg Marilyn Morgan, sociology and anthropology instructor, has become the first instructor in Peninsula College history to be denied tenure. According to Floyd Young, dean of instruction, Dr. [...]
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    The Buccaneer May 9, 1975.

    One office contested in ASB election The office of AS President isthe only contested race intoday’s ASB elections.James Cox and LarryMcFadden are running it offtoday in the only race thathasn’t already been decided.Lisa Hitt and [...]
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    1966

    The Buccaneer October 21, 1966.

    Dilling and Simon elected prexys,largest voting turn-out ever Sophomore Ron Dilling and freshman Chuck Simon were elected presidents of their respectiveclasses in the Peninsula College elections October 14 in the largest voting turn-out in the [...]
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    1979

    The Buccaneer Nov. 9, 1979, Vol 19 No 3

    Oilport Awareness Day Carter asked to oilport parade A Peninsula College oilport awareness group is waiting to learn whether President Carter will come to Port Angeles later this month. Carter will be in Seattle Nov. [...]
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    1978

    The Buccaneer Nov. 3, 1978 Vol 18 No 3

    ‘Students don’t know what they’re missing’ -by Teresa Kono (second in series) 241 JoAnne Hughes notices that while many students use the library, they always seem to be the same ones. “Those who use the [...]
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    1979

    The Buccaneer Oct 26, 1979 Vol 19 No 2

    Political Awareness Candidate forums set next week Two political forums have been set for next week, as part of Peninsula College’s “Campus Political Awareness Week, ” sponsored by the ASC and the Public Services Committee. [...]
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    1979

    The Buccaneer Oct 12, 1979 Vol 19 No 1

    ASC candidates report platforms 241 241 Votes for Associated Student Council candidates will be cast in the PUB today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Freshman and Sophomore students will each run for three representative [...]
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    1979

    The Buccaneer April 27, 1979 Vol 18, No 13

    241 Canadian poet Susan Musgrave reads selections of her poetry on campus April 17. She is reviewed on page 2. – photo by Rick Ross Springfest plans announced Springfest, PC’s annual spring arts festival, has [...]
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    1979

    The Buccaneer March 16, 1979 Vol 18 No 11

    241 Ron Swickly and Karen Wright rehearse a Fleetwood Mac number in preparation for tonight’s performace in “Still Crazy After All These Years.” – photo by Rick Ross Variety show is ‘craziness‘ “Still Crazy After [...]
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    Photo by John Sinal ‘Storytelling is the Secret Sauce’ according to heralded Writer in Resident John Vaillant By Jelissa Julmist John Vaillant is a literary force, a master storyteller whose works have captivated readers around [...]
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    On the Public Courts, Allie Greene

    by Emma Bankson Commonly known as the end of the world for its frontier view of the Pacific Ocean and teeming beauty of its wildlife, Neah Bay, Washington, is the home of the Makah Indian [...]
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    Hannah

    By Jelissa Julmist Point guard extraordinaire, Hannah Bates has been playing basketball for as long as she can remember, starting in the Sequim youth basketball program and finishing her career here at Peninsula College. Hannah [...]
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    February 2024

    Interviews from around PC Photo by Chris Urquia Julius from Germany Kicks Away By Chris Urquia Night is the time to dream, and the day is the time to make dreams come true. For Julius [...]
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    Coho, Cutthroat & Mykiss, Oh My!

    By Nathan Barber – Spring 2023 West Twin River, April 26, 2023. mcKenzi Taylor (center) of Tumwater, WA, leads by example as she instructs the crew to synchronously lift the water-logged sand bags to weigh [...]
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    Student Podcasts

    The Hidden Struggles of Athletes: https://on.soundcloud.com/Kwwz8   Produced by Taya Bohenko, Sydney Soskis, Maylin Rivera “College athletes face many struggles that go unnoticed. We, as college athletes, have noticed this and will discuss ways in which athletes [...]
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    Join the Artists of Tidepools New Year 2023

    Now Accepting Submissions for Tidepools Magazine’s 59th Annual Contest PORT ANGELES, WA. – Editors at Tidepools magazine are accepting submissions for Peninsula College’s annual literary arts magazine. Residents of all ages living in Clallam and Jefferson [...]

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