By Chris Urquia and Stephanie LaCour Recently, there has been some inquiry from students as to the costs of textbooks. Let’s face it. It’s expensive. However, with all that said, there’s information that all students […]
By Giovanni Roverso DIY book authors shared their stories and experiences for Studium Generale at the Peninsula College Little Theater on Feb. 4. PC Multimedia Communications Instructor Marina Shipova and English Instructors Kate Reavey and Janet Lucas […]
By Mike Drake The lights dimmed and an ambient calming exuberance relaxed the crowd as hypnotist-comedian Ron Stubbs performed live in the Little Theater of Peninsula college on Feb. 4 Stubbs started the show with […]
By Kriska Obermiller “I experienced my own Trail of Tears when I was a young girl. No one pointed a gun at me or at members of my family. No show of force was used. […]
By Eric Trent Led by Cierra Moss’ 19 points and 9 rebounds, Peninsula survived a stagnant first-half of shooting to outduel Whatcom 56-39, Wednesday, in Bellingham. On Sunday, the Lady Pirates cruised past Everett 69-43, holding the […]
Hayden James – student “I don’t really follow politics a whole lot. I know, kind of the gist that is going on. But, I don’t really care, I am not really one to follow the […]
By Eric Trent People look at the past to rekindle old memories, relive past experiences or examine the before and after effects of seminal events. Here at The Buccaneer, we have taken a look at […]
By Eric Trent With time expiring, sophomore guard Chris Reis split two defenders and dropped in a left-handed, buzzer-beating layup helping Peninsula down first-place Edmonds 73-72, Saturday, Feb. 6 in Port Angeles. The Pirates (15-9, 8-2) then […]
By Naomi Gish “This is Our Time: Truth Redefined,” is the motto of the 26th annual Students of Color Conference that Peninsula College’s Diversity Alliance Club is participating in. Any and all students are welcome to apply […]
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