2017 – Page 10 – The Buccaneer

President Trump sworn in amidst protests

January 26, 2017 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

By Sarah R. Baker President Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 45th U.S. President on Friday, Jan. 20. The capitol was infused with protests, some escalating in violence, with more then 95 arrests […]

Women march on Washington PC women join millions in civil rights protest that spans the globe

January 26, 2017 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

By Judah Breitbach Three days after President Trump was elected Cheri Jessup of Peninsula College, bought her plane ticket to Washington DC to protest the inauguration. Saturday, Jan. 21, Jessup, along with others from the […]

Campus Voices: What do you weigh when it comes to voting?

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

Byeol Park, Associate in Arts (Political Science), Suncheon, Republic of Korea “I look at policies, whether they make sense or not, or how real they are. I think of how they are going to realize […]

Josh Wilson of the deli delivered educational materials

May 3, 2020 Comments Off

By The Buccaneer Staff The Peninsula College Bookaneer processed more than 750 orders, 500 of those hand delivered to student’s homes. Christina Wonsey, Bookstore Supervisor, Josh Wilson, Cook, and Luella Luciano, Retail Clerk have worked incredibly hard for students to receive […]

Attention: Deadline coming up for TIDEPOOLS LITERARY MAGAZINE

January 4, 2021 Comments Off

It’s that time again! Tidepools, Peninsula College’s own Literary, Art, and Music Magazine, is seeking submissions. Entries for students are free and the deadline is January 15th, 2021. For more information, visit their website: TIDEPOOLS MAGAZINE SEEKING […]

Writer in Residence – David Guterson

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

By Emily Matthiessen David Guterson, an award-winning author, will be Peninsula College’s Writer-in-Residence in May 2020. “I’m looking forward to being near the Olympic Mountains, which I love and spent a lot of time […]

Campus Voices: What do you know about the Census? Or why do you think the Census is important?

January 29, 2020 Comments Off

Campus Voices: What do you know about the Census? Or why do you think the Census is important? It’s important for the government to know how much money they can spend on […]

Sequim: Nash’s Farm Stand

May 2, 2020 Comments Off

By Emily Matthiessen Attention Sequim: Nash’s Farm Store is permanently closed, but fresh vegetables, grains, meat and more are available at Nash’s farm stand, off East Anderson. Shoppers observed by passthebuc.com reporter maintained social distance, masks and […]