’75-6 elections to be held Elections for 1975-76 BOCofficers will be held May 9.Candidates must pick up theirpetitions Monday.With the revised constitutionexpected to be ratified, theoffices and requirements forcandidates will be different thisyear.Under the new […]
Trustees pick new president Peninsula College will beginthe 1975-76 school year with Dr.Paul G. Cornaby behind thepresident’s desk. Dr. Cornabywas chosen to succeed retiringPresident E. John Maier by thecollege Board of Trustees.Dr. Cornaby comes to […]
40 acres donated to forestry dept. By BRIAN FINKThe donation of 40 acres ofland to the Peninsula Collegeforestry department by T.A.Conrad will have no markedeffect on enrollment, accordingto John Willits, programinstructor.“We’re pretty static in ourenrollment. […]
Tuition increase to hurt not stop students, says poll By NANCY WHITEand BRIAN FINKA tuition increase atPeninsula College would hurtbut not stop the majority ofstudents from attending schoolnext year, according to a recentpoll conducted by […]
Tidepools may drown “Tidepools,” the campusliterary magazine, may not bepublished for a second yearunless there is immediatestudent involvement, accordingto its advisor, Miss MarjorieAvalon.“Unless the students want it,they just might as well waituntil they do want […]
2 BOC officers resign posts BOC President Tim Fryerannounced the resignation ofASB Treasurer, John Fors, tothe Board of Control TuesdayJan. 21.Fors has withdrawn from PCand left Port Angeles to live inPhoenix, Ariz., according to Mr.Jim […]
Studium Generale sets new enrollment record Studium Generale, possiblyone of the most popular coursesoffered in the Peninsula Collegecurriculum, has reached recordenrollment figures this winterquarter.For the first time, StudiumGenerale has reached capacityenrollment, with over 280students and […]
PC may not have day care center It appears that unless theBOC, or some outside agency,allocates funds, PeninsulaCollege will not have a day carecenter, at least not this year.Students interested in a daycare center made […]
Ban on log exports could cut down state school funding A proposed ban on log exportscould cut $2.15 million out ofstate funding for education,according to Ralph Munroe,campaign manager of LudlowKramer, Third DistrictCongressional candidate.Munroe appeared with […]
Ban on log exports could cut down state school funding A proposed ban on log exportscould cut $2.15 million out ofstate funding for education,according to Ralph Munroe,campaign manager of LudlowKramer, Third DistrictCongressional candidate.Munroe appeared with […]
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