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 […]
By Judah Breitbach The Associated Student Council is continuing its sponsorship of Sierra Leonean fifth-grade student, Alhassan Turay, 12. The ASC has been sponsoring Turay with a $43 donation, plus school supplies once a month for the […]
By Nick Johnson The Associated Student Counsel passed a motion on Feb. 9 to purchase a new table tennis platform for the Pirate Union Building. Table Tennis has taken rise at Peninsula College, as students have already […]
By Naomi Gish “The fear is so incredible and they don’t leave because of it,” said Labor trafficking specialist Jennifer Williams, who works on a task force with other officers. Williams, along with Detective Megan Bruneau of […]
By Melissa Copeland While it can be difficult to make an impact community wide, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) get the opportunity to make a difference for individual people when they are having a horrible day. “I find […]
By Judah Breitbach Carpe Diem. Seize the day. It’s a popular theme often seen in the movies. Peninsula alumnus Sam Towers seized his moment and it took him all the way to Hollywood and the […]
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