ASB officers elected:Young, Fairchild, Diagram Two hundred and one ofthe approximately 900 daystudents at Peninsula havecast ballots, and Matt Youngis student body president for1980-81.Dave Fairchild was electedvice president May 9, andKen Dignam secretarytreasurer.Young is elated […]
Springfest: Kites n’ bluegrass,films, poetry,jazz next week A week of films, singing,dancing, kite flying, hypnotism, poetry, jazz and rockand roll is just around thecorner.Springfesl gets under wayat noon Monday with kiteflying and bluegrass music tofly […]
College case continues By MARK PHILLIPSandDAVE MASONPORT TOWNSEND — Alack of documents before thecourt was the reason JudgeTyler Moffett gave for notruling whether PeninsulaCollege’s fired continuingeducation director andspeech teacher had tenure.Moffett denied TomHostetler’s attorney a […]
Reasons for dismissal By BUCCANEER STAFFTom Hostetler, the director of continuing educationwho was fired Jan. 28, saidthis week that a pre-trialdeposition from PeninsulaCollege President Paul Cornaby reveals the reasons hewas fired.In another move involvingthe controversy […]
PC students to lead party caucus By MARK PHILLIPS“Credit it all to WernerQuast,” joked SandyHerald. 22. PeninsulaCollege student and localRepublican caucus leader.She explained that in 1978. while taking Dr. Quast’s political scienceclass, she grew interestedin […]
44% polled oppose draft By BUCCANEER STAFFUncle Sam may want you!But do Peninsula Collegestudents want any part of hisArmed Forces?In a recent survey of 176Peninsula College students,the Buccaneer found thatone-third of those areopposed to the […]
Pete’s Week Homecoming activities to be Feb. 3-9 Pete’s Week at PC will beFeb. 3-9, seven days ofhomecoming activities.The week begins with anall-day car rally. SharonGilleland is in charge.On Monday at noon a piethrowing contest […]
Christmas EventsHoliday festivities beginning By ROBERT CARTERAre you having troublegetting into the spirit ofChristmas? If so you may beinterested that during themonth of December there area number of events and activities designed to reflectthe festive […]
Booze in DormsAnti-drinking action planned By RUTHE RASMUSSEN A visit to the Peninsula College dormitory reveals drinking of alcoholic beverages is not uncommon and talk around campus is that it is on the increase, along […]
EditorialCollege furnishes music dept. well In the past five years Peninsula College has furnished itsmusic department many musical instruments, including a$6,490 Steinway piano, a $6,975 harpsichord, and a $10,855organ. Just recently the department has purchased […]
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