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 […]
Work-study program offered to students A work study program,student loans and grants areamong the financial aid optionsavailable to Peninsula Collegestudents.The work study program, nowopen, currently employs 20students.High turnover of studentsparticipating in the program isa major […]
Pres. Maier to retire after 15 years at PC Peninsula College PresidentE. John Maier announced hisintention to retire from thecollege presidency effectiveJuly 1, 1975.In a letter to the Board ofTrustees, Mr. Maier noted thelure of […]
RIF policy tabledTrustees elect officers, approve art addition Election of officers, tabling ofthe reduction in force policy,and approval of an addition tothe art building consumed theBoard of Trustees meeting May15.Henry V. Charnell Jr. wasagain elected […]
Proposed revisions will eliminate cheerleaders Elimination of cheerleadersand substitution of an electedbooster squad was one of theconstitutional revisionsproposed by BOC during theApril 23 and 25 meetings.The function of the traditionalcheerleader would be changedto involve the […]
Filing for ASB offices opens April 29 Filing for Associated StudentBody offices starts April 29.Anyone interested in runningfor ASB office should see Mr.Lunt in the PUB to register,from April 29 to May 3.Candidates’ speeches will […]
Thoreau drama opens April 18 “The Night Thoreau Spent inJail” will be presented by thePeninsula College Players infour performances starting witha free matinee April 18.The play, starring PCstudents, reveals to theaudience the workings ofThoreau’s mind […]
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