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 […]
24 initiated into Phi Theta honorary Phi Theta’s winter quarterinitiation was held Sunday, Jan.28, with a candlelight ceremonyconducted in the Little Theatre.Those initiated were DeanAbrams, Thomas Adkins, KevinBerglund, Walter Cooke,Jerome Eberharter, AlineEiman, Cameron Field, JohnFors, […]
Staff and calendar set by Board of trustees Employment of the staff andapproval of the college calendarfor the 1973-74 school yearhighlighted the Board ofTrustees meeting March 21.Faculty and administratorswill remain the same next year,with no […]
‘College faces crisis in vo-tech versus academic education’ – Maier By RICH OLSON“Peninsula is facing aproblem like all Washingtoncommunity colleges, and that isthe continuing struggle ofacademic versus vocationalemphasis, and decliningenrollment.”The remarks by President E.John Maier […]
Pete week has bright days and black Editor’s Note: With littleflourish or fanfare, Pete Week’73, Peninsula’s annualhomecoming observance, cameand went. Originally designedas a time to honor the school’smascot, the week in later yearshas come to […]
Pete week planned: week of activities set Planning for Pete Week ’73absorbed the BOC meetingMonday.Starting on the weekend, theregularly scheduled film“Flap” will be shown in theLittle Theatre at 7 p.m. onSunday, Feb. 11.Monday will feature […]
Curb construction work set for completion. Completion of curbingthroughout the campus andpresentation of the preliminaryreport on Peninsula’s six-yearplan were highlights of theDistrict 1 Board of Trusteesmeeting November 15. The board approved callingfor bids for curbing […]
Brooke Taylor visits campus Prosecuor Brooke Taylor blamed frustrations in dealing with a sometimes ineffective jury system and having to work with insufficient funds and manpower as two of the main reasons for increasing criminal […]
Quast cuts off official GOP ties By Tim Konrod Dr. Werner Quast, Republican State committeeman, told the Buccaneer that there is a possibility he may pull out of the rupublican party. At least he will […]
AWS officer elected Oct. 13 On Oct. 13 a meeting was heldin H-9 at noon for all womenstudents interested in forming anAssociated Women StudentsClub.Approximately 20 girls showedup, but the election of newofficers went on. Elected […]
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