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Morgan denied tenure – by Cathy Logg Marilyn Morgan, sociology and anthropology instructor, has become the first instructor in Peninsula College history to be denied tenure. According to Floyd Young, dean of instruction, Dr. Morgan’s […]

Dilling and Simon elected prexys,largest voting turn-out ever Sophomore Ron Dilling and freshman Chuck Simon were elected presidents of their respectiveclasses in the Peninsula College elections October 14 in the largest voting turn-out in the […]

Oilport Awareness Day Carter asked to oilport parade A Peninsula College oilport awareness group is waiting to learn whether President Carter will come to Port Angeles later this month. Carter will be in Seattle Nov. […]

‘Students don’t know what they’re missing’ -by Teresa Kono (second in series) JoAnne Hughes notices that while many students use the library, they always seem to be the same ones. “Those who use the library, […]

Political Awareness Candidate forums set next week Two political forums have been set for next week, as part of Peninsula College’s “Campus Political Awareness Week, ” sponsored by the ASC and the Public Services Committee. […]

ASC candidates report platforms Votes for Associated Student Council candidates will be cast in the PUB today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Freshman and Sophomore students will each run for three representative positions. The […]

Canadian poet Susan Musgrave reads selections of her poetry on campus April 17. She is reviewed on page 2. – photo by Rick Ross Springfest plans announced Springfest, PC’s annual spring arts festival, has been […]

Ron Swickly and Karen Wright rehearse a Fleetwood Mac number in preparation for tonight’s performace in “Still Crazy After All These Years.” – photo by Rick Ross Variety show is ‘craziness‘ “Still Crazy After All […]