by By Yu Chung Sze "Eric" in Campus Life
An intercultural exchange opportunity between Peninsula College nursing and English Second Language ESL students occurred June 4 at the Pirate Union Building.
ESL and nursing program were working together before; they both want to support the academic success.
by By Kassandra Grimm in Campus Life
Starting in the fall, students from as far away as Neah Bay and La Push will have a way to get to campus for free. On Friday June 4, PC students approved the bus pass proposal, 102 for and 13 against. The goals of the bus pass are to teach people to use public transportation, to reduce the college's carbon emission, and to save students commuting costs.
by By Nathan Julander in Campus Life
The carving has begun. Over the summer, Jeff Monson, master carver, will chip away at the Welcome Figure Carving with the help of his apprentices. The carving is being conducted in the white tent next to the Science and Tech building.
The public is welcome to visit and observe the carvers at work on weekdays from 10 a.
Fred Thompson closes a book; opens a new chapter
by in Campus Life
Dear Fred,
I've spent all weekend thinking about what I could say here for all of us. I've thought about thanking you for being such a calm presence in the English department, for your generous and easy ways as a colleague, for your contribution to the humanities through your leadership and scholarship, for your twin loves of literature and music and how you've honored both.
by in Campus Life
Peninsula College International student Zhan Le performed a solo piano concert in the Little Theater June 3.
by in Campus Life
"Hopefully obtain in-state residency and apply to UW at Bothell. If that works out I'll be searching for a job in this impossible economy."
Jason Sinnot-Simonis
"I got accepted at Eastern's dental hygiene program."
Julia Giles
"I'm a running start student, take a year off from PA.
