Staying Afloat

MPC Nautical Science Department faces financial headwind.

By Laurel Chesky

Thursday, November 20, 1997

After having the wind knocked out of their sails this fall, Monterey Peninsula College nautical science instructors are pessimistic about the expected rejuvenation of the school's nautical science program next semester...

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