Movie series offers
advice to men, women
»ts Wes^will be featuring the
Hiller Band, Thursday, Nov. 3
p.m. The Miller Band will be
ting The Norton Buffalo Stam-
The concert will be in the
lai Coliseum Complex.
Average White band will be
ing in the Memorial Coliseum
[at8p.m. Average White Band
ing two special guests — Tower
erand Brick.
Yarbrough, one of the best
singers in the business according
¡ewers, will be at the Portland
ram Nov. 2, at 8 p.m.
mi
w Bag Movies will be showing
ovie "Fifth Street: Skid Row"
Sat noon iji CC 117.
itches Cauldron, CCC Community
sHalloween party for children is
feat 1 p.m. in the CC mall.
I Count of Monte Cristo will be
med on Friday and Saturday
in McLoughlin Theatre at 8:30.
t Focus on Women seminar en-
"Growing into Wholeness" will
«ted Oct. 27,9:30—11:30 a.m.
C117. The discussion leader will be
Kathleen Lane. The seminar will
sways of being whole, of moving
sex-role polarization and moving
s new and compassionate whole-
The Reel Life Program series, sponsored by
Clackamas Community College's Focus on
Women, will continue its program through
fall term in CC 117.
The series is designed to help women and
men cope with problems ranging from
marriage difficulties to organizational skills.
"Not Together Now: End of a Marriage,"
will be the feature on Nov. 1 at 11 a.m. and
7 p.m. Interviews with a couple discussing
their marriage and what went wrong is the
basis of this movie.
On Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. the film
"Other Women, Other Work" will examine
the rewards and problems of women in
traditional male roles. The film will show a
truck driver, a pilot and a marine biologist as
part of the scheduled program.
On Nov. 15 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. the film
will be "Women in Management: Threat or
Opportunity?" This film deals with oppor
tunities for social and organization improve
ment for women in management positions
once stereotyping has been eliminated.
Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
. and Everything Nice," a film with
Shirley Chisholm and Gloria Steinham deal-
ing with the problems and hopes of today's
woman will be shown. The film will also tell
how some women have moved from passive
roles to controlling their own lives and
gaining the feelings of joy, fear, being real
and freedom.
On Nov. 29 at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m. a slide
presentation entitled '.'What If," produced by
Karen Lytle from CCC's Community Rela
tions department will be shown.
This
presentation explores the possibilities for
women at CCC.
The special event for winter term will be a
two-day workshop on sex equality. The
spring term event will be a one-day workshop
on personal effectiveness.
Focus on Women has many activities
planned for the upcoming year. All events
are explained in their engagement calendar
entitled "Women's Work." The calendar is
on sale in the CCC bookstore for $1.
On
Saxaphonist uses experience
to add depth to CCC bands
Keith VanVickle, a sophomore this year
here at Clackamas Community College, is a
saxophonist for CCC's jazz ensemble as well
as for the concert band.
VanVickle has
played the saxophone for approximately 11
years and can play the allo, tenor, soprano
and baritone saxophones, but is mainly in
terested in the alto.
"This year's band displays the most talent
compared to other bands I have been involved
with in years past," said Van Vickie. "This
year we are playing Swing and some con
temporary jazz of various artists."
VanVickle also said that he is content with
the operation of the music department this
year, but feels that some music classes should
be held more than once a week in order to fit
in better with the music students weekly class
schedules.
He is currently involved with a nightclub
act that is trying to get bookings with various
establishments in the Portland area. Next
year, he is planning a possible transfer to
Eastern Oregon College to finish his music
major.
Not Together Now:
End of a
[riage"will be shown Nov.1,11 a.m.
Il p.m. in CC 117 as part of the
ison Women series.
rrigan, an escape artist, will be at
Portland Art Museum's Swann
[torium. There will be two shows
|p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 28.
■ tickets call the Jaycee's office
-5656.
KC's jazz ensemble, swing choir
Jazz improvisational groups will
|form at McLoughlin Hall Theatre
[.2 at 8 p.m. Admission is $1.
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bid Plus will be performing in the
.unity Center Mall on Oct. 28, at 12
The group is an improvisional theatre
iny that specializes in making scenes
[comments and suggestions from the
k The 8-member group performs
other week in the mall area, at noon.
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