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Eclipse class “This js the last total- solar eclipse visible from North The College science depar America in this century,” Ar tment will offer a one-credit onson. said. course titled “Science Eclipse For more information, con Observation” winter quarter, tact Mike Aronson, 656-2631, taught by Mike Aronson, extension 344. physics instructor. The class will travel to a site in Eastern Oregon to make A $3 registration fee for all spectrograms of the solar students charging tuition will corona and possibly the become effective for winter chromosphere during the total term registration. solar eclipse on Feb. 26, 1979. Approved oy the President’s “The last total solar eclipse Counsel, the fee is designed to visible in Portland was in 1918. pay part of the letter services, One of my present students at the registration department, saw it when she was 14 years which .total $5.25 per student. old,” Aronson said. Photographs and possibly movies of the eclipse will be Kathy McMahon, of the taken during the more than two minutes of totality. The ex College, reached the finals of periments will be evaluated and the oral interpretation com the results submitted to the petition of.the Pacific University U.S. Naval Observation in Speech Tournament, Satur day, Nov. 18. Washington, D.C. New fee Orator places What has two legs. . A creative mind ... . and uses a typewriter? A Print reporter! The student newspaper. The Print, and student magazine, Feature, are looking for students who are interested in writing, layout and design, past-up procedures, photography, advertising sales, business management, graphics or office procedures. Credit and some waivers available. And just how successful was confer with administrative] McMahon, a West Linn High School graduate, qualified for the Rummage Sale? “We made teaching faculty at the coll the final five competitors in the $700,” said McCarty. junior division of the tour subji nament, which attracted 25 colleges from throughout the The emotional experieij a parent becoming sepal Northwest. Planning holiday gatherings from his .or her child J will be the subject of “Holiday discussed in a seminar,'] Host/Hostess,” a workshop at- Anxiety of Separation: P| “Everything that could 90 the College, Wednesday, Dec. from Child,” at the Col wrong did,” said Bill Anton, 6, in the Community Center, Tuesday, Dec. 5, in the C| developmental officer, after room 101, at 7 p.m. munity Center, room 1011 the Rummage Sale Nov.. 17 i Instructor Bev McGee will p.m. Cost of the seminar is $|| through 19. discuss guidelines for- every oc- • The sale was not as suc casion from informal and for persons attending are askj cessful as was hoped, due to mal dinners to cocktail parties. pre-register by calling] weather and advertising, cir She will also cover menu ideas. college’s counseling del cumstances. According to Mike Cost of the workshop is $1 tment, 656-2631, ext.I McCarty, Associated Student and pre-registration is en Government president, several couraged. Persons may register of the local newspapers by calling 656-2631, ext. 212. fair “messed up.” Students and commi Evidently, the advertisemen members “showing off I ts in the publications printed wares” is what this year's| the incorrect times of the sale, ’ Fair is all about. And after they got it right, The fair will take place« A delegation from the mother nature stepped in and dumped snow upon the University of Oregon will visit nesday, Dec. 6 from lOal disappointed. crew. “It was the College from 10 a.m. to 2 2 p.m. in the College I p.m. Monday, to talk with munity Center mall. |H disgusting,” McCarty said. from students ranging H Another sale is being plan students and the parents of jewlery to macramè willI ned for either this spring or students interested in trans ferring to the U of O, and to sale. The atmosphere isI next fall. Anxiety Christmas formats Snow sale Crafts Delegates for grad transfer for last minute or early Cl mas shopping. ATTENTION MUSICIANS Anyone interested in q a table to display their I AV AT AN RECORDING AND PRODUCTION STUDIO should contact the Studenfl Master and Demo Recordings at low hourly and block rates in our completely new 8-track studio. For information or appointment call 638-4547 tivifies office to obtain a| A $5 fee is required, how it is reimbursed when! student shows up with] items. Ron ' s Upholstery Shoppe THE AVENU Boutique Auto - Furniture ■ Custom Work Quality with an Artistic touch” tuition RON ROOD 632-4002 Low, low prices P.O. BOX 92 Beaver Creek. Ore. 97004 Tues-Fri; 12-6 SAT: 12-7 1 440 'A Potili«! Experience is not a must, just a will to learn. You’ll have on- the-job training. Contact Suzie, Cyndi or Hap- pie in Trailer B, anytime, or phone 656-2631, extension 309 or 310. With the old fashioned services to please your needs. One pack of FOR THETOTAL LOOK IN HAIR FASHION 612 MOLALLA AVE. OREGON CITY CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 656-5807 | Club Rolling Papers Latest in books and magazinès The Northwest’s Largest selection of Bongs and Pipes We accept VISA and Master Charge with this coupon I You haven’t seen a head sho until you have seen Granny’s 514 Main St. Oregon City 655-432 classifieds Help wanted Morning workers at Christmas tree farm. Wage negotiable. Con tact M. Van Horn, 638-5955. HAVE A WAY WITH WORDS? Become a reporter for THE PRINT. News, feature and sports writers are needed. . Call Cyndi Bacon or Suzie Boss, ext. 309/310, or stop by THE PRINT office in Trailer B. for sale For Sale, 2 prs. woman’s dress boots. 1 pr. black, size 6*/2-7. 1 pr. golden brown, size 7*/2-8. Both almost new, $27 pr. or best offer. Call Vickie at 636-5161. Puppy, free. Male. Believe Afl — German Shepherd mix-1 5161, evenings. Clackamas Community Col Page 8 inches D50 Illuminant, 2 degree observer
