College bonds family pair By Brenda Nolan Of The Print Most people seem to think it’s hard enough to deal with their parents or children at home. Yet, Della and Ginny Riggs are attending the college together in addition to seeing each other every evening. Ginny Riggs is Delia’s 18-year- old daughter. Della is planning to graduate from the college in June with an associate degree in business. Ginny plans to tran sfer to University of. Oregon next year, then to the Univer sity of Washington to get her bachelor’s degree in tele communications. Ginny says the main benefit it. Her husband was or of going to school with her first students to atti mother is free transportation. college. He earni Della says having Ginny associates degree in; around “is fun.” Both are two sons, John and Bn currently enrolled in hope to attend the; Psychology 203 and plan to someday, according to study together. “We’ve always b The only disadvantage, ac volved in a lot of co cording to Ginny, is that activities — Jay-Cees sometimes she feels her mother Oregon City Junior1 is “spying” on her. However, Club. The kids have she quickly added, “she keeps helped out,” said Dell me in line.” attended Oregon Ci Della stated, “Not enough School. She was las people take advantage of the queen of Territorial Di college.” Yet, it seems as now keeps herself busj though her family has, and will cheerleader for th continue to take advantage of wrestling team. briefs Don’t call us Ginny and Della Riggs pause during day on College cam pus. Student takes over post Following the recent rash of resignations, the Student Government office has seen many of new faces, the most recent being, Beth Thompsen, newly appointed ASG secretary. Majoring in history, Thom psen has found her new job to be “a little more involved than 1 thought it would be.” “You just can’t sit around and type minutes,” she said. “You are immediately in cluded, and expected to know a little bit of everything.” Aware that filling the vacan cy of the energetic Joanne McCauley, who is now a page the State Capitol, could be more than a little challenging, Beth stressed that there were pressures, but everyone was, helpful and she is “learning quickly.” “I wish that I had a little more knowledge of meeting procedure, and government structure, but 1 am learning a lot.” Because of stringent requirements for certification, Students needing school there are only about 30 closure imformation on bad programs nationwide which are weather days should listen to a certified and Clackamas is the local radio station, according to only school in the state of Joni Johnson, college switch Oregon with certification, said board operator. The college Madsen. information center was swam Upon graduation from the ped with^ calls relating to drafting program at closures during the recent “ice Clackamas, each student will storm” and prefers to avoid now receive a certificate stating such incidents in the future. that he or she has graduated “It puts an overload on from a program so apporved, everything,” said Johnson. which, said Madsen, “will Most local radio stations definitely be an asset for em should have school closure in ployment.” formation by 5:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. for night classes here at the College. After eight years of sailing in the South Pacific, James John son has returned to Oregon The American Institute for and will be sharing his ex Design and Drafting has awar periences this term with in ded a certificate of excellence terested students at the to the drafting department of College. Clackamas Community “Celestial Navigation” is the College. title of a class being offered According to Dave Madsen, Tuesdays at West Linn High drafting instructor and depar School. tment 'chairman, the American Johnson visited many exotic Institute for Design and Draf ting is the only professional j ’.uces during his trip, siich as organization in the U.S. for Tahiti, Hawaii, Samoa, the Fiji Islands and New Guinea. drafting. Sailing class Drafting When he started his trip two partners who help his ship, the “Demar They only went as far Diego and Costa Ri Johnson had to pickup he traveled. One partner he pick New Zealand became I Their first child was New Guinea. “Celestial navigation only way you can sail you use technology, Johnson’s wife. “Basil uses points of refere guide you, such as stars and the moon." New doctoi Dr. Dan Dunlap, < practioner from Milwaul introduced Tuesday College’s new physician. 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