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briefs breakfast time newspaper offset production and take photographs during A fund-raiser spring break spring term. Credit is available, as well as fast, sponsored by Milk Creek Little School, will take place a position on the staff. Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Other journalism classes of The menu consists of french toast, sausage or egg, fresh fruit fered spring term include: Of and beverage. The cost is fset Newspaper Production, $2.49 for adults, $1.99 for Edit & Design, Broadcast Journalism and Journalism children and seniors. . The breakfast will be held at Projects. the school, located on Union For more information con Mills Road near Mulino. tact Suzie Boss or Cyndi Bacon at 656-2631, ext. 309. Legal feed Cost up A free spaghetti dinner is being offered March 8 for low- income persons interested in A 10 cent raise, per contact learning more about Oregon Legal Services and help set hour, will take place for com munity school classes, in an ef program goals. The dinner will be served at fort to accomodate a need seen 6 p.m. with the advisory in various school districts, ac meeting following at 7:30 p.m. cording to College President at the Oregon City View Manor John Hakanson. Administration Building, 200 Taking effect summer term, Longview Way, Oregon City. the plan is designed to take the edge off of rising expenses seen .Child'care will be provided. in all surrounding school For further information or tran districts. sportation, call 655-2518. “Our college’s community school program- has one of the lowest tuitibn costs in the state,” said Community School Students interested in pur Director Robert Ellis. “Because suing a career in print media of rising expenses, it .is have an opportunity to see necessary to make this raise to operate in order to function out what it’sall about. The College’s student of the red.” “1 doubt if ths increase is newspaper, The Print, is looking for students who want enough to merit much respon to report, write, edit, sell se from the public.” said display and classified ads, learn Hakanson. News classes Crown Jewelers located at the Holly Farm Mall on S.E. McLoughlin Blvd, behind the Copper Kitchen Restaurant I Gold Filled and 14 K Gold chains for men and M women. A need felt by college ad ministrators for clarification of staff development criteria has resulted in a new set of stan dards, adopted at the last school board meeting. The rise and development of After a two-day meeting, religious cults has been ap which involved .the college parent since trie creation of board, president’s council, man. The reasons why cultism faculty members, and several has endured over the ages will students, the result was “a fairly be explored in a College course broad agreement of what staff this spring. development consists of on this campus,” according to College By Scott Starnes President John Hakanson. Of The Print “I felt that, in previous years, there has been a little confusion Joe Uris, College history in concerning what staff development is,” said Hakan structor, accompanied by two son. “This what prompted the colleagues, will instruct the course and analyze various meeting.” The two page report cults which have declined and designed to set individual goals which are still in existence for all members of the college staff, is mainly concerned with today. “Cultism can be defined as an ecstatic experience or an keeping staff members up to experience beyond the or date in their particular field. dinary,” Uris said. Many of the cults which have endured or declined over the centuries formalize their basis on the premise of ecstatic experience, Pin champ Kathy Warner of the College will be competing in the he added. national bowling champion Uris said many of th ecults in ships in Tucson, Ariz., on April 8,9, and 10. She took first the past began after an in place in all events at the ACU-I dividual announced that he or (American College "Unions- she had heard\the “Divine International) Region 14 Word of God” and was to recreational games tournament enaact this supposed truth Feb. 9 at Oregon State Univer upon the masses. sity.. “In the case of the Warner scored a region best of 1605 in the women’s open Jonestown incident, Jones events area of competition of thoroughly believed that he the tournament, which included ahd haeard the Truth and per nine games and over 100 suaded the masses to follow his women participants. In the belief. Jones’s goal was an im singles competition, Warner possible dream, however, in bowled a three-game 561. In the national tournament, that the things which appealed Warner will be competing with to his cultists make it literally all the other regional cham impossible for them to sur pions in the women’s Inter vive,” Uris said. 1» national Bowling Congress Uris emphasized that many Tourney, or the national of the leaders and followers of champioships. the various cults have I believed in their purpose were willing to die foil beliefs. “When a human I is willing to die for a call belief, he or she must! truly believed beyon shadow of a doubt tha cause was a valid one (said;. . *. Another example of th1 to die for a cause can be I back to the Jewish Zealot were fighting the Roml Masada, Uris said. ] Zealots, forced upon a pl with no place to turn battle, unwilling to hand I selves over to the en chose to kill themselves than to face the circumsj of the enemy,” Uris said. Uris said not all the movements have had’ drastic endings as prededing ones and that have endured due to the! servativeness. “1830 w< beginning of the religiod and fundamentalist cults of these cults today are] existence due to their d Vative attitudes,’’ he said. - Uris will be accompai] teaching the course by M Tufts, psychologist, and; Johnson, a Clil theologian. “We believ our combined efforts ail 'strong historical back® should make the course] thwhile and informatft perience,” Uris said. Tha credit course will be ( Thursday evenings this sj Oh Thank Heavens for OPEN 7 Days 24 HOURS pgp) a Week 1 M a Goals set Class to analyz growth of culti in society Beautiful Pendants and Earrings. Hot to Go and Cold to Go ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Courtship, Engagement qnd g£ Wedding Rings _ . . * . 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