Men’s and women’s programs combine together
By Sherry Succo
Of The Print
The Focus on Women
Steering
Committee,
in
collaboration with several
representatives from the Men’s
Resource Program decided, at
a noon meeting Thursday, to
combine the two community
service programs under a
“common umbrella.”
“In coming together, both
committees have chosen to
meet as a singular delegation,
that will meet once a month,
and will continue to encourage
the strong support of the
program organizers and in
structors,” said Carol Layden,
coordinator of Focus on
Women, and Community Ser
vice assistant.
Layden ' identified the
benefits of unifying the
programs, but also emphasized
each steering committee’s
need ter maintain a separate
identity. “The programs will be
united as one, yet the commit
tees have reserved the right to
meet
alone with their
designated members,” she
said.
Reachinq out to all areas of
the College as well as a
multitude of community
organizations, Focus on
Women has for five years suc
cessfully offered educational
Speech team has
hopes after tournament
Although the speech team
returned from the Seattle-
Pacific University tournament
empty of awards, Coach Frank
Harlow was not empty of
hope.
“Three of our newest
speakers, Steve Scoville,
Darren McFarland, and Steve tend,” said Harlow, “but, every
Coutague, are going to do well tournament there are a few
for us,” he said. The Jan. 25 new schools.”
and 26 tournament was at
The speech team’s next
Seattle-Pacific University and tournament is this weekend, at
only 10 other colleges atten Willamette University. “We’re
ded. “You can always count on going to win trophies there,”
the same five schools to at- said Harlow, confidently.
seminars, classes of interest,
and other special events, and is
now rolling smoothly into its
sixth year of operation.
According to Layden,
“unique” is the word which
most clearly describes Focus on
Women. She considers the
program unique, because it
was started through interested
staff, primarily faculty mem
bers. Focus on Women’s first
coordinator was Bernice
“Buzi” Evans. Bernie Nolan
became its second coordinator.
“Focus on Women is also
unique,” believes Layden,
“because it has a dedicated and
involved steering committee,
composed of approximately 40
women from the community,
student body, faculty and
college staff, along with
professionalism and devotion
of the seminar leaders, all of
whom have had a hand in
developing a very proficient
program.”
Phi Beta Lambda sponsors Gift
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2.
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1 through 14 The campaign,
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one of every 20 people.
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up in the Community Center be filled out and presented to
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