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Speech travel hinges on funds
By J. Dana Haynes
Of The Print
Frank Harlow; coach of
the Clackamas Community
College speech team, has re­
quested money to send at least
five players to a Nationals tour­
nament.
The request was made at
last week’s Associated Students
Government meeting (Please
see article, page four) .The total
amount needed is $2,900.
However, Harlow is only re­
questing $1,000 from the
ASG.
“I still have to talk to Presi­
dent (John) Hakanson about
going to the school board,”
Harlow said. “Last year, I went
to the school board, the ASG,
and I pitched in my own travel
funds ... I must have hit every
source I knew.”
Frank Harlow
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Jazz ensembles to
perform at Harry’s
By J. Dana Haynes
Of The Print
Thursday night the
Clackamas Community Col­
lege music department will take
their act on the road.
The rhythm section and
Vocal Jazz Ensemble (VJE) will
perform at Harry’s Mustache
Restaurant, 19195 South
Molalla Avenue, located less
than a mile from the campus.
The gig will run from 8:30 p.m.
- 12:30 a.m. with no cover
charge.
“This was a joint project
between Harry’s and myself,”
Choral Director Lonnie Cline
said. The Rhythm Section and
VJE are the second act from
the College to hit Harry’s this
year. The Theater Projects
class performed a one-act show
there two weeks ago for the
Sunday Open-Mike Night.
“These shows give our
students an outlet to do some
outside work,” Cline said. “It’s
good for them.”
Donations will be ac­
cepted, and money raised will
go toward travel expenses for
the music department. Future
trips include a festival at the
University of California,
Berkeley, to which the VJE
and the Instrumental Jazz
Ensemble (IJE) have been in­
vited, a competition in Pasco,
Washington for the IJE, and a
trip to Victoria, British Colum­
bia for the Chorale and Brass
Band.
The ASG moved the issue
to their Ways and Means Com->
mittee for consideration. The
next Board of Education
meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 9.
The speakers who
qualified for Nationals are Scott
Van Cleave, Teresa Svatos,
Linda Perkins, Sue Dumolt
and Bob Bales.
To qualify for the national
competition,
one must
“trophy,’/ or place in the top
two or three at a tournament of
17 or more schools. Dumolt
and Perkins both trophied at a
31-school tourney at Pacific
Lutheran University in
Tacoma.
Four other College
speakers may yet qualify,
Harlow said. They are Ward
Moore, Julie Van Orman, Mel
Wright and Lisa Baller.
I
whether or not they will fund us
remains to be seen.”
Last year, the Board of
Presidents for the community
colleges of Oregon voted to
curtail all national travel for
sports events. President
Hakanson, and the College’s
Board of Education, disagreed
with the Council and withdrew
from the athletic league.
Nationals will be held in
San Antonio, Texas, this year,
and will be April 6-12.
“It would be very disap­
pointing for these people to
qualify for nationals and then
hot be able to go,” Harlow
said.
“The players deserve it.
We could be very competitive,”
he added. “We would definite­
ly come home with ‘hardware
(trophies),’ if they do what’s ex­
pected of them.”
“I’m caught right in the
middle of a political action with
the deans,” Harlow said.
“They have made a committ­
ment for national travel, but
Harlow said 74 teams
from across the nation will
compete in San Antonio. “Out
of 74 schools, we could be in
the top ten,” he said.
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