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ASG meeting a nei Preparations are being made now to ready the space for May first planting. The cost of registration for the program is $2. Seeds and fertilizer will be supplied on a limited basis, and carts and a roto- tiller are available. Anyone interested in registering for a plot should contact Community Services at 656-2631, ext. 232. Today the Associated Student Govern ment will decide whether or not to allocate an additional $1,900 to the ASG-sponsored CCC “Open House Fair". The fair, which has already received $500 from ASG, will be open to the com munity for them to see what goes on at the college. ASG will also make a decision regarding whether or not to spend $800 on a dicta phone. There are four open senate positions and Eighty-six students at Clackamas Com all interested students are encouraged to munity College were determined to be in apply for a position in the student senate. eligible for continuation of financial assis Students wishing to apply for positions tance this spring term, according to Ron should contact an ASG member arid ask that Hoodye, financial aid specialist. his or her name be placed in nomination. In most cases the termination of their The meeting starts at 11 a.m. in the financial aid was due to a lack of academic Fireside Lounge of the Community Center progress. These students who lost eligibility building. may be reinstated by bringing themselves within the minimum hours required for satisfactory progress. Interested students should contact the financial aid office for details. A 1973 Mazda Pickup truck was stolen from the McLoughlin parking area April 13 between 7 and 9:30 p.m. according to Stan Johnson, chief of Clackamas Com munity College campus security. A new dual degree in engineering has been The candy machine and pool table in implemented by the Pacific University Col Randall Hall were broken into April 13. lege of Arts and Sciences. Two dollars was stolen from the candy The new program is designed for students machine. $25.00 worth of damage was in who are interested in careers in engineering curred. Eight dollars worth of quarters was or in industrial applications of physics, stolen from the pool table. chemistry and mathematics. Twenty-nine tickets were handed out It is a five-year program involving three this week. Seven were for parking in un years at Pacific and the final two years at authorized areas, five for parking in the one of the cooperating engineering colleges. handicapped zone, 16 for parking in various At the end of this five-year period, the loading zones and one for parking in the student receives a baccalaureate degree in cycle zone. applied science from Pacific and a bachelor of science degree from the engineering school. Pacific has cooperating agreements with Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta Garden plots are still available in Clack and with Washington University in St. Louis. amas Community College's Green Fingers A complete range of engineering special program, which provides garden space for ties is available .through these schools in area residents. cluding civil, chemical, electrical, mechanical The three-acre space near the Smuckers and nuclear engineering as well as computer complex .on the CCC campus is divided science. into 180 plots which cover 702 square feet Admission to the programs will be essen each. tially automatic for those students with a The plots are used by residents from "B" average at Pacific who are recommended throughout the college's district including by the Pacific Applied Science and Mathe Milwaukie, Gladstone, West Linn, Oregon matics Advisory Group. City, Molalla, and Estacada. Financial aid halted .. .a new magazine. Editors now taking contributions^ a late May publication. Articles, photographs, art work, prose, and poetry. Crime report Engineering program Gardens available Submit material at the Stu dent Activities Center or in Trailer B, Journalism/Pub- lications Center. Deadline is May 1. X. Page 2 Thursday, April 21, D50 Illuminant, 2 degree observer Density