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Vol. XXII No. 3
Clackamas Community College
Wednesday, October 18, ' 1989
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Construction of
jogging trail begins
construction areas where donated
materials may. not appear.
Copy Editor
Construction is already vis­
A jogging trail circling the
campus is currently in the first ible east of Barlow Hall.
“The first shovel turn makes
stage of construction at Clacka­
this project a commitment_.it keeps
mas Community College.
Dale McGriff, Associate the momentum and enthusiasm
Athletic Director, is an active for the trail project high,” stated a
committee participant for the spirited McGriff. “There is such
planning and construction of the community and college support
Jogging Trail. So involved, in feet, and interest. We also have envi­
that he was asked to take sabbati­ ronmental support and approval.”
The trail is approximated at
cal leave during Spring Term 1989
to plan and organize the campus 2.4milesin length and will consist
-of a three-inch, gravel base Ibr
; trail.
: ' "Tffe'reis a tfemendo us need drainage, six-inches of hog’s fuel
(for the trail) on campus,” ex­ and one inch of barkdust. Eithera
pressed McGriff. “The trail will ditch or a small embankment will
Work has begun on the Jogging trail that will circle the college
benefit CCC in many ways. First be constructed on both sides of
campus at CCC. It is expected to be completed in 1990.
we’re responding to the request of the path for durability and low
Photo by Scott Johnson
the community and second, the maintenance to thé college.
trail enhances community connec­
The trail will also provide the
tiveness to the college...even if they walkers and runners who currently
are not enrolled. Instruction will use the campus roadways a safe
also benefit from this trail.”
place to exercise and give drivers
by Jennifer Soper
Olson.
This “tremendous need” for less to be liable for on campus as
Staff Writer
“I felt since it was my third
The newly selected ASG sena­ year, I understood the school sys­ a jogging trail has actually been expressed by trail subcommittee
tors are already busy planning ac­ tem and I felt it was my duty to on the college’s back burner for members. Enabling the trail to
over a decade. In the mid-1970’s the handicapped is also planned.
tivities for the year. They have Co­ serve,” said senatorWalch.
the idea of a jogging trail was
McGriff’s goals and visions
ordinated Alcohol Awareness
“I’m involved with ASG to
Week, and brought the movie unite the student body and to make developed, planned and approved, for the completion of the plan
Bambi for Family Night fun.
things happen,” said Gibson. “I but fell through in 1978 due to involves a “major road-ruh as a
fundraiser and to acknowledge the
“It was very hard selecting want to make an impact on the funding complications.
Those funding complications people who provided services to
(senators) because we had alot of school while at the same timei
good applicants. I think the sena­ utilizing the organizational and were closely regarded and possi­ the project..then turn it into an
tors chosen will do a great job,” management skills I’m learning at bly solved by having nearly all annual event.”
materials and labor donated or
The completion date is set
said ASG President Garett Lytle. Clackamas.”
“Theeffect they have will defi­
Other senators have specific volunteered by community busi­ loosely some time in late 1990,
nitely be positive because they’re goals for the year which will play nesses, corporations and citizens. although a date is difficult to de­
The only funding Clackamas termine due to the construction
all great people,” Lytle contin­ important parts in their personal
Community College is providing is, concluded McGriff, “heavily
ued.
involvement with ASG.
is a $3,000grant for the project for retying on the rate of donations.”
Senators to Entertainment
“I want to make everyone here
Coordinator Scot Cambron are feel like a part of CCC and to feel the most difficult, mandatory
Jason Gibson, Troy Kerr, Shammra like they’re accepted,” said Gard­
Lacy, Mekeba Shaughnessy and ner.
Dean Walch.
“The ASG should be known
Eric Douglas and Deni Gard­ for its team work, not individual
ner are senators to Administra­ accomplishments,” Lacy said.
tive Assistant David Nelson.
Shaughnessy’s goal is some­
Senators to ASG Vice Presi­ thing no other senator voiced. “I
dent Tim Jones are Jim Olson and want students to be proud to come
Heidi Stardig.
to CCC - not to call it ‘Harvard on
Each of the senators selected the Hill’ anymore.”
had their own diverse reasons for
“I think the opportunities for
getting actively involved with stu­ (the senators) to accomplish many
dent government
things this year are there. It will be
“I’ve been involved with stu­ up to them to achieve whatever
dent government my whole life. I goals they want to achieve with
like to be in a position where I can student government. I know they
do something about things instead can do it because I feel they are
Mr. Death visited CCC last week as part of Alcohol
of just talking about it,” commented very competent,” Lytle concluded.
by Roseaim Wentworth
Senators selected
Awareness Week, sponsored by ASG. Photo by Lane Scheideman
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The Andrei Kitaev Trio
will perform jazztoday from
noon to 1 p.m. in the CC
Mall.
This mini-program is
J sponsored by ASG, and is
i free. Everyone is welcome
’ to attend,
Rally needs
i members
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Anyone interested in be-
’ coming part of the CCCralty
j is invited to attend an organ-
| izational meeting today at
J noon in B-224.
Tryout procedures and
projects will be discussed.
. sonswhQhavfi^u.'PStipns.can
contact Paul Kylloin the Stu?
dent Activities Office.
College reps
to visit CCC
Other colleges are send­
ing representatives to Clacka­
mas!
The Counseling Depart-
ment has scheduled the fol-<
lowing college visitations.
They will ail take place in the
Community Center.
Oct.. 23: Concordia; 10 a.m.
to noon
Oct. 24: Oregon State; 9
a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 25: Portland State; 10
a.m. to 2 p.m.
Nov. 1: Marylhurst; 10 a.m.
to lp.m.
Blood donors
requested
A blood drive has been
slated for Oct. 25 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m., and is being
sponsored by ASG.
For more information,
call Ken Ingram in ASG at
ext. 598. All types of blood
are needed; type O is espe­
cially in demand. First time
donors are welcome.
Support
groups on
campus
Many support groups are
available at CCC this term.
The groups have formed,
and are open to new mem­
bers. For information, con- '
tact ASG at ext 247.