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Costa Ricans
visit CCC
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Vol. XXIII No. 5
Clackamas Community College
Oregon City, OR
November 1,1989
Blood drive comes close to meeting goal
by Margy Lynch
Staff Writer
The second most sucessful
blood drive at Clackamas Com­
munity College in four years was
held Wednesday, Oct. 25 and was
sponsored by ASG.
The Red Cross collected 85
units of blood Wednesday - five
units short of ASG’s goal.
Although there were 106
people who attempted to give
blood, only 85 were accepted.
People were deferred for small
reasons like having cold sores or
not feeling well.
ASG had hoped for more
donors, but they werehappy with
the people who did give blood.
“Now we can improve future
blood drives,” said Ken Ingram,
assistant to the president, who
coordinated the blood drive. “We
will have a de-briefing meeting
this week,” said Ingram. . ’ .
The general feeling «in the
Community Center amongdonors
was a calm one. “It was easy,” said
Frank Jordan, who donated blood.
“It was my fourth time, and these
people know what they’re doing.
They all take very good care of
you,” Jordan added. Jordan feels
everyone should give blood be­
cause “it doesn’t hurt you at all,
and it’s going to help a lot of
people.”
Brett earner also felt good
about giving blood. He said he
would have given blood anyway
because of the earthquake and the
hurricane.
“The fact that the drive was
here, and that it was so conven­
ient, is why I donated today,” said
Garner; He also mentioned the
friendliness among the volunteers.
Camer and Jordan are both
students at Clackamas Commu­
nity College.
ASG plans to have more blood
drives this year and they hope to
get more donors. This blood drive
was a success, however. The 85
units of blood collected will help
save many lives.
Assistant to the Registrar Sue
Manzella credits the increases to
more part-time students and the
“significant number of transfer
students.”
According to Manzella, the
transfer students are a result of
Need a job?
Students will have an
opportunity to talk to people
from a wide range of careers
next Wednesday during the
annual "Career Market."
Representatives from a
wide variety of job areas will
be at the “Career Market, ”
which will last from 11 a.m. to
2 p.m. and will be held in the
Community Center. This is
to give students a chance to
talk with people from many
jobs and backgrounds.
For more information
contact Gail Laferriere at ext.
396 or go to room CC-117,
the Career and Job Develop­
ment Office.
Free bad
advice given
Ask Prof. Feel Good! The
Clackamas Print will be start­
ing a new advice column, “Ask
the Quack”. Submit any ques­
tions to Student Publicatons
in Trailer B or to the Student
Activities Office.
Stop smoking
class offered
Enrollment increases 4.5 percent
There is a 4.5 percent increase
of full-time equivalent students
over Fall term last year. The ac­
tual number of people on campus
taking either credit or non-credit
classes increased by 8 percent over
last year.
News
Digest
the enrollment restrictions being
enacted by Oregon’s four institu­
tions. College bound students who
didn’t make the required grades
are turning to community colleges
for their general studies.
Students are also taking ad-
vantage of House Bill 2913. This
so called “Articulation Agree­
ment” between Oregon’s two and
four-year colleges guarantees
students junior status upon ad­
mission.
Halloween fun hits campus...
The American Cancer
Society will be sponsoring a
workshop to help anyone stop
smoking.
The workshop will be held
at the Willamette Falls Hos­
pital Nov. 13,16,20, and 27
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. There
is a $25 fee. For more infor­
mation contact 656-1631. For
information on campus call
Suzy Alexander, ext. 250;
Nancy Mikleton, ext. 450; or
Margaret Bate, ext. 274.
College reps
to visit CCC
f Visitors from Marylhurst
and Hawaii Pacific will be in
the CC Mall this week. The
reps from Marylhurst will be
here Wed., Nov. 1 from 10
a.m.tolp.m. Hawaii Pacific
will be here Thurs., Nov. 2
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Faculty and staff members had some fun yesterday and got Into the Halloween spirit!
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