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See the L Focus on Women weekend Special Election Insert I See page 6 Pages 4 & 5 Track & Field invitiatiohal results f ? * L See page 8 Clackamas $ririt Vol. XXIII No. 24 Public safety, criminal justice to merge in administration reorganization plan By invitation only... by Jim Spickclmicr Staff Writer ■ The final proposal regarding the consolidation of Campus Security with the Criminal Justice program was decided on in yester days President’s Council meeting. “I think it’s a real positive move forward,” said Jim Brouillette public service/safety department chairperson. Under the proposal Brouillette would be moved to a director position. Another Crimi nal Justice instructor would be hired to replace Brouillette, even though Brouillette says he would still teach some of the Criminal Justice classes. A classified non-faculty staff member would be hired, for a six- month trial period, to fill the position soon to be vacated by the retirement of Stan Johnson, chief of Public Safety. The hiring of a classified per Photo by Jillian Porter Jennifer Postma and Angle Kuehne enjoy themselves at the Track and Field Invitational sponsored by Clackamas Community College last weekend. News Briefs Career & Job Development Fair slated Apporoximately 30 representatives from businesses and indus* tries from throughout the state are scheduled to talk about job openings in their fields and how one can apply for them during Clackamas Community College’s Career and Job Development Fair. Also sponsored by the Employment Division of Oregon, the fair will be held from 3-6 p.m., Wednesday, May 9, in the CC Mall. For more information, call ext. 409. . Annual Mother's Day plant sale set , Clackamas’ Horticulture Club presents its annual plant sale. Good buys on great plants are bountiful. Proceeds are planned to bene fit the Horticulture Scholarship Program. (First come, first serve.) International celebration set next week The annual week-long ethnic festival, called Celebration Interna tionale, is scheduled to begin Monday, May 14, and run through Friday, May 19. Each day highlights a specialized culture in celebra tion of International Education Week Monday focuses on the Americas beginning at 11 a.m. in the Fireside Room. Tuesday will feature Japan and Southeast Asia, also beginning at 11 a.m. with speaker Dr. Mel Gurtov, International Studies from PSU in B239. Look in next week’s issue ofThe Print for more; on International Week. ................................. .......................... . .. - 18(B) 28 86 0 54 0.60 19 16.19 -0.05 0.73 20 8.29 -0.81 0.19 21 3.44 -0.23 0.49 Oregon City, Oregon May 9,1990 Clackamas Community College 22 31.41 20.98 -19.43 120 students enrolled.” The program has earned the respect of many area law enforce ment agencies as a no nonsense program. “So you start getting reputations like that,” commented Brouillette, “and pretty soon people start coming here because they know if they get an associate degree in criminal justice it’s a valid degree, a degree of some substance.” At this time Brouillette is the only full time Criminal Justice instructor and the rest are part time. “In a way it’s good because I can take the practitioners in the field, the people who are out there right now, the best," stated Brouillette. "I can bring them in here as part-time instructors and we can use them for all their knowl edge and all their expertise for what’s happening right now. That’s what we can offer to the students.” CCC to host disabled awareness day by Mark A. Borrelli Editor-in-Chief The Disabled Advisory of Clackamas Community College is planning a disabled awareness day for this Friday, May 11 in the Community Center. The events will get started at 11:30 a.m., when members from The Canine Companions will be on hand to discuss canine, and how they can be helpful to various types of handicapped people. That event will last until 12 p.m. Then, comedian David Guen ther will entertain the audience with his parody humor for the next 30 minutes. At 12:30 p.m., Clackamas student Jeff Gates, who suffers from spino bifida, will talk about how he’s turned his wheel chair into a medal making machine. Gates has entered and won wheel chair racing events. There will be numerous dif ferent tables set up throughout the two hour period. Mark Pettibone, a represen tative from Multiple Sclerosis, will be on hand to discuss the psycho logical effects of the disabled. A group from SOAR (Shared Outdoor And Recreation) will be on hand, as will a group from the Blind Commission. Also available for anyone to FT 23 72.46 -24.45 55.93 son for six months will give Brouillette the opportunity to take a good look at the Campus. Secu rity organization without having to make any abrupt changes. Yet change is what Brouillette has in mind. He sees the responsibilities of campus security as an excellent training opportunity for Criminal Justice students. Security of the campus, safety of students, especially at night walking to their cars, and the safe guarding of property against van dalism are some of the responsi bilities Brouillette discussed. - “You have all that, at the same time you have the opportunity to teach students how to do that,” said Brouillette. According to Brouillette the Criminal Justice program has the most declared majors at CCC. “In our introduction to law enforcement class last fall we had 24 72.95 16.83 68.80 25 29.37 13.06 -49.49 26 54.91 -38.91 30 77 ■ 27 43.96 52.00 30.01 view is a voice synthesized com puter, which operates by the commands of the voice. “We’re really excited about this. The feed back that we’ve been getting from posters, and others things have really been terrific,” said Vi Christensen, specialist for disabled students. The activities are open to all students, as well as non-students. Christensen urges you to come out Friday and take a look. “A lot of this stuff is really interesting, and it’s really inform ing. I would definitely encourage people to come see it.” Comedian David Guenther will be performing his comedy routine Friday, May 11, in the CC Mall from 12:00-12:30 p.m., celebrating Disabled Awareness Day. centimeters 111111 |a> 28 82.74 3.45 81.29 29 52.79 50.88 -12.72 C olors bv Munsell Color Services Lab 30 50.87 -27.17 -29.46