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2 News/Sports The Clackamas Print Wednesday, September 25,1996 Editor’s Welcome OOME/S- A. PM&bX- «X ROOM CHANGES - Fall 1996 Room Was: Moved To: Section # C-142 D-132 -01 C-101 D-133 -01-04 -06-09 M-249 M-253 -15 BA 101 M-253 M-249 -15 BA 206 M-252 M-249 -15 BA 211 TBA C-140 -01 CIV 7 D-133 C-101 -02 TBA M-253 -02 ED 125 (Note: ED 125 - See Don Shula in B202F) D-132 F-117 -01 ED 126 F-117 D-132 -01 ED 127 D-104 F-117 -01 EL 111 M-253 D-104 -02 B-114 D-104 -03 F-117 D-105 -04 D-105 F-113 -05 D-105 C-142 -01 ENG 40 D-103 C-139 -•01 ENG 41 S-136 Mod I North* -01 ENG 116 B-114 C-141 -01 ENL 111 C-142 D-105 -02 C-142 D-103 -03 TBA C-139 -01 ESL 10 C-142 D-105 -01-02 ESL 21 D-103 C-139 -01-02 ESL 23 D-103 C-139 -01-02 ESL 25 D-104 C-141 -01-02 ESL 26 D-104 C-140 -02-03 ESL 30 D-130 C-140 -04-05 D-103 C-142 -08-09 C-141 D-105 -01 ESL 31 D-105 C-139 -01 ESL 32 D-105 C-142 -01 ESL 33 D-103 C-142 -01 ESL 34 D-103 C-139 -01 ESL 35 D-104 C-139 -02 B-l 14 C-139 -01 ESL 36 D-103 C-142 -01 ESL 41 D-105 C-142 -01 ESL 42 C-141 B-l 14 -01 ESL 45 C-141 D-149 -01 ESL 46 D-104 C-139 -01-02 ESL 47 TBA -15 GED 11 (Note: GED 11 - See Nancy Baker in Mod 2**) D-105 C-141 -01 GR31 B-l 14 -01 C-139 GR32 D-103 -04-05 C-139 HD 100 D-143 TBA -01 OS 10 (Note: OS 10-01 - See Sharon Hartsell in Mod 2**) D- 146 TBA -03 (Note: OS 10-03 - See Nancy Baker in Mod 2**) D-104 B-114 -01 RD 12 D-105 -02 F-117 D-132 -03 B-108 D-104 -01 B-114 RD 13 D-104 -02 F-117 D-132 -03 B-108 D-104 -01 M-257 RD 115 D-105 -02 F-117 D-143 TBA -01 SKO 10 (Note: SKO 10-01 - See Sharon Hartsell in Mod 2**) D-146 TBA -02 (Note: SKO 10-02 - See Nancy Baker in Mod 2**) D-105 -01 SP 40 C-139 D-103 -01 C-142 SP 41 D-104 -02 B-114 SP 100 D-148 -01 C-141 WKS 2 D-132 -0-12 WR 10 B-108 D-132 -13-15 F-113 WR 10 S-133 -01,04,05 R-220 WR 11 S-133 -08 R-221 S-133 -09 R-220 S-136 -01 Mod 1 North* WR101 -02-03 S-133 R-220 -01,03,06 S-133 R-220 WR115 -07 S-133 B-113 WR115 -08 S-133 Mod 1 North* -09 S-133 R-220 -03 S-136 WR121 Mod 1 North* -06 S-133 R-220 -09,12,14 S-136 Mod 1 North* -20 S-133 Mod 1 North* -21 S-136 R-220 -22 S-133 Mod 1 North* -23 R-220 S-136 -25,28 S-136 Mod 1 North* WR122 -02 S-136 Mod 1 North* -06 S-136 R-220 -10 S-136 Mod 1 North* -01,02 WR227 S-136 Mod 1 North* -02 WR241 S-136 Mod 1 North* Course # ABE 15 ASE classes Laney Fouse Editor-in-Chief The Print staff would like to extend a welcome to all new and returning students and staff. This special edition of The Clackamas Print is the first time in the paper’s history that it is being published during the first week of school. Because of thé many changes affecting students and staff, we felt it would be a handy guide. In the coming weeks, The Print plans to bring a variety of stories including news, features, arts and entertainment, sports, and information pertinent to your success at college. We are an excited and moti vated group of writers, photog raphers, cartoonists and editors. Under the guidance of otir advisor, Linda Vogt, who has chalked up ten years in the jour nalism department, we hope to exceed our wildest expectations. We wish everyone a great school year. Tentative Schedule for Mold Repairs 10/31/96 10/15/96-1/15/97 1/15/96 - 2/15/97 Construction: 2/15/97 - 6/15/97 3/15/97 - 6/15/97 6/1/97-9/7/97 6/1/97 -10/31/97 L ' Field testing preparation of working drawings and specs contract bidding and awarding of the contract Dye Learning Center Wilsonville Gregory Forum Streeter Hall Men’s Cross Country team wins Whitman Invitational to start season Brendon Neal Sports Editor The Clackamas cross coun try men’s team has gone 15-1 in the first three weeks of the sea son and hope to get their sixth straight Northwest Athletic Asso ciation of Community Colleges championship (NWAACC). The women have not put to gether a whole team together yet because of injuries and sickness. However, Head Coach Mike Hodges says the women should be able to compete as a team this Saturday at the Clackamas Com munity College Invitational. ITie men started the season by placing first in the Whitman Invitational with four runners placing in the top ten: Cocaptain Travis Armstrong, 5th place; Evan Goin, 7th place; Eric Eidsvic, 8th; and David Lemarr, 10th. Jennifer Rea placed 11th in the women’s competition and Mishe Simantel placed 43rd. The Clackamas Cougars placed third in the University of Portland Invitational on Sept. 14. Their wins included Oregon State and league rival Clark College. On Sept. 23 the men placed second behind George Fox at the Big Cross ’96 in Pascal, WA. Armstrong placed 3rd to lead the men whose rankings included: Eric Eidsvik, 8th place and Evan Goin, 16th. Rea placed 4th in the women’s competition and Kendal White placed 21st. Armstrong, a sophomore from Mossy Rock High School, was the lead runner for Clacka mas in the first half of the last sea son, but his season ended when he came down with mononucleo sis. He won the 1500-meter track championship last year and is an Honor Roll student. Goin is from Silverton and placed 14th in the NWAACC championships last year in cross country. Eidsvik is a freshman from Bellingham and was one of the top 20 in Washington last year. Lemarr is a freshman from Oregon City and went to state in bbth cross country and track. Cocaptain Mishe Simantel also comes from Oregon City and is an Honor Roll student. “She is probably the hardest worker we have. She gives 100%, both in practices and meets,” said Hodges. . Jemory Benson freshman The Clackamas Print Staff Editor-in-Chief: Laney Fouse (Ext. 2576) Managing Editor: Brad Zimmerman (Ext. 2576) Feature Editor: Karin Redston (Ext. 2578) A&E Editor: Jon Roberts (Ext. 2309) Sports Editor: Brendon Neal (Ext. 2578) Copy Editor: Cindy Hines Kurfman (Ext. 2309) Photo Editor: Joel Coreson (Ext. 2578) Business Manager: Erin Bennett Cartoonist/Staff Writer: Brian Ray Staff Writers: Andrew Beck, Dan Clark, Tracy Clay, Kim Harney, Mairin Moore, Christina Mueller ♦ ♦♦ Secretary: JoAnne Gale (Ext. 2309) Advisor : Linda Vogt (Ext. 2310) The Clackamas Print aims to report the news in an honest, unbiased, professional manner. The opinions expressed in The Clackamas Print do not necessarily reflect those of the student body, college administration, its faculty or The Clackamas Print's advertisers. Products and services advertised in The Clackamas Print are not necessarily endorsed by anyone associated with The Clackamas Print. The Clackamas Print is a weekly publication distributed every Wednesday except for finals week. The advertising rate is $4.50 per column inch. All signed letters to the editor will be considered for publication and must be submitted by 1 p.m. the Friday prior to publication. Clackamas Community College, 19600 S. Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon, 97045; Barlow 104; (503) 657-6958, ext. 2309. E-mail: cccprint@dackamas.cc.or.us from Linnwood Washington, placed 17th in state last year. Micah McCool, a freshman from Jefferson High School, went to state in both cross country and track. Jon Gotchall is from Gladstone and was in the top seven in the NWAACC tourna ment last year. Andy Bradley, freshman from Incline Village, Nevada, was the state champion in cross coun try and track. Bradley is on the injured list but may play this weekend. Josh Gullickson, a sopho more from Rogue River, was a member of his high school’s state championship team. Kevin Meek, also from Rogue River, placed 10th at state as a junior in high school. Meek was part of Rogue River’s state championship team last two years. Tony White, freshman from Franklin High School; and Josh Huffman, freshman from Tillamook, went to state in both cross country and track. Rea, freshman from Clarkston WA, placed 3rd in state See cross-country on page 4 The SBDC is Here For You! Business Counseling Services Clackamas Community College’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) offers up to 10 free hours of business counseling to prospec tive, new and existing business owners. CtACKAMAf COMMUNITY COLLEGE H Small Business Development Center at Harmony Center, Milwaukie Call the SBDC at 503-656-4447 * Modular 1 is between McLoughlin & Gregory Forum ** Modular 2 is behind the Forum