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2 Quotéòf the day "You see things as they are and ask, "Why?", But I dream of things that never were and ask, "Why ’not?" Wednesday, April 9,1997 Spring has sprung; Clackamas Print gets new layout & design this was to concentrate on the con tent ofournews, feature, arts and entertainment, and sports Stories. pring is traditionally known Various positive comihents from as a timé of renewal,'new throughout the college and the beginnings and rejuvenation. > community let us know we had suc It is the time when most of uptake ceeded. - stock v.of who we áre and where Our second task was to create wé wa®Kobe in the future. a new and more lively look, to the For wol||pf us at The' Cldckq- paper. We sent our 'design team mas Print, the arrival of spring gave to a workshop where they culti us the opportunity to revise, reno- vated a myriad of ideas. Once vate a«Wrecreate the college news presented to the staff, we weeded paper.. ■ out the ideas we wanted and put , What you hold in your hand to them towork. -j day is. the¿ premiere issue of the •' With any -new undertaking or newly-des|gned Ciack^rna^Print,^ t change; there -is always a time of M^iy. hours . ; adjustment qpjy for the, staff ingit. butalso for our. readers. We .look We could have continued crank , forward to this because change ing out the same old design for the can be both goqd and positive. next terin. To have done so would We will be. incorporating some not have given each of us the op special sections in the coming portunity put to use oúr collective weeks and hope you take the time and creative talents. to enjoy them. \ One of our goalsj which was sét Please feel free tdcall me at ext. way back in the fall, was to have 2576 with any ideas for stories or the best college newspaper in the cbrhments on our new design. West. Our first task to accomplish LANEY FOUSE Editor-in-Chief S - George Bernard Shaw Don't miss Community Fair Day Community Fair Day is coming to the Community Center and Skylight Din ing Room .on Wednesday, April 16» The event' will; open at 9 a.m. and. run until 3;30 p.m. Represen tatives from local busi nesses and the military will^be dri hand to answer questions.. Craft vendors will display items for sale in the Skylight Dining-Room. Call ext.2^47^ for informa tion.’ r Study & travel in Mexico Clackamas is offering Spanish stud ies in Oaxacd, Mexico from June 28 to July 26.. Stu dents * will have the opporunity to study Span ish, learn na tive crafts, visit ancient sites and ru-. ins. Deadline to apply is April 28. Con tact Ellen Wolfson at ext. 2550 for information. News Briefs & Campus Update Club seeks ceremonial outfits for fashion show Clackamas Horticultural Club in full bloom with Smithsonian event A visit by Smithsonian Horticulture Chief Nancy Bechtol is scheduled < Clackamas’ Qregory Forum on Thursday, April 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. Bechtol will present a rare overview of the collection of historical and contemporary American gardens. Seating is still available but limited. The event is sponsored by the Horticultural Club and tickets can be reserved by contacting Dianna Fine at ext. 2246. Bechtol will also be speaking at noon today at the Metro Washington Park Zoo and at 7:30 p.m. Clubs Council meeting slated for end of April It’s timeTor the spring-term C1 ub s Council meeting. It will be held on Wednes- d a y., April 30 inCC126from l:3Qto 2:30 p.m. This is a VIP meeting, according to Tifani Jagodnikj because the council will be discussing the end- of-the-year banquet. The ban quet has been tentatively sched uled for sometime during die week of May 5 through May 9. Jagodnik would also like to get club meeting schedules for the ASG files. She can be reached at ext. 2447. The International Education Committee is looking for students, staff and faculty members who have ceremonial outfits from other cultures and countries. The com mittee is sponsoring an international fashion show. They would like for contributors to be willing to wear theiroutfits for the event to be held May 5 through May 9 as part of the International Week Celebra tion. For more information call Judy Andersen at ext. 2297. Tour the solar system with Smithsonian geologist next Tuesday James Zimbelman, geologist at the Center fpr Earth and Planetary Studies at the National Air and Space Museum will visit Clacka mas on Tuesday, April 15 from 7:30 to 9:30. p.m. He will illustrate die explosion of new information about the nature and history of the physical objects within our solar system. The event will be held in the McLoughlin Theatre. For information call ext. 2351. --------1 I TAXMAN I CpMETH I APRIL I 15 L__r_ j The Clackamas Print Staff 19600 S. Molalla Ave., Oregon City, OR 97045 (503y657-6958ext.2309 ¡.j. ;cccprfnt@'6l^<^afli^.cxssWW Laney Fouse Editor-in Chief (ext 2576) Brad Zimmerman Managing Editor (ext. 2576) Karin Redston & Christina Mueller Feature Editors Jon Roberts A&E Editor - Brendon Neal Sports Editor John Thorburn Asst.Sports Editor Mairin-Anne Moore Business Manager (ext. 2576) Cindy Hines Kurfman Copy Edi tor Joel Coreson Photo Editor Joel Gunderson Cartoonist Kim Harney Maggie Bragg Staff Writers & Production Linda Vogt Advisor (ext. 2310) ' JoAnne Gale Secretary (ext. 2309) The Clackamas Print aims to report the news in ah honest, unbiased, professional männer. The opinions expressed in The Clackamas Print do not necessarily re flect those of the student body, college administration, its faculty or The Clacka mas Print advertisers. Products and ser vices advertised in The Clackams Print are not necessarily endorsed by anyone associated with The Clackamas Print. 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 pub lication. The Clackamas Print is a weekly publication and is distributed eyery Wednesday except during finals week. Technology festival slated Ten of the best examples . of technology edu cation, including activities for the classroom, will be on exhibit as technology in structors, princi pals, counselors students-gather to share ideas and experiences at the Clacka mas ¡sCodnty Technology Fes tival from 1 ®5 p.m., Tuesday, April 15“. The 'event will be held at theAppren ticeship Training Center,- Rooms 117 and 120. Call ext. 2689 for information. KinderCare Preschool & School-Age Activity Leaders Are you tired of working weekends,nights, and holidays? Do you enjoy helping children learn and grow? Are you talented with arts, crafts, music, sports, or story-telling? If so, come talk to us at KinderCare! 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