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The CL ac I< amas P rìnt Wednesday, January 20, 1999 A n NOUNC£MOÎW; p - Îa^r-^AN^O-ÔNCFMÉN ASG Sponsored BBQ Poetry Reading On Wednesday and Thursday, Jan 20-21, the Associated Student Government will be holding an outdoor BBQ from 11:30-1:30 p.m.. All proceeds will benefit the ASG and provide funds for a trip to Washington D.C. Come eat lunch and help school representa tives meet their goal! Poet Billy Collins will be read ing his work at Portland State Uni versity on Thursday, Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. in the Smith Memorial Cen ter, Browsing Lounge, room 238. Presented by the PSU Literary Arts Council, the event's admission is free. Call PSU's Literary Arts Council at 725-5666for more in formation. Candy Fundraiser Members of the ASG are sell ing a variety of candy for one dol lar apiece in order to benefit their trip to Washington D.C. Items are being sold around campus, and are available in the ASG office located in the Community Center. This will occurs throughout the term. An Evening with the Stars Classes to acquaint students with the stars and planets are being held in the Lakeside Educational Hall in Lake Oswego beginning Jan. 23 thru Feb. 20. Classes are offered one night only under specific top ics. The Jan. 23 class is titled “An Interview with the God of War: A Close Look at the planet Mars” and runs from 7 to 8 p.m. Two more classes are Feb. 6 and Feb. 20, titled “Dust Among the Stars: Comets, Meteors, and Craters,” and “Beyond your Eyes: Binocu lars and Telescopes for Viewing the Sky.” Contact the ELC at ext. 2351 for more information. Transfer Day 1999 From 10 a.m. to 1p.m. on Mon day, Jan. 25, a forum will be held at the Gregory Forum to help stu dents in transferring to other col leges and universities across Or egon. Twenty-four colleges will be participating in the event, in cluding Oregon State University, Portland State University, Reed College, and University of Oregon. For more information, contact the Clackamas counseling depart ment at ext. 2556, 2599, or 2516. Writers' Club Contest The literary magazine Synesthia will be accepting submissions from Clackamas students until Wednes day, Feb 17. Students may submit up to three poems, one essay, and one piece of fiction. Four copies need to be submitted of each en try, and each entry must include the title and the student's social secu rity number. An IBM-compatible 3.5" disk with the work on it should also be included and turned in to Allen Widerburg. For more infor mation, contact Allen Widerburg at ext. 2359. $15 with a commemorative t-shirt. Checks can be made payable to Clackamas Community College. For more information and regis trationforms, contact the commu nity recreation office at ext. 2211. Girls' Softball Clinic On Saturday, Jan. 30 and Sun day, Jan 31, the seventh annual softball hitting clinic will be held forgirls ages 13-18. There is acost of $25, and the clinic runs in three hour blocks. Individual instruc tion will be offered in the funda mentals of bunting, slapping, and hitting. Each participant will be videotaped with a coach or player. Contact the Community Recre ation Office at ext. 2211 for more details. Questions or comments about computers? Send e-mail to WHEE7404@clackamas.cc.or.us For more information, call ext. 2931. Women Writers Group Have an announcement? Now through March 10, a women's writers' interest group Chrysalis will meet from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays in Barlow 114. Diane Averill, a poet and Clackamas English instructor, will lead women writers through dis cussions of their work. It is a free class, and can be registered as WKS 1-01. Contact Diane Averill at ext. 2370for more information. Stop by B104 or call The Clacka mas Print at ext. 2309 and leave a message. The Writers' Club writing competi tion is open only to students; not staff members. The January 13 paper stated incorrect information. OuAlny C ontro L Snap Were you a Witness? Anyone 80% G rey 80% G rey Fun Run On Sunday, Jan. 24 at 1 p.m., a Polar Bear 5K and Two Mile Fun Run will be held at Clackamas. Complete course directions will be available during the check-in out side the health, PE and Commu nity Recreation Office in Randall Hall. Participants must be checked in by 12:45 p.m. Mail-in entries prior to Thursday, Jan 21 are en couraged. The entry fee is $7 or CORRECTION Clackamas Computer Club 40% G rey 40% G rey 20% G ru 20% C re ’ witnessing an accident at Oatfield and Jennings on Dec. 7 around 8:40 a.m. Call 654-9917 or 657- 6958 at ext. 2468. For Sale: 1969 Toyota FJ40 Landcruiser. Rebuilt Chevy 350 V8, transmission, front Disc power brakes. New: drive lines, 2" body lift, upholstery. Call 654-0437. For Sale: 1974 Toyota Celica. Tinted windows, new carpets and complete sound insulation, AM/ FM cassette w/ 10 CD changer and four 6x9 speakers. Call 654- 0437. /------ For Sale: '87 Red VW Jetta, tinted windows, NEW clutch, flywheel, transmission, alternator and battery. 177K miles. $4000 OBO. Leave message @ 271- 0615. For Sale: 1986 Honda Civic 3 drive hatchback, new battery, new rear brakes. Four cylinder, four speed, runs and drives great. Minimum bid at $800. See Nick, Pat, or Pam in Automotive or call ext. 2569 for more information. Accepting bids until Feb 1. ^inondai Cooperati** Clackamas Federal Credit Union ôitHfVUJùp JlaA 9U /Uvatdayi Now Available ! ! ! Student Loans Federally Insured More Advantages of Membership ... ATM at Community Center Building* No Minimum Balance on Checking No Monthly Fee • No Per Check Charge VISA Debit/Check Card Free 24 hour Computer & Phone Access Free Travelers Checks All Staff & Full-Time Students Are Eligible to Join Oregon City • 656-0671 270 Warner Mil™ Rd. Milwaukie • 653-7788 10400 SE Main St.
