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NÇIATS Oregon scholars named H ie CI ac I eamas P rint JOHN THORBURN “1 basically maxxed out the math programs, the science programs ... basically all of the programs at Cotton,” noted Kreinheader. “I didn’t really want to sit around and take home-ec for two years. “I think that I had to put out a little more effort to succeed at Clackamas [because I was younger],” noted Kreinheader. “I didn’t ever tell any of my instruc nally planned to attend the Univer sity of California-Berkeley or Gonzaga University. His desire to be involved with a top-notch music Clackamas students Paul program, however, led him to stay Creighton and Mariah Kreinheader closer to home, and to attend have been nominated as Oregon Clackamas. scholars by being named to the All “1 love music, I love singing,” State Academic team. noted Creighton. “It’s the only thing The two were chosen from an es- that really makes me happy, that con timated dozen nominations at sistently makes me happy, that is Clackamas and are among 34 consistently there for me. other college students It’s such a contrast from around the state. Criteria for the stress of the books, the award include such the government, the so things as involvement in ac cial life and the work. It tivities, leadership, awards, gives me a nice balance. volunteer work and grade It’s such a release.” point average. When asked how he felt Now, the second-year stu about his decision to at dents are applying for na tend Clackamas, Creighton tional recognition on the All said he was proud of his USA Academic team. choice. Both were ecstatic over “Eveiyone’smadean im the recent news. pact,” added Creighton. “I never expect to get any “In high school, I could recognition and it’s always a easily name off one person nice surprise getting recog that has made an impact. nition for just getting in [At Clackamas] there’s so volved,” said Creighton. many differentareas where “It’s very encouraging for I get my inspiration from people to see that there are the whole entire adminis rewards, some way or an tration. I get it from my other, for working hard and friends who I work with. dedicating time to thankless SARAH WELCH / Clackamas Print The entire atmosphere of jobs.” TALK ABOUT BRAIN POWER. Paul Creighton and the school is a very posi “I think it’s a great honor,” Mariah Kreinheader, who share a cubical in ASG, tive one. I attribute a lot of said Kreinheader. “1 am very were named Oregon scholars. my successes to the atmo happy.” sphere of this college.” Coincidentally, both students tors [that I was younger], I wanted Next fall, Creighton plans to at work in ASG and share a cubical as to earn respect. I didn’t want my tend Portland State University to get well. instructors to think that because I his degree in psychology while “I think my brain power has actu was younger, I wouldn’t be able to Kreinheader plans tb attend ally rubbed off on her,” teased handle the work. I think it was dif Willamette University and eventu Creighton. ferent in a way, because I had to be ally law school. While both of them Kreinheader, who just turned 18, more mature than if I was in high will empty their small cubical and go will finish her second year at Clacka school. I had to grow up faster on their separate ways at the end of mas this spring. She skipped her which is what I wanted.” the school year, they may work to junior and senior years to graduate Creighton is a graduate of gether again—both have hopes of early from Colton High School. Milwaukie High School and origi working for the FBI. Editor-in-Chief OREGON CITY Sunday Wonship & Chfldnen's Chunch 10:30am Services are held at OREGON CITY H.S. * (Moss Campus) on BeaverCreek Road. For information call (503)656-6006 Unlimited Internet Access or (503)231-2943 _ (jf Clacknet, Clackamas County’s only Internet Service Provider, feels that education is important and is offering this special offer to students and faculty of Clackamas Community College. (CCC ID is required) Call todayl (503)-723-0076 Clacknet 275 Beavercreek Rd. Building A #108 Oregon City, OR 97045 http://www.clacknet.com WEdNEsdAy, D ecemôer 1, 1999 FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE FALL TERM 1999 Class Day/ Time 7:45 ar 8a M W F or M W 9a 10 a or 10:15a llaar 11:30a noon or 12:45 p Tuesday Dec. 7 2P 3 p or 3:15p 4p or 5p 9a 10a or 10:30a 8-10a 10a-noon 10a -noon noon-2p noon-2p 2-4p 2-4p 4-6p 8-10a 10-noon noon-2p !P 2-4p 2:30p or 3p 4-6p 4p or 5p CONFLICTS Wednesday Dec. 8 8-10a *P 7:30a or 8a T TH Monday Dec. 6 See your instructor 4-6 p 1. Examinations will be held in the regular classroom unless otherwise assigned by the instructor. If you have any questions about the schedule, check with your instructor. 2. Evening classes starting 6 p.m. or later will have exams at the regular class meeting time during final exam week. 3. Classes which meet at 7 aun, (or other hours not listed) may schedule the final exam during the "CONFLICTS" time on the schedule or at any other time that does not conflict with the regular exam schedule.
