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Men take first,
women fourth
Have a night on
the town; sing your
heart out!!
German students from
Hanover come to visit
Check it out on page 9
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Check out the special on page 4
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/ednesday, April 25, 2001
Clackamas Community College
Oregon City, Oregon
Volume XXXIV, Issue 20
Activities abound All dressed up to retire
tomorrow for Take
□ur Daughters
to Work Day
leges.
From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., the En­
vironmental Learning Center will
The theme “Girl Force” will host a tour and hands-on science
ign on campus tomorrow from and environmental awareness
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. as Clackamas projects to complete the day’s ac­
irticipates in the ninth annual tivities.
itional Take Our Daughters to
The National Take Our
ork Day, sponsored by the Ms. Daughters to Work Day focuses
jundation for Women.
on exposing girls to different op­
Activities will begin with an portunities available to them in
ternet scavenger hunt at 11
the working world, both tradi-
n. in Streeter Hall, 143. A noon
■
tional and non-tradi-
nch in the Gregory Forum
tional. According to
Glows with pizza and
the Monthly Labor
li inks, a skit by CCC’s
Review, 46% of
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our
nation’s
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workforce is
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now than
0 for daughter Molly at the 2000 "Take our
ever be­
ults and Daughters" luncheon.
fore. Al­
lee for
lowing girls
ildren.
to watch others at work helps
Clackamas activities are heighten their aspirations for the
ponsored by the Connections future.
ogram, the local chapter of
Sons as well as daughters are
e American Association of welcome. Call ext. 2444 for more
I omen in Community Col- information.
JENNYCHAVEZ
Copy Editor
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Schedule of events
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\ avenger Hunt
Lunch in Gregory
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Environmental Learning
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TAMARA BARRY / Community Relations
A retirement party was held for College President John Keyser last Friday night at the
Holiday Inn in Wilsonville; over 400people attended. Above Keyser is getting 'outfitted'for
retirement by his daughter Amber. The campus retirement celebration will be held next
Tuesday, May 1, in Randall Gym at 3 p.m.
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See page 6 for more photos
peech team first in State
\lacing first in state at Mt. Hood C.C.,
ve speech and debate team receives 24
\ophies and places in 10 of 11 categories
DAISY BAIN
Staff Writer
[rhe Clackamas Speech and
I bäte team grabbed first place
I the state tournament last week-
1 at Mt. Hood Community Col-
6
‘We did extremely well,” said
bach Kelly Brennan.
The team added 24 trophies to
their already outstanding 32 in­
dividual awards.
Clackamas students placed in
all but one of 11 categories.
In Communication Analysis in
Advertising, the Cougars swept
the board with Chris Henry, first,
Jenifer Gile, second and David
Lee, third.
Gile also took first in Informative
and was a finalist in Impromptu.
Lee had two more third place
trophies in Impromptu and Ex­
temporary and was a finalist in
Persuasion.
Kerrie Baker-Hughes added
three awards, taking third in
Drama, finalist in Pro Oral Inter­
pretation, and second in Poetry.
Laura Pimentel placed second
in After Dinner Speech and was
a finalist in Informative.
Amorita Patterson came home
with a third place trophy in Po-
etry.
Chris Henry was a finalist in
Extemporary. Lee and Patterson
took third in Duo.
The last tournament of the
year will be held at Clackamas,
May 4-5. Competition is sched­
uled Friday from 1- 8:30 p.m. and
Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
“It’s usually a really fun tour­
nament,” said Brennan.
The last tournament doesn’t
change their official school
standings but helps teams sum
up their year.
International
Celebration
May 1 - 3
See page 5 for more info