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WedNEsdAy, N ovem B er 14, 2001
The CI ac I camas P rint
Campus Crusade for Christ meets Thursdays 12-lp.m. in McLoughlin
256. Please come! You are totally wanted there!
PHI THE1A KAPPA: the international honor society meets Tuesdays 12:30-
1:30p.m. in Randall lOlFor more info contact Patrick, chapter president, at
daugherty@canby.com.
Rainbow Club: gays, lesbians bi, trans and friends are all welcome to join us
on Mondays at noon in Barlow 112. For more info contact Kandie Starr at
ext25O4
The Emotional Support Club meets Fridays from 2-3 p.m. in Barlow 112.
Everyone is welcome. For more info contact Bill Zuelke at ext.2268.
Native A merican Student Club: All i ndigenous-American Indi an, Indios,
Hawaiian, First Nations Tribal Students, Staff and interested persons from
CCC and the community are invited to attend. Meetings are Tuesdays noon
- lp.m. in McLoughlin 251. For more info contact MshkolahneeManito/ G.
SpiritHawk at ext 5139.
French Club meets from noon - lp.m.every other Thursday in Barlow 203.
Planning will be done for upcoming events.For more info contact Heidi
Cropsey atext2676or 2165.
French Table meets every Tuesday and every other Thursday from noon-
1p.m. in Barlow203. Bring a sack lunch. Come and play French scrabble and
other gamesEor more info contact Heidi Cropsey atext2676or2165.
Student Nurses Association: Monthly meetings will be held at 12:15p.m. in
Lil
P131, begining Nov.9. Everyone is welcome.
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CCC Campus Cat Colony Club( 7 C’s) We work with feral cats in Clacka
mas County. From fundraising and fostering. For more info contact Karen
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Redston at ext2154 or kitties77 @ netzero.net.
German Table/Club meets the first Thursday of each month at noon in
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Barlow203. for more info contact Dick Stones at ext 2392.
Writer's Club meets Fridays from 5-7p.m. at Windhorse Coffee Tea in
Milwaukie. For more info contact Amy Glenn at503-234-4137.
C 1 a s si f i e d s
T189 calculator for sale $110. Best to contact by e-mail,
rseeber@hotmail.com. Visual Basic 6.0 program includes textbook
and library files $75. HP-48G calculator with PC cable and books
$75.
Need free help with homework or papers? www.pjstop.com.
Dog Kennel. New 10’ x 4’ x 4’ kennel available 12/15. Will have been
used 3 months. New: $240. Will sell for $150. For details call 503-
657-6958 ext 2520.
For Sale-1966 dodge Dart GT. Excellent condition inside and out.
Runs great. Call 632-5403 for details.
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Cars needed: Jerry Cook’s power trans
mission class is looking for projects. For
more info contact Jerry Cook at ext.2546
or Pam Brown at ext.2354.
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Cars for sale: The automotive depart
ment currently has several available. Stop
by lower Barlow courtyard to see them.
Contact Nick Miller at ext 2569 or Pam
Brown at ext2354.
Thiuma in America: Each Tuesday at
noon in Barlow 113 there will be a stu-
dent/staff discussion group. The purpose
is to share thoughts and feelings about
the recent tragic events concerning the
World Trade Center and Pentagon. The.
counseling staff will facilitate the discus
sion. For more info contact Ellen Wolfson
at ext.2550 or David Blessman at
ext2267.
Calculator Rentals: Forget yonr calcu
lator? The Student Activities Office in
CC140 is renting calculators. Bring two
pieces ofID. Rental is for 24 hours. (Bat
teries not included.) For more info call
ext.2245.
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Petitions are due in tire Registrar’s Of
fice two terms prior to the term you ex
pect to complete your degree or certifi
cate. A separate petition must be filed for
each certificate or degree. The due date
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for spring graduates is Friday Dec.7,2001.
For more info call ext.2262.
Brown Bag travel talk: Travels in South
Africa by Howard Shorrs Nov 20 noon-
lp.m. in M206. For more info contact
Robert keeler at ext2339.
Swing Dance: Nov.26 the Swing Dance
Club will be hosting a dance in the Gre
gory Fòrum from 3-6 p.m. There will be
live music and instructors. For more info
call ext.2247.
Need money for textbooks?Apply for
an AS( j grant.Winter grants are now
available.Stop by CC140.Deadline is
Dec. 10. For more info call ext 2247.
School Dance:Nov. 30 in the Gregory
Forum from 8-midnight Admission is $5.
Proceeds benifit the Red Cross.Wear
red, white and blue. Fo more infocali ext.
2247.
Portland StateUniversity preview
day is Nov. 17. An opportunity to
explore what PSU has to offer. Reg
istration fee is $10 and includes
lunch, refreshments, program mate
rials and a T-shirt. The fee is waived
for current PSU/CCC co-admitted
students. For more info contact the
advising and counseling office in the
Community Center.
Oregon Writer
Andres Berger-Kiss will read
from his writings today at 11
a.m. in the Gregory Forum. He
is known for both his prose and
poetry, which he writes in
English and Spanish. Bob
Koretsky, a lecturer at
University of Portland,
describes Berger-Kiss’ work as
“masterly and elegant prose.”
On any summer’s day
When lilacs bloom
Unbeknownst to you
I watch by the garden’s
Edge
» While you spray
Water with a hose
Forming clouds of mist
Around our heads
Barefoot in coveralls
A lilty 'song flowering
on your lips
-Andres Berger-Kiss
For Sale
Wedding dress
Never been worn. Paid $875, will
sell for $400 (or best offer).
For more info, call 503-829-4163.
Ask for Salena.
ASG Giving Tree
ASG is now accepting Giving Tree
applications.
If you are the parent of a child who could
benefit from this program, you are welcome
to fill out an application.
Applications are due by November 16.
For questions you can call Erin Peterson or
Marianna Norby at ext. 2598.