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Campus Crusade for Christ meets Thursdays 12-1p.m. in McLoughlin
256. Please come! You are totally wanted there!
PHI THETA KAPPA : the international honor society meets Tuesdays
12:30-l:30p.m. in RandalllOlFor more infocontact Patrick,chapter president,
For
Sale
Mexican Restaurant and Cantina
515 Molalla Ave
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-655-5562
Open7 days a week... Dine in or carry out!
11 am -12 pm Monday-Wednesday
11 am - 2 am Thursday-Sunday
And w
other gamesFor more info contact Heidi Cropsey at ext.2676or 2165.
Student Nurses Association :Monthly meetings will be held at 12:15p.m. in
P131, beginingNov.9. Everyone is welcome.
CCC Campus Cat Colony Club( 7 C's) We work with feral cate in Clacka­
mas County, from fundraising and fostering. For more info contact Karen
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The Gay/Straight Alliance : 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 ext.2504.
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 American Student Club: All indigenous-American Indian, 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 eventsFor more info contact Heidi
Cropsey at ext.2676or 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
Look
for
daily
specials
6.30AMTQAgbNI6HT
Call Nick
Barron at
503-657-6958
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Redston at ext.2154 or kitties77 @netzero.net
German Table/CIub meets the first Thursday of each month at noon in
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.
Classifieds
Calculator for Sale: T189 calculator for sale $110. Best to contact by
e-mail.rseeber@hotmail.com. Visual Basic 6.0 program includes text­
book and library files $75. HP-48G calculator with PC cable and books
$75.
Help! Need free help with homework or papers? www.pjstop.com.
Dog Kennel for sale: New 10’ x4’ x4’ 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.
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Runs great. Call 632-5403 for details.
Textbooks for sale. Math 095 textbook with Aleks and WR 242
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textbook. Never used. Call 503-632-4232 or 503-657-6958 ext.2578.
Ask for Nick.
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Holiòaj; Special: Consultation & Treatment $40
$65 value Wit^ coupon expires 3/31/01
Clackamas Community College BC-203students Andrew Murphy, Dan
Windon, and Robert Falleur formed a project management team to help
the elderiy community. They put together a project manual that outlines
the construction and project management of a covered bench. The
bench is to be completed by a future BC-203 team. When the bench is
completed, it is to be placed in the garden area at St Aidan's Alzheimer's
Retirement Home.
Announc ements
Announcements
Cars needed: Jerry Cook’s power
transmission class is looking for
projects. For more info contact Jerry
Cook at ext.2546 or Pam Brown at
ext.2354.
Cars for sale: The, automotive de­
partment currently has several avail­
able. Stop by lower Barlow court­
yard to see them. Contact Nick Miller
at ext. 2569 or Pam Brown at
ext.2354.
Trauma in America: Each Tuesday
at noon in Barlow 113 there will be a
student/staff discussion group. The
purpose is to share thoughts and feel­
ings about the recent tragic events con­
cerning the World Trade Center and
Pentagon. The counseling staff will
facilitate the discussion. For more info
contact Ellen Wolfson at ext.2550 or
David Blessman at ext.2267.
Calculator Rentals: Forget your cal­
culator? The Student Activities Of­
fice in CC140 is renting calcinators.
Bring two pieces of ID. Rental is for
24 hours. (Batteries not included.) For
more info call ext.2245.
Petitions are due in the Registrar’s
Office two terms prior to the term
you expect to complete your degree
or certificate. A separate petition must
be filed for each certificate or degree.
The due date for spring graduates is
Friday Dec.7,2001^For more info call
ext.2262.
Text Book Grants: Winter text
book grants now availablefrom
ASG. Deadline is Dec. 10. Stop
by CC140.For more info call
ext.2247
Tutoring: Students who get help
from a tutor succeed with a "C"
grade or better 90% of the time.
Math and Science students can
check, out the Tutoring Lab in
Streeter Hall. Also in the Student
Resource Center, CC 122, drop-
in, one-on-one, small groups and
on-line tutors are available for
most subjects. Contact Don Paul
Shula in CC 122 or call ext. 2324.
Janet, Marshall L.Ac Acupuncturist
2.025 SE Jefferson Milwaukie
503-659-2844
Call for AppoiHtnieHt
A World of Learning
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Expand your Clackamas course
options with an online class in
hospitality & tourism
Take Online Classes Winter Term in:
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Meeting & Event Planning
Computer Reservation Systems
Food & Beverage Industry
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Cheme keta Co mmunity College is an equal opportunrty. affirmative action institution.
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