F inal W ords
The Clackamas Print • October 22. 2003 •
N ews B riefs
Free online writing lab avail
able to CCC students. It covers
logic and persuasion, sentence
structure, grammar, punctuation
and more. If interested, contact
Karen Koopman at
karenk@clackamas.edu.
Artist Bill Carman's illustra
tions from the 2002 book
"What's That Noise?" are on
display in the Pauling Gallery
today through Dec. 12. They
will also be displayed in the
new studio arts building behind
Randall Hall. An artist's recep
tion will be held tonight from
5-7 p.m. in the studio arts cen
ter. For more info, call the Art
dept, at ext. 2386.
The Seasoned Adult
Enrichment Program's pres
entation series continues today
at 9:30 a.m. in Room 141 at
Harmony Center with a presen
tation on Bob's Red Mill, a
Milwaukie business. Next
week, Jerry Smith will show
slides from his travels Africa,
Thailand, Australia and the
Americas.
Take ten! CCC would like to
remind students that because of
construction and parking issues,
all are advised to arrive at least
10 minutes earlier than normal
in order to find parking. For
z
TRULY
FREE
more info, call ext.2307.
Chrysalis, a CCC women
writer's group, will meet from
noon to 2 p.m. in Clairmont
153 on Nov. 5.
Nancy Wallwork’s presenta
tion on birding opportunities at
area parks and rivers during the
winter takes place Nov. 11 at
the Environmental Learning
Center from 6-7:30 p.m. Cost is
$11. To register, call the
Oregon City Community
School at (503) 657-2434.
Veterans attending CCC that
are eligible for VA benefits are
advised to turn in a class sched
ule to the veteran's office in the
Community Center if they have
not already done so. .Also,
those receiving benefits are
reminded that they need to ver
ify school attendance with the
VA every month to continue
receiving benefits.
Free Identity Theft informa
tion session, presented by
Clackamas Federal Credit
Union, will be Oct. 30 at noon
in CC127. It is sponsored by
Student Financial Services,
open to students and staff.
There will be coffee and door
prizes.
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