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,12 LT he C lackamas P rint
F ebruary 11, 2004
C ampus H appenings
The CCC Nursing Program
has decided to extend the dead
line for application to the nursing
program from Jan. 31, 2004 to
Mat. 31,2004. The change is due
to the desire to expand the appli
cant pool for the program. For
more info, contact Greg Sabin at
ext 5202.
CCC scholarship workshops
will be held today and every
Wednesday in February from
12:30 to 2 p.m in Room 103 in
the Pauling Center For more
info, contact Chippi Bello at ext
2373 or Mary Jo Jackson at ext.
2702.
This week’s meeting of the
Seasoned Adult Enrichment
Program features Wayne and
Carolyn Wright giving pointers
on writing autobiographies. The
meetings
are
held
every
Wednesday in Room 191 at the
Harmony Center. For more info,
call ext. 3212.
C lub C orner
Amateur Astronomers:
Contact Karen Halliday at
ext. 2493
BCM Christian Fellowship;
Contact Beth England at
(503) 722-1153
Campus Crusade for Christ:
Contact Andy Wheeler at
(503) 655-1568
Campus Cat Colony (7 C’s):
Contact Karin Redston at
(503) 650-7881
CCC Cheer:
Contact Marie Albano at
(503) 704-6577
Student Nursing Association:
Contact Carol Thom at
ext. 2855
Contact Kathy Woods at
ext. 2418
French Club:
Contact Heidi Cropsey at
ext. 2676
German Club:
Contact Dick Stones at
ext. 2392
History Travel Club:
Contact Jackie Flowers at
ext. 2345
Horticulture Club:
Contact Michael Jindrich at
(503) 704-3126
LDS Student Association:
Contact Gordon Henderson at
(503) 557-5862
Child Care Club:
Ornamental Horticulture
Club:
Contact Lisa Harmon at
(503)513-9078
Contact Elizabeth Howley at
ext. 2389
Chrysalis (Women’s Writers):
Pacific NW Clean Water
Association:
Contact Pat Lichen at
(503) 655-5139
Computer Club:
Contact Karen Hunt at
ext. 2593
Fellowship of Christian
Athletes:
Contact John Lewis at
ext. 2206
Phi Theta Kanpa:
Contact Dave Anderson at
ext. 2743
Society of Manufacturing
Engineers:
Contact Mike Matson at
ext. 2483
Spanish Club:
Contact Irma Bjerre at
ext. 2381
Speech Club:
Contact Kelly Brennan at
ext. 2726
Student Art League:
Contact Molly Frey at
ext. 2386
The Print:
Contact the Editors at
ext. 2309
The Rainbow Club:
Contact Tara Sprehe at
ext. 2625
Unidos Club:
Contact Lupe Martinez at
ext. 2717
Writers Club:
Contact Allen Widerburg at
ext. 2359
To have your club listed or to
have your listing updated, call
ext. 2309 or drop by RR 135.
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an open, non-smoking
meeting of Alcoholics
Anonymous
Tuesdays
noon-1 p.m.
Dye 103
For more info, call ext.
2213
Chrysalis, a women’s writers
group, meets every Wednesday
from noon to 2 p.m in Barlow
114. For more info, call ext 2444.
The Clubs Fair, sponsored by
the
Associated
Student
Government, will be today from
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the
Community Center mall. ASG is
still looking for campus clubs to
sign up for the annual event. For
more info, contact ASG Clubs
Senator Dominique Rodriguez at
ext. 2247.
A Valentine’s Plant Sale takes
place on Feb. 12 and 13 from 10
a.m to 2 p.m. in the Community
Center. For more info, call the
Horticulture Club at ext. 2389.
A class on how to prune fruit
trees and shrubs will be present
ed by the Home Orchard Society
on Feb. 14 from 9 a.m. to noon at
the Home Orchard Society
Arboretum A $10 fee and pre
registration is required. For more
info, call Loretta Mills at ext. 2246
A pitching clinic given by
Clackamas softball pitching coach
Kim Ostlund will take place on
Feb. 16 and 18 from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. in the Randall Hall gym.
Instruction on the fundamentals
of pitching to girls from 8-13
years of age and individual feed
back will be given. The cost is
$35 and pre-registration is
required. For more info, call
coach Ostlund at ext 2461.
A class on how to create a
hummingbird garden takes
place on Feb. 17 from 6 to 7:30
p.m. at the Environmental
Learning Center The fee is $11.
To register, call the Oregon City
Community School at (503) 657-
2434.
The CCC English Department
will host its second annual
Meet and Greet on Feb. 18
from 3 to 5 p.m in RR 220.
Learn how a degree in English
helped our guest speaker, Mat
Coffey, climb the corporate lad
der. For more info, call ext 2284.
Boat Oregon presents a class
designed to prepare boaters to
apply for the Oregon Boater
Education Card. The class
takes place on Feb. 21 from 8:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the training
center in Room 124. The fee is
$30. For more info, call Tom
Laugle at ext. 2319.
A forum on growing fruit in the
Northwest takes place on Feb. 21
from 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m in the
Gregory Forum. The fee is $35.
For more info, call ext. 2246.
The
Willamette
Falls
Symphony, under the direction
of Mark Perlman, will hold a
musical tribute to the Lewis
and Clark Expedition on Feb.
22 at 3 p.m. in the Gregory
Forum. Admission is $10 for
adults and $7 for students and
seniors. For more info, visit
www.orgsites.com and look under
Oregon, then Willamette Falls
Symphony.
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Call Tara after 4 p.m. at (503)
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FOR SALE: Nikon FM, 35mm
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