The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, March 03, 2004, Page 12, Image 12

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“What a great chance I had to be able to travel
with YPOP and participate in this event ”
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The Print’s Cory Price with Oregon Supreme Court Justice
Robert Durham while covering the YPOP field trip to Salem.
“The illest NWAACC championship I have ever
been to... since this was my first one.”
—Nic Delzell
C lub C orner
Amateur Astronomers:
Contact Karen Halliday at
ext. 2493
I BCM Christian Fellowship:
Contact Beth England at
¡(503)722-1153
¡Campus Crusade for Christ:
i Contact Andy Wheeler at
(503)655-1568
j Campus Cat Colony (7 C's):
Contact Karin Redston at
(503)650-7881
CCC Cheer:
Contact Marie Albano at
1(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
The Print:
LDS Student Association:
Contact Gordon Henderson at
(503) 557-5862
Contact Elizabeth Howley at
ext. 2389
Chrysalis (Women’s Writers):
Pacific NW Clean Water
Association:
Fellowship of Christian
Athletes:
Student Art League:
Contact Michael Jindrich at
(503)704-3126
Contact Lisa Harmon at
(503)513-9078
Computer Club:
Speech Club:
Contact Kelly Brennan at
ext. 2726
Contact Molly Frey at
ext. 2386
Ornamental Horticulture
Club:
Contact Karen Hunt at
ext. 2593
Spanish Club:
Contact Irma Bjerre at
ext. 2381
Horticulture Club:
Child Care Club:
Contact Pat Lichen at
(503)655-5139
Engineers:
Contact Mike Matson at
ext. 2483
Contact John Lewis at
ext. 2206
Phi Theta Kappa:
Contact Dave Anderson at
ext. 2743
Contact Cyndee Mady or Cory
Price at ext. 2309
The Rainbow Club:
Contact Tara Sprehe at
ext. 2625
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.
This week’s meeting of the
Seasoned Adult Enrichment
Program features a speaker to
be announced. The meetings
are held every Wednesday in
Room 191 at the Harmony
Center. For more info, call ext.
3212.
Volunteers are needed for a
community cleanup day at
the Environmental Learning
Center on March 6 from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. The cleanup day
will take place rain or shine.
Volunteers should bring gloves
and wear appropriate clothing
for the weather. Refreshments
FOR SALE:
Nikon FM,
35mm SLR Camera. One-year
warranty. Nikon Lens, 50mm.
This weekend The Print editors travel to
Las Vegas, Nev., for a national journalism
conference. Check out next week’s issue
for an article and photos of the trip.
Come to room 220 in Roger Rook Hall tomorrow at 7 p.m. and meet the
women of Chrysalis, a campus writing group, as they read from their 2004
chapbook. The chapbook, “Emerging Women Writers”, is the group’s first
joint, self-published project. It is a short anthology of their favorite poems,
essays and stories. Come and enjoy refreshments as they read from the
book. Copies of the publication will also be on sale.
will be served in Lakeside
Education Hall. To volunteer
or for more info, call Alison
Heimowitz at ext. 2644.
The Winter Choral Concert
takes place on March 7 at 7
p.m. in the Gregory Forum.
Clackamas
Chorale
and
Unistus join the CCC Chamber
Choir for an evening of fine
music. Admission is $5. For
more info, call 2434.
The Winter Festival Concert
will be on March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
in
the
Gregory Forum.
Admission is $5. For more
info, call ext. 2434.
The 21st Annual Vocal Jazz
Festival will be held on March
11 at 7:30 p.m. in Randall Hall.
Top vorfil jazz groups from
high schools around the
Northwest will gather at
Clackamas to share their musi­
cal talents. Admission is $5.
For more info, call 2434.
C lassified A ds
FREE DOG TO GOOD
HOME with fenced yard.
Two-year-old female, Bernese
Mtn. Dog and Rottweiler mix..
She is spayed, has shots and a
microchip.
Bed, house and
kennel included. Excellent
with kids. Needs a lot of love
and attention. Call Tara after 4
p.m. at (503) 659-5203.
The Print’s Frank Jordan and Nic Delzell in Kennewick, Wash,
for the NWAACC basketball championship.
Society of Manufacturing
C ampus H appenings
The CCC Nursing Program
has decided to extend the dead­
line for application to the nurs­
ing program from Jan. 31,
2004 to Mar. 31, 2004. The
change is due to the desire to
expand the applicant pool for
the program. For more info,
contact Greg Sabin at ext.
5202.
AMY CASHMAN C lackamas P rint
Unidos Club:
$200 or best offer. Call lim at
(503) 639-8042.
FOR SALE:
1990 Ford
Bronco XLT. All options PW,
PD, A/C, Cruise. Many new
parts, too much to list! Very
clean. $3500 obo.
MUST
SELL NOW!! Call Tony at
(503) 516-4795.
FOR SALE:
1995
%ord
Ranger, 10-disc CD, $3,879
OBO. Call Pat (503) 655-332.
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All items are made homemade, fresh daily
Students can get the daily special for $4.25
Just bing in your student ID card to get the discount
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