The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, October 20, 2004, Page 12, Image 12

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October20, 2004
Final Woi
C ampus H appenings
a women Preview Night repeats
group, meets Monday, Nov. 15.
every Wednesday frpm
noon to 2 p.m. in Barlow The only public observa­
114. Local author Pat tory in western Oregon,
Lichen guides writers of the
Haggart
all levels through discus­ Observatory, is open for
sions of their work. For public viewing oh clear
more info, call ext. 2444. Saturday nights. The
observatory opens at
If you’re thinking of col­ dusk, and viewing begins
lege but, aren’t sure where at dark and continues for
to start, mark your calen­ about three hours. A $3
dar for College Preview donation is requested.
Night at Clackamas For more information,
Community College. The ¿visit
the
Haggart
one-hour seminar will Observatory Web site at
cover the application http://depts.clackamas.e
process, college pro­ MBM^ggart or call 503-
grams, financial aid and 657-6958, ext. 5665 or
more. The seminar takes LOOK. The- observatory
place Thursday, Oct. 21 is located at the John
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Inskeep
the
Bill
Brod Environmental
Community ' Center. Learning Center at
For more information, CCC.
call Student Outreach at
503-657-6958, ext. 2455 The public is invited to
or ext. 2625. College the grand opening of the
Chrysalis,
writers’
new Water
Efficient
Demonstration Garden
at Clackamas Community
College. The garden,
located just east of
Clairmont Hall, is a col­
laboration between the
CCC
Horticulture
Department, the South
Fork Water Board, area
water providers and
green industry partners.
The grand opening cele­
bration will be held on
Saturday, Oct. 23 from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. features
several gardening semi­
nars, including a presen­
tation by Oregonian gar­
den
writer
Kym
Pokorny.
For more
information, call 503-
657-6958, ext. 2246.
Eagles, buteos, accepters
and other birds of prey
are the focus of a class by
Nancy Wallwork at the
John
Inskeep
Environmental Learning
Center. The class takes
place Tuesday, Oct. 26
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the
Lakeside Hall. The fee is
$11. For more informa­
tion, call 503-657-6958,
ext. 2644.
the month. 12
Literary Arts (
RR220 Friday, 0
For more info, d
Gray ext. 2371 |
Extend the gar
season through 1
a cold frame. Ins
Gain insight on avoiding Phyllis Choines-I
the flu this winter from a shares a varie
Providence
Medical designs and const
Group physician in this techniques in this
Seasoned
Adult hour workshop. T|
Enrichment Program takes place Sat
(SAEP) to be held at 9:30 Oct. 30 from 9i
a.m. Wednesday, Oct. noon in Clairmot
27, in Room 191 at the There is a $10 f
college’s Harmony cam­ more informatioi
pus
at
7616
S.E. the CCC Horn
Harmony Road. The Department at 5
price is $3. For more 6958, ext. 2246.
information, call 503-
CCC Writers’
657-6958, ext. 3146.
meets Fridays, fiJ
Last Gasp Open Mic 5 p.m. in the I
Series read one piece of Arts Center (1
your writing (10 minutes Call Allen Wider
max) on the last day of ext. 2359.
C lassified A ds Attention CCC Students
FOR SALE: K2 Dari snowboard
with boots and bindings. $150
obo. Call Isaiah at ext. 2309.
FOR SALE: 1993 blue Toyota
Tercel 4 speed, good condition.
Runs great! call (503) 653-3854
FOR SALE: 1988 Buick Regal
limited blue. 15000 miles. Right
mirror, gas gauge, horn, AC.
RUNS FINE S5.000 obo.
WANTED: Hub caps for 1972
Ford Pinto and Rick James vinyl.
Call (503) 936-1895
I-OR RENT: 2 bedroom apart­
ment. newly remodeled. 2 miles
from campus on bus line, off-street
parking, covered patio. S55O/
month - elec and phone. Some
pets OK. \o smoking. Contact
NLH Properties at (503) 869-2436
Classifieds are FREE to students,
staff and faculty of Clackamas
Community College. Please try to
limit yourself to 70 words. Stop by
RR 735 or call ext. 2309.
If you re advertising an off-cam­
pus benefit, business or you 're an
off-c ampus business or person
advertising an on-campus event,
classifieds cost $2 for the first 15
words and SO. 15 for even- word
thereafter.
We’re looking for a different perspective on
Halloween as a Wiccan holiday for a story fo
run in our next issue.
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perspective is urged to contact The Print @
ext. 2309 or e-mail us at
copyed@clackamas. edu
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