The Clackamas print., February 01, 2006, Page 8, Image 8

8. Final Words
The
Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2006
Clackamas Pri
A Day On The Mountain
Ski Bus to Mt. Hood Meadows
Saturday, Feb. 4th. CCC students and
friends of students are welcome.
Departure 1:15 p.m. in TriMet bus loading
zone on Oregon City Campus.
Price including lift ticket and bus fare is $20
(14 years old and under, only $15 for lift
ticket). Ski and/or snowboarding rentals are
additional $20.
Some snacks will be provided, but please
bring lunch or money for food.
Departure from Mt. Hood Meadows is 9
p.m. Sign-ups and registration forms in
CC152. Call ext. 5376 for info.
campus
2:31 p.m.
Contact two juveniles,
minors in possession of
tobacco.
AU reports
are taken
from CCC’s
campus safety
incident logs. Summaries are
edited for clarity, not content.
1-26-06
12:06 p.m.
Citizen reported road rage
incident off campus involv­
ing CCC vehicle.
1:22 p.m.
Contact two white male
juveniles, Oregon City
High School truants, advise
high school staff. Subjects
returned to Oregon City High
School.
Classified Ad
Female seeking same
to share two bedroom
house in OC. Rent
$350. 1/3 utilities.
No drugs or smok­
ing. Car OK. Kid OK.
503-358-3029.
Ask for Janelle.
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Do you want to place
a classidfied ad? Well
it’s free to students
and staff! Otherwise
it is $2 for the first 15
words and $0.15 for
each addiional word.
4:05 p.m.
Found backpack unat­
tended in men’s locker room.
Searched for owner and ad­
vised him to secure properly.
1-27-06
10:39 a.m.
Contacted non-CCC student,
white male juvenile, minor—
in possession of tobacco.
Uncooperative.
1-28-06
8:10 a.m.
Informed that some of the
automatic doors at Streeter
are not working due to last
night’s storm.
9:52 a.m.
Several students wanted
to get into the plant room
in Pauling. Told them an
instructor would have to be
with them.
10:30 p.m.
Report of possible pried
door. Not pried. Appears
someone tried to slam it shut
and striker plate was loose.
1-29-06
9:40 p.m.
Received call from staff.
Reported possible vandalism
in the Clairmont building
men’s restroom. Checked all
restrooms, cleanning [sic]
staff aslo [sic] checked. No
problems found.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
1-30-06
12:30 a.m.
All lots, rain hard, can not
see to drive safe. Park till
passes.
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