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8 Final Words Thtl ackamas Prinl Wednesday, May 24, 2006 Writers Club Contest Award Winners Spring 2006 Ño SudoHkiA As AT)^>- DOVE! S w /CET COSTUME! GAMW t ) PUÁtfT? ————.) -—, Vou't>8E AMAZED \ \ I ( hard rr » t » 1 \ R>o'ST*Ff' myspace.com/nosuchdan ( sp who are . WS.UTPB6ED (jovte k ?) Poetry First Place- “Late Winter,” Jack Chitty Second Place- “The Anarcho-Punk Rocker Mourns His Death I On My Baby Blue Davenport While Watching I A Reality Show on Cable, Liz Hart Third Place- ‘Less Than Yesterday,” James Taplin \ ) XWSo ■STbtm TV£ 'S J/ WJKE. TW&J’fêW&lf'“W 1J Creative Nonfiction First Place- “The Culture of Punishment,” Michael Kimberlingl Second Place- “Something Slipped,” Carl Graham Third Place- “The Woopers,” Liz Hart Wil Fiction First Place- “Into the Quiet,” Keri Fleming Second Place- ‘Triends,” Elizabeth Miles Third Place- “Approaching,” Liz Hart Campus Events Debates A Political Science debate will be held out side of the Community Center from noon to 1 p.m., Wednesday May 31. A Biology debate will follow the Political Science debate from 1 to 2 p.m. The theme for both debates will be “the topics our teachers won’t let us write about.” Sign up with Tiffany Kimmel at the ASG office, or contact her at 503-657-6958, ext. 2247. Liz Woody Award-winning Native American poet Liz Woody will read from her works at Clackamas today in the McLoughlin Theatre. She has readings at noon and 7 p.m. with a question and answer session from 1 to 2 p.m. Woody will visit the college in con nection with the Sustainability Project. For more information, contact Jim Grabill at 503- 657-5958, ext. 2824. Spring Theater Production The Theater Department’s play “Flaming Idiots” opens Thursday, May 25 at 7 p.m. Shows will run Thursday through Sunday until June 4. Tickets are $8 - $ 10. For more informa tion contact Michelle Meyer (503) 657-6958, ext. 2356, or at michelem@clackamas.edu. r Be a painter, photographer, sculptor... i THE ARTS AT MARYLHURST ■ B.F.A. IN ART SUMMER TERM STARTS JUNE 26™ Alcohol Awareness Day Today from T1 a.m to 1 p.m. get free food! and t-shirts while listening to music and leaml ing from guest speakers. All the events will be! outside the Community Center — — — — —‘ — “I Advertising Rates & Guidelines I Standard Advertising Rates «Open rate: $6.25 per column inch. I . •Contract rate: Three contracted issues: $5.50 per column inch/each . separate insertion. I «Term rate: One full term, consecutive runs, $4 per column inch, each separate insertion. I •Non-profit organization and any CCC organization: (501 c3) $4 per colum . inch any number of insertions. I •Classifieds: $2 for the first 15 words and 150 for every word thereafter. . Classifieds are free for CCC students, staff and faculty. I «Color is available for $100 per color. Full color is $300. I ■ B.A. IN ART Demonstration Garden Tour and Event Celebrate the first anniversary of the Water! Efficiency Demonstration Garden at CCC.I The event takes place on June 3, from 111 a.m. to 2 p.m. and includes tours of the gar-| den, plant experts and more. For information! call the Horticulture Department at 503-6571 6958, ext. 2246. I I . 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