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2 Clackamas Print campus. 4 !%i £■ Í Research reaps Matt Olson All reports are taken from CCC’s campus safety incident logs. Summaries are edited for clarity, not content 10-2-06 8:40 a.m. Staff reported white adult female in verbal dispute. Contact made. 9:05 a.m. Found gouge in front bumper. 12:20 a.m. Gregory Forum staff reported uncooperative white female juvenile in non-smoking area using tobacco. Unable to locate. 10-3-06 8:00 a.m. Staff member reported several skateboarders at Dye [Learning Center]. Gave warnings and con tacted one minor in pos sesion of tobacco. 10-4-06 12:42 p.m. Student reported possi ble drug use by students. 4:00 p.m. Student reported theft of vehicle while parked in Community Center park ing lot. No suspects. 10-11-06 1:19 p.m. Child Care Center staff member reported theft of cash from employee wallets. Suspect infor mation gained. 2:20 p.m. Staff member requested assistance with locating unregistered petitioner. 10-12-06 10:25 a.m. Library staff found credit card. Delivered to ASG. 2:50 p.m. Students and staff complained of two white male juveniles harassing people. 4:20 p.m. Asked five white male juvenile skateboarders to not skate on the campus. They continued to skate and were ordered off the property. 10:13 p.m. Assisted staff member in trying to catch three white male trespassers. They were able to get away. 10-13-06 2:00 p.m. Theft from vehicle in Barlow parking lot. 10-14-06 5:45 p.m. Life flight landed and picked up medical trans port from (designated landing area). Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006 The Clackamas Print The new search engine Goodsearch.com was created last year and designed to gen erate funds for thousands of charitable organizations and schools. By donating 50 percent "Of advertising revenues to chari ties (approximately one cent per search), Goodsearch.com has provided a charitable option to all the Googles, Yahoos and Alta Vistas that already plague the Internet. According to the Internet Advertising Bureau search engine, advertising is expect- ed to accrue six billion dol Any search made without a ating the Web site Jobtrak.col lars in 2006. Goodsearch, designated organization goes which is now Monstertral com expects* to take a portion towards the Web site, so be com. J.J. Ramberg was a tele of this industry and put it to sure to select a favorite char vision reporter and director 0 marketing at Cooking.com.l good qse. ity or alma mater. As well as the more than Both Rambergs are current The site was created by 15,000 listed organizations, Ken and J.J. Ramberg. Ken ly involved with many publi users can add new schools, Ramberg was involved in cre- service and charitable organi zations. nonprofit The Na\ organiza M York Timds tions, or *** the Oprl parts of the J? W i n f r el military. ■ MBW Magazine, tfl This guar- Wall Strej antees any Journal al searcher that ABC Nel the money There's no reason not to. have all report generated ed about tni by the site is You search... We give! fast-expandiij going where site. it should be. ACCREDITATION: High-fives outweigh thumbs-down Continued from ACCREDITATION, Page 1 in the third stage. The third stage started immediately after the accredi- “In some cases, poli- tation team left the campus. cies could not The team will mail be found. Over a draft of their arching financial report to the col “ Financial policies, reports lege so that he or and control need policies, she might correct attention to ensure any factual errors. reports financial and fidu After the final and ciary rigor,” said report, Clackamas’ Wakefield. administrators are control Wakefield also allowed to attach a need acknowledged written response. that Clackamas attention,...” The fourth had already recog stage is the con nized its need for fidential recorti- financial upgrades mendation regard Jill Wakefield in its self-study. ing the accredita Accreditation The sec tion of the college team member ond stage of to the Northwest Clackamas’ Commission on accreditation pro- Colleges. cess is now over “In January, (the self-study over the last I will attend the meeting three years being the first and report about the visit to stage), and the college is now Clackamas,” said Wakefield. Jeff Sorensen Clackamas M The staff and faculty of Clackamas Community College celebrate the end of the accreditation visit with a party, t ! festivities include a boot-scoot lesson by Robbie Robinson I and a contest for the funkiest T-shirt. The entertainment wi a rock band headed by Dean of Humanities Bill Briare. Blood drive 'saves lives ASG is siphoning student blood for a good cause. They have coordinated with the American Red Cross to put togeth er this term’s blood drive. The blood drive will take place next Wednesday in the Gregory Forum, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students cap sign up until 2:30 p.m. that day, through the ASG office. “We coordinate with the Red Cross,” said ASG President Tim Lussier. “We set everything up, get the word out to students ... we do about everything except draw the blood.” Donors must be 16 years old and weigh at lea^t 110 pounds. The Red Cross says that before donating, students should have had a good night’s sleep and break fast or lunch. They should also drink extra water and fluids, and avoid fatty foods such as fries, hamburgers, or ice cream. At the blood drive, donors will ga through four different steps. They will register (if they haven’t already though ASG), have a healthy history and mini physical, donate blood, and then relax and have some refresh ments. “It’s important,” said Lussier, about donating blood. “People seem to have fun, and you can save lives.” - Compiled by Katie Wilson, The Clackamas Print CAMPUS NEWS à EVENTS Seasoned Adult Enrichment Program will discuss November ballot measures today at 9:30 a.m. in Room 191 at the Harmony Campus. American Red Cross Blood Drive will be held on Wed., Oct 25 in the Gregory Forum. Anyone interested in donating blood is asked to sign up at the ASG office by Oct 24, however, walk-ins may be able to donate. It's great to participate in courses where the material I you learn is applied, then discussed by the whole group. There are many times people 1 share perspectives that I've never considered." Garrett Beck Management and Organizational Leadership, 2006 graduate Begin with the end in mind sps.georgefox.edu • 888-888-0178 Degree completion programs for working adults Information meetings at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 25, Nov. 2 and 8 George Fox Portland Center 12753 S.W. 68th Ave., Portland Nov. 14 Providence Medical Plaza 3510 NE 122nd, Ste. 200, Portland
