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Clackamas Print
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Demolition For Education
May 23 - Speaker: Secretary of State Bill Bradbury.
- a unique multimedia presentation based on An
Inconvenient Truth, including the effects of global
warming. McLoughlin Auditorium, noon to 1 p.m.,
Q&A 1 to 1:30 p.m.
May 29 - Speaker: Coumc?ji}i^|^iAn Newman,
Metro - “Promoting Gi^'lSMe^Uypment Practices in
Sensitive HabUajk^i^^»McLoughlin Auditorium,
11 a.m. to no-^j^*-
May 31 -? Reading: Contributors to PSU’s “Earth
Poem” anthology, Deer Drink the Moon - Judith Bar­
rington, Barbara Duke, Liz Nakayma, Diane Averil
and others. 7 to 8:30 p.m., RR220.
June 2 - Water-Efficient Gardening — Second An­
nual! 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sat., June 2, Clairmont Hall
East Parking Lot. Come see how the Water Efficiency
Demonstration Garden has grown. Includes tours of
the garden, information on water efficiency and land­
scaping and soil, plant experts«and free give-aways.
This workshop is free, with no pre-registration neces­
sary.
June 5 - Speaker: David Elwood, OSU scientist/en-
gineer - “The Promise of Wave Energy.” 11 a.m. to
noon, McLoughlin Auditorium.
Lydia Bashaw Clackamas Print
A Clackamas student takes a swing at a donated Chevrolet Blazer dur­
ing a fundraiser for the Student Nurses’ Association last Wednesday.
June 6 - Speaker: Dr. Peter Ward, University of
Washington, paleontologist and best-selling author
of Rare Earth and As We Do Not Know It. Noon to 1
p.m., McLoughlin Auditorium.
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