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College starts staggered
registration
By Joshua Dillen
’ yNfews Editor
N ew sculpture featured outside o f the A r t Center building as p a r t o f the Clemans M em orial
Garden.
By David Beasley
The Clackamas Print
»The legend o f C harles
“C h u ck ” C lem ans lives on
at C lackam as C o m m unityI
iCollege/iClemains a true con
noisseur o f life is rem em bered
and celebrated in a new feature
o f the college landscape. T h e
art departm ents big sculpture
project honors the way he lived
his life an d ’’affected- those sin it
by presenting visually stunning
pieces o f art, and supporting the
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arts and education at C C C .
I “Charles. hais'/been/a long-
tim e supporter o f C C C and
;idhe^tslHe;cQllect<^ l . f ^ ^ i ^ ^ ^
and was a very influential m em
ber o f our localcpm jm unity.W e
are ¡doing.-’a./C h u c k Clem ans
Meimiprial; '^arden^yhidhT ydh"
feature sculptures donated or
tem porarily displayed. T h e proj
ect will be ongoing,” said Bill
^ ’^ jsitb rs,fstu d ea^ am l; f ^ j lty
can get a taste o f bliss and insight
at C huck Clem ans M em orial
S ^ p ttircjp afd en S co n v en ien tly
located in front o f the art
d ^ ^ ^ g rit. buflding and the
surrounding w ooded area-
near Randall Hall... Nestled
in a grove ofeyergreens,,with
beautiful shrubbery adorn
ing the area, one can stroll
th ro u g h ’i-the; paths adm ir-
ing and exam ining different
pieces o f art, or stop and sit
at one o f the picnic benches
and take a m om ent to let it
all soak in.
Please see GARDEN, Page 2
N o longer will, a student have
to set his or her alarm .ju st to
assure en ro llm en t J n i m u c h
needed classes. ..Priority registra
tion has m ade it to Clackamas
C o m m u n ity College an d o n M ay
22 will replace the current early
registration process that leads to
insom nia, stress a n d frustration
fqr Some students. T h e increased
load o f users o n the system has
caused long waits th at only exac
erbate the late night process.
R eturning students w iflh a v e
the opportunity to take advan
tage o f a new process' beginning
this m o n th depending o n their
total credits completed- N o t just
returning student?, b d t th e orites.
w ith the m ost com pleted cred
its, will be the beneficiaries o f
a stream lined new process acces
sible through a' students account
at my.clackamas.edu. It will also
m ake th in g se a sie r fo r staff at
the college to deal w ith a c o m -
puter system that can overload at
a tim e w hen potential support is
n o t available.
Convenience and'ease o f regis
tration for this type o f student is
w hat the new process o f priority
registration is a im e d at creating,
according to Tara Sprehe, direc
to r o f enrollm ent services/regis-
-tra rfo r the college. Sprehe has
w orked here for 11 years. From
the im plem entation o f online reg
istration to increased enrollm ent
in a sluggish economy, she has
seen firsthand how the system can
be affected b ylarge m idnight user
loads T h e new system th at is com
ing to the college will hopefully
alleviate these problem s an d give
students w ho, the opp o rtu n ity to
truly have priority w hen .register
ing-
stinrmer clashes., inrogerRook,
white his girlfriend, Danielle
Coleman observes?
Please see REGISTRATION, Page 3
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