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Wednesday, November 13,2013
Arts & Culture
Fun activities on or off campus
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Events on campus
Events off campus
Wednesday, November 13
Thursday, November 14
Check out the Cougar Volleyball Team as they take on the Linn-
Benton Roadrunners. Free with current student ID card. 6 p.m. in the
gym inside Randall Hall.
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The Oregon City Public Library Author Night brings hometown son
* Matt Love back to Oregon City at 7:00 p.m. at the Oregon City Public
Library.
Thursday, November 14
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Love is an educator, publisher of Nestucca Spit Press and author/
editor of ten books about Oregon. He won the Oregon Literary Arts'
Stewart H. Holbrook Literary Legacy Award for his contributions to
Oregon history and literature. Love lives on the Oregon Coast and
teaches photography, creative writing and journalism at Newport
High School. He is working on a new nove, about teaching.
Veterans Day reading with Marlene Broemer of the English Department
begins in the Literary Arts Center (Rook 220) at 4 p.m.
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College Night runs from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Gregory Forum.
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Gome see the Theater Department Fall Term Production of "Almost
Maine". Curtain at 7:30 p.m. in the Osterman Theatre. If you cannot
attend Thursday night, catch another performance Friday or Saturday
night at the same time or attend a matinee performance at 2:30 p.m.
on Sunday.
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Ignite Portland 12 - 7:00 p.m. Hollywood Theatre - Please RSVP
' nite Portland is a night of presentations where each presenter has
re minutes to motivate, inspire and inform the audience while a
series of 20 slides advance automatically. Doors at 5 p.m. with canned
food donation. 5:45 p.m. without donation.
RSVP at igniteportland.org.
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All month long
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The Clackamas Print is running a special edition creative writing
contest! Open submissions started last week, and there are three
categories that are being judged:
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Saturday, November 16.
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Poetry - under 300 words
Flash Fiction 1 - under 200 words
Flash Fiction 2 - between 201 8i 400 words
Mustache Dache - Annual 5K run to benefit men's health with particu­
lar empahasis on raising money for prostate cancer research. Takes
place in Beaverton as part of "Movember".
Register at mustache-dache.com.
1 entry per person per categqry (you can enter multiple categories).
Everyone is encouraged to enter. Submission deadline is
December 15th. Send entries to: ThePrintContest@gmail.com
NATIONAL DIABETES
N O V E M B E R
M O N T H
AWARENESS
’’With 80 million Americans
known to be Pre-diabetic, it is
quite prudent to watch our sugar
intake. Try alternatives,like
honey or stevia extract to .
sweeten your Favorite foods.”
Diabetes: Fact ot Fiction:
With so many o f us affected by Diabetes, it is
important for us to know the basics. "Fact" has
labeled the sugarcubes with information we should
know. Be careful, "Fie/Rjw"hasslipped sotne false
data into the mix.
Can you spot all the facts and all the fiction?
Diabetes is the
seventh
leading cause
o fd ea tk in th e
world.
attributed
Some type 2
diabetics eaa live
a normal life
without the need
for daily insulin
shovel 2 2 .7
teasp o o n s o f
refin e d sugar
into th eir m ouths
e v o ty d a y .
’’Don’t listen to him, eat
as much sugar as you
like. Sugar makes food
yummy. I f it tastes
good,it must be good
for you.”
In order to have
Type 2 diabetes,
both o f your
parents must aL«
have type 2.
Type! Diabeti
Find the answers in issue six o f (he Clackamas Pi ini
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their lives.
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accounts for
only 5 percent
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pregnancy.
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Jesse Her® inger
Arts & Culture editor