A U G U ST 19, 1998
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CONCORDIA
NEIGHBORHOOD
C oncordia C hairperson ’ s A ddress :
Park. Later this month, A u­
the room. The room can also
J.C. K izak
Concordia N eighborhood
be reserved and rented for gust 23rd, we expect a huge
other com m unity g a th e r­ crow d at Fernhill Park for
runs from NE. 42nd to NE.
the Oregon Symphony con­
22nd (east to w est) and
ings; we have a slid in g
cert.
'rom C olum bia Boulevard
schedule o f fees depending
The Livability Committee
on the proposed use o f user.
to Prescott (north to south).
neighbors
drafted the commu­
C oncordia featu res the
Much o f the planning and
nity room agreements, got
work for our neighborhood
Kennedy School (NE. 33rd
them approved, then took on
ju s t
n o rth
o f activities is com pleted by
the responsibility for maintain­
K illin g s w o r th ) ,
a v ario u s c o m m itte e s. We
Mcmenamins Pubs & Brew­ staged both a general clean ­ ing and renting the room. At
our September general mem­
e rie s’ neighborhood com ­ up and a hazardous waste
bership meeting, Safety Com­
plex: gym; soaking pool.
clean-up this year. CNA
C oncordia N eighborhood
participated very success­ mittee neighbors will present
A s s o c ia tio n (C N A ) and
fully with a tour and p o t­ their proposal for enhancing
neighborhood safety. The
m any in d iv id u a ls in the
luck for NUSA conference
Land Use Committee again has
neighborhood expended a visitors earlier this year.
a chair and will be handling
great effort to resurrect the
C oncordia has som e old
those activities. CNA’s board
K e n n ed y S c h o o l; CNA
trees, e.g. shady A insw orth
lack several members, but we
gained the dedicated use of Blvd., but is also actively
are
functioning; certainly,
replanting an urban forest
our own com m unity room
w e’d like a few more good
through Friends o f Trees;
for the next 10 years.
neighbors to become involved.
The association currently
Maggie W hite, co-chair and
And thank you, thank you to
u ses th is sp ace fo r our chair for this project for the
everyone who has been pitch­
m onthly neighborhood as­ p ast tw o y e a rs , is a lso
ing in!
s o c ia tio n m e e tin g s , fo r
CN A ’s Treasurer. Friends
C o n co rd ia has a large
board m eetings, and for our of Trees honored her this
pool
o f neighbors and busi­
various co m m ittee m eet­ year as N eighborhood C o­
ness people who may not
ings. We acquired used fur­ ordinator o f the Year.
p a r tic ip a te re g u la rly at
O ur S ocial C o m m itte e
nishings through various
m eetings but who are fully
n e ig h b o rs o rg a n iz e d our
sources including Nike and
involved in prom oting our
Saturday F arm er’s M arket
the City o f Portland; w e’ve
neighborhood, e.g. Sabin
and
ran
our
annual
allocated some o f our funds
CDC is actively involved in
for ongoing m aintenance o f Concordia picnic at Fernhill
bv
ntlGHDORnOOD
HEWS 6 EVfflTS
Kenton
Kenton was recognized as the Neighborhood o f the Year by the
Mayor’s Office. They were the recipients of the “Spirit of Portland” award
given out last Fall. Residents o f Kenton were praised for their spirit of
cooperation. They’ve taken on many issues in the neighborhood, including
cleaning up intersections and illegal dump sites. The neighborhood also
welcomed the siting of a new Multnomah County jail.
Pearl
Come and watch an outdoor movie showing on the side of a building.
Bring a lawnchair, food and refreshments. On August 22nd, the Pearl
Neighborhood is hosting this entertaining event, showing “Priscilla:
Queen o f the Desert” at dusk on the side of the Dehen Knitting Building.
This is a fund-raiser for the Pearl District and a chance for some family fun.
Other city neighborhoods in Seattle, Berkeley and Boulder have tried this
with much success.
Hollywood
The Green Neighborhood Network (GNN) is a partnership created to
enhance the communities environment. The Hollywood business district
and surrounding NE. Portland neighborhoods are GNN’s target area. It is
a two - year effort to build on environmental programs o f local govern­
ments, Pacific Power, and non-profit groups in the areas of energy
efficiency, recycling, water efficiency, neighborhood tree planting, tran­
sit, pedestrian and bicycle activities, and more, to create a resource
efficient community. GNN will be at the Hollywood Farmers market on
September 19th. Call 823-7725.
Cathedral Park
North Beach is the last underdeveloped corridor of land along the
Willamette River inside the City o f Portland. One hundred seventy-five
acres of land. North Beach stretches two miles from the University of
Portland to Cathedral Park under the St. Johns Bridge. Ripe for develop­
ment, North Beach is an undiscovered river front asset for the entire
metropolitan area. The best view is from the Willamette Boulevard bridge
over the railroad cut. You can see the future Willamette Cove Park to the
right (west).
the A lberta Streetscaping
project and spearheaded
our Alberta Street Fair. We
have art galleries, a v in ­
tage video shop, ethnic res­
taurants. We have m urals -
check out the most recent
e ffo rt
o rg a n iz e d
by
AmeriCorps volunteers on
42nd & K illin g s w o rth ;
also, the mural in progress
at Guardino Studios (co r­
ner o f 30th & A lberta).
We celebrate diversity in
o u r sh o p s, c h u rc h e s ,
schools (C oncordia U ni­
versity is one o f our good
neighbors!), restau ran ts,
h o u ses and n e ig h b o rs .
W hile we aren ’t one big,
happy fam ily, more and
more, we are cooperating
as neighbors to improve
this space we call home,
Concordia N eighborhood.
If you are one o f o u r
C oncordia neighbors, do
consider a more direct in­
volvem ent in some o f our
activities; if you live else­
where in Portland, come
visit; w e're shaping o u r­
selves into another great
corner o f Portland.
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY
U ndergraduate M ajors
Biology
Environmental
General
Molecular
Pre-Medical
Pre-Physical Therapy/Sports Medicine
Business A dm inistration
Accounting & Financial Management
Economics
Environmental Management
Health Care Management
Human Resources Management
International Business
Marketing
Nonprofit Managemnt
Small Business Entrpreneurship
Sabin
To better meet the needs o f customers and the community. Nature’s
Fresh Northwest is moving from its current location on 24th and NE.
Fremont, to 3535 NE. 15th. The relocated store will open in the spring of
1999. It will be significantly larger than the current store and will also offer
greatly expanded off-street parking. Nature’s has a social mission to help
people enjoy healthful eating and for people to vote with their purchase for
socially and environmentally responsible food production and distribu­
tion.
Chemistry
Director o f Christian Education (DCE)
Alameda r::
Education
Early Childhood
Elementary
Middle School
HighSchool
English
Health and Fitness Management
Humanities
Interdisciplinary Studies
The Alameda Community Association is committed to promoting
understanding and acceptance o f all people. They created a Statement of
Unity three years ago to say that their neighborhood welcomes and values
all people. Alameda’s Board has decided to sponsor and attend an evening
o f Diversity Training. They have asked the Metropolitan Human Rights
Center to provide a night of training to the Alameda Community on
October 26th. The two and a half hour session will be fun and eye opening.
Call 284-1314.
Psychology
Social Science
History
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Social Work
Theatre
Theological Studies
Apostolic Ministry
Church Staff
Pastoral Ministry
Campus Activities
Chi Beta Chi (Business Club)
Concordia Choir
Concordia Handbell Choir
Concordia Jazz Ensemble
Epsilon Pi Delta (Professional Church
Workers)
Missions Club
Poetry Club
Psychology club
Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society)
Concordia University has a new 245-bed residence h a ll. The $4.9
million project has enabled Concordia to fulfill its long held
objective o f enriching the campus community by welcoming about
200 more students who wish to reside on campus. Neighbors
were invited to tour the dorms and celebrate this landmark
achievement. "In the past, we've had to find other housing for
students who would have preferred to stay on campus. The
addition o f the new residence hall will not only create the student
housing we sorely need, but also result in a more diverse student
mix that is certain to make campus life richer for all o f us, ’ says
Dr. Mark Wahlers, Vice President o f Enrollment and Student
Services.)
A t o u r sm all university,
happen. Minds stretch,
begin
take hold and m ake their w ay tw oard reality,
start o f begin
again People discover a p lace to grow in a setting strenghtened by
values and ethics.
m ake it happen at C oncordia U niversity.
2811 NE Holman Street • Portland • Oregon
1-800-321-9371 • http://www.cu-portland.edu
PORTLAND
97211-6099
OREGON
Intramural Sports
Christian Life Ministry
Residence Hall Association
Concordia CorpR (Community Service)
The Promethean (Literary Arts Journal)
Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA):
Men's Soccer, Men’s Basketball. Men's
Baseball Women's Soccer. Women's Volley­
ball, Women's Basketball. Women's Fastpitch
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