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CELEBRATE BLACK MUSIC MONTH
Parkrose Art Student Honored
Truth Hurts
A northeast P ortland student
has earned special recognition in
the annual Mt. Hood Regional
H igh School Art Exhibit.
D eShantd Bolds was honored
for best tw o-dim ensional work by
a junior.
“D eShantd is quiet, focused
and serious about art history, “
said art teacher B everly Cordova.
“T his was his first canvas paint
ing and I was very im pressed. I
hope to see him in another art
class next year.”
Lavoria “Elie” Jones of
Parkrose.
A P arkrose team
from C o rd o v a’s B a
sic D esign class ran
aw ay with the aw ard
for Best 3-D work by
freshm en. T he ninth
graders’ m ixed media
to w e r d rew p ra ise
from ju d g e s. Team
m e m b e rs in c lu d e d
M att Barrer, Ressia
Bliss, Sarah Bowen,
Bolds, a Parkrose student since A m a n d a C u rtm a n ,
S"1 grade, is enjoying his first art Jody H arding, Nam
class. He seems a little surprised by L ee, T y le r M o o re,
his success. “I’m planning on go Susan N eum ann, Yen
ing to Oregon State University to N g u y e n ,
D ia n a
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.,
m ajor in pharmacy,” he explained. n R eynolds,
and Jerem y
Bolds, is the son o f Ezekiel and Shoopm an.
READY NOW
Truth is best known for her work
w ith the highly acclaimed producer
Dr. Dre, on her first release
"Truthfully Speaking". This project
"Ready Now" is a revelation-a
m uck more intim ate glimpse into
both the personality and musicality
o f the St. Louis raised lady than
her hip-hop debut.
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Parkrose High School junior DeShante Bolds is
a serious a n student who p,ans fQ pursue g
degree in pharmacy in college.
Unifying with Diversity
A w rite r , te a c h e r and pertise on to create a society
m ulticultural education expert that is tolerant, productive and
will give a lecture about diver celebratory o f cultural d iffer
sity in education at Lew is & ences w ith the context o f cre
C lark C o lle g e ’s
ating unity.
G raduate School
“ S c h o o ls
o f Education.
must find ways
Jam es B a n k s’
to respect the d i
talk titled, "D iver
versity o f their
s ity
W ith in
students as well
U n ity — E d u c a t
as help to create
ing S tudents for
a unified nation
Diversity, Citizen
s ta te ,”
s a id
sh ip and S ocial
B a n k s.
“E
Justice,” is on Fri
p 1 u r i b u s
day, June 4, at 7
un u m — d iv e r
p.m . in the south
s ity
w ith in
James Banks
cam pus chapel.
u n ity — is th e
Banks directs the C enter for delicate goal toward which our
M ulticultural E ducation at the nation and its schools should
U niversity of W ashington. He strive.”
is a n a tio n a lly re c o g n ize d
For more inform ation, call
scholar o f m ulticultural edu Lew is and C lark at 503-768-
cation. He is noted for his ex- 6004.
JC55C Powell
Sabin
Neighborhood
Fun
The Sabin Neighborhood Asso
ciation and Business Group are
seeking volunteers during its Sum
mer Celebration on June 19 from
noon to 6 p.m.
The event will be around Fre
mont Place, between 13lh and 15'h
avenues, on Northeast Beech Street
and other surrounding blocks.
Activities will include live mu
sic, kid’s activities, art and side
walk sales, food specials and cou
pons for local businesses.
Artists and musicians interested
in participating should call Cathe
Scott at 503-249-9367 or Fred Smith
at 503-281 -2600. Others who want
to help with needed volunteer ac
tiv itie s sh o u ld c a ll H e a th e r
Hutchinson at 503-281 -3262.
JESSE
"There is disarming airiness to
Powell's voice and delivery that's
ingratiating enough to suggest more
depth to his persona than he's
willing to adm it." ~ V H l.com
"Sally, urban contemporary is full of
singers (both male and female) who
get over on attitude or image alone
but are sorely locking when it comes
to chops, substance, and vocal range
Powell, however, has genuine talent."
~ Alex H enderson, All Music G uide.
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