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MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST
Gandhi on Peace
Mental Health Specialist (Program Specialist) Limited
Term SALARY: $4,881.00 - $6,506.00 Monthly OPEN-
ING DATE: 01/05/15 CLOSING DATE: 01/19/15 04:30
PM. Please apply: www.portlandoregon.gov
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Arun Gandhi, a grandson of India’s
legendary leader, Mohandas K.
‘Mahatma’
Gandhi,
speaks
on “teaching Peace in turbulent
times” at the PCC Cascade Campus,
205 N. Killingsworth St. thursday, Jan.
22, in the Moriarity Auditorium, Rm.
104. Doors open at 10:45 a.m.;
the presentation will take place
from 11-11:30 a.m., and the Q&A will
take place from approximately 11:30
a.m.-noon. the presentation is
followed by a Q&A with the
audience; the entire event is free and
open to the public. For more
information on his work, go to
http://arungandhi.net. For more on
Portland Community College events,
go to www.pcc.edu.
POLICE OFFICER ENTRY-LEVEL
$5064/month
$5545 Second year & $6636 Third year
The City of Everett seeks a diverse group of qualified
individuals who are interested in a police career that pro-
vides professional and personal challenges and
rewards. For more information and application, visit
www.everettwa.org/careers. Applications must be
received by Friday, 2/13/15. EOE.
PHOTO COURTESY OF PCC
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Movies
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Baldwin, Kristen Stewart,
Kate Bosworth and Hunter
Parrish.
Underdogs (PG for mild
epithets) Fact-based foot-
ball drama, set in Ohio,
recounting how a perennial,
cellar-dwelling, high school
team, with the help of a new
coach (D.B. Sweeney), pre-
vailed in a big showdown
for bragging rights against
their powerhouse, cross-
town rivals. Cast includes
William Mapother, Richard
Portnow and Logan Huff-
man.
Vice (Unrated) Sci-fi
thriller about a businessman
(Bruce Willis) who opens an
“anything goes” resort with
life-like robots that look
human. The plot thickens
when a self-aware android
(Ambyr Childers) with a
mind of her own escapes
from the compound and
makes a break for it. With
Thomas Jane, Bryan Green-
berg and Charlotte Kirk.
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
KBOO is hiring a Development Director. Join the com-
munity radio movement and be a part of the KBOO ren-
aissance! KBOO is seeking applicants with 4 years of
professional development experience to lead foundation
relationships, direct mail, communications and social
media work while supporting KBOO’s growing member-
ship, major donor work and business relationships. This
is a full-time position with a starting salary of
$30,400.38/year with fully paid health and dental insur-
ance, paid vacation, sick leave, and 11 paid holidays per
year. KBOO Community Radio is an equal opportunity
employer and affirmative action employer. Women and
people of color are encouraged to apply. To apply:
Please send a resume and a cover letter outlining your
qualifications and answering the question “Why is
KBOO important?” to Development Director Hiring: 20
SE 8th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97214 or e-mail to hir-
ing@KBOO.org by 5:00 pm Friday, January 23rd, 2015.
No phone calls please.
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Ella’s Kitchen
formerly Soup & Soap
SOUL
FOOD
...one taste will bring you back.
BREAKFAST • LUNCH SPECIALS
DINNER • SEAFOOD • DESSERT
“Finally!! I found a great cozy
soul food spot in Portland”
“Something about Ella’s catfish is magical”
“The mac and cheese was real mac and cheese
like momma used to (or should’ve made)”
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9 AM - 6 PM
3505 N Mississippi Ave, Portland, OR
503-927-6708
add 25¢ for each to go meal
We honor the many accomplishments of African Americans
It is our primary goal as a labor union
to better the lives of all people work-
ing in the building trades through
advocacy, civil demonstra-
tion, and the long-held belief
that workers deserve a "fami-
ly wage" - fair pay for an hon-
est day's work.
A family wage, and the bene-
fits that go with it, not only
strengthens families, but also
allows our communities to
become stronger, more cohe-
sive, and more responsive to
their citizens' needs.
Our family wage agenda
reflects our commitment to
people working in the build-
ing trades, and to workers
everywhere. In this small
way, we are doing our part to
help people achieve the
American Dream. This dream
that workers can hold dear
regardless of race, color,
national origin, gender,
creed, or religious beliefs.
The Pacific Northwest
Regional Council
of Carpenters
Representing more than 5.000
construction workers in Oregon State.
Do you want to know more about becoming a
Union carpenter?
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