WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 2018 ❚ SIUSLAW NEWS
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70K mi., Runs &
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color $3,500
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1994 CHEVY
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2012 SMOKER CRAFT 16’ 6”
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Study What You Love—Entrepreneurship As The
Path To Success And Fulfi llment
(NAPSA)—The United
States has long been con-
sidered a leader in entre-
preneurial pursuits, with
everyone from ambitious
self-starters to certifi ed mo-
guls making their way here
from around the globe to
transform dreams into reali-
ties. According to the Global
Entrepreneurship Develop-
ment Institute, the United
States provides the best
environment for cultivating
entrepreneurship, ranking
fi rst out of 138 countries.
On the fl ip side, howev-
er, fi rst-time business own-
ers have only an 18 percent
chance of succeeding.
So how to bridge the
gap between the dream-
ers and the triumphant? If
you’re a student looking for
a way to make your passion
into your career, you may be
glad to learn there’s a col-
lege program that can put
you on the right path, while
also providing you with a
classic liberal arts educa-
tion. The new Entrepreneur-
ship minor course of study
at Pennsylvania’s Lycoming
College provides a modern
approach to a liberal arts
education, while preparing
students to start a com-
pany of their own, to work
for another entrepreneurial
company or to be more en-
trepreneurial within a larger
company.
The program is headed
by Marshall D. Welch III, the
Sloter Endowed Chair in En-
trepreneurship at Lycoming
College, who is an accom-
plished entrepreneur with
extensive experience advis-
ing and managing organi-
zations, merger integration
and emerging growth com-
panies. He also approaches
entrepreneurship
differ-
ently from others. Welch
believes that entrepreneur-
ship, at its core, is fi nding
and creating value, and that
studying entrepreneurship
as an academic discipline
helps students learn to be
innovative in whatever fi eld
they ultimately pursue.
In less than one year,
Lycoming College’s entre-
preneurship classes have
become a sought-after,
valued addition to many
students’ class schedules.
The program is built on the
notion that any student’s
core education, regardless
of academic major, can be
augmented with the prac-
tical knowledge and skills
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WINDSOR
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1989 FLEETWOOD
WILDERNESS
Premium Motor Home.
39K miles, 3 air cond.
Ready to take the road.
Beautiful inside!
$16,000
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26 1/2’, new tires, hot
water heater, furnished.
Sold as is. Serious
inquires only. $800 obo
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ELDORADO
1992 BUICK
Bright red,
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98K mi.
$4,995
Bill: 541-902-9111
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ERVICES
necessary to take a business
idea to fruition, such as in-
novation, digital marketing,
intellectual property and
fi nancial skills.
“My No. 1 objective is to
create a world-class experi-
ence for students by joining
the liberal arts with entre-
preneurship,” said Welch. “I
believe that the core knowl-
edge of any entrepreneur is
fi rst his or her primary fi eld
of study, whether that is bi-
ology, archaeology, music
or any of the other majors
at Lycoming. Then add the
practical knowledge and
skills necessary to help our
students become successful
entrepreneurs or even work
for entrepreneurial compa-
nies.”
Firmly grounded in the
liberal arts, the College has
modernized its approach to
higher education by offer-
ing courses that better pre-
pare students for the 21st
century.
Still in its infancy, the
program is already attract-
ing well-known speakers to
campus. Jay Ducote, celeb-
rity chef and restaurateur,
who has appeared on Food
Network and Travel Chan-
nel, recently lectured to the
College community on how
he followed his passion and
took risks on his road to suc-
cess.
“Lycoming is resolute in
its mission to offer students
a 21st-century education,
and I believe our entre-
preneurship offerings are
an important part of that
charge. Thinking deeply and
making bold decisions to
do something the world has
never seen, while also stay-
ing true to your passions, ac-
curately describes the stu-
dents at this institution—a
truth that also closely aligns
with the principles of entre-
preneurship,” said Welch.
Learn More
For further facts or to
register, go to www.lycom-
ing.edu.
Hot Tips For Outdoor Entertaining With Hard Cider
Presented by Angry Orchard
(NAPSA)—Outdoor din-
ing is essential when the
weather is warm. One way
to elevate your backyard
barbecue is to serve crisp
and refreshing hard cider.
Hard cider’s natural, apple-
forward taste complements
a variety of cuisines. It can
calm the heat of spicy dish-
es and bring out the rich
fl avor of savory, barbecued
meat, salty seafood and
sharp cheeses.
Two popular varieties
from Angry Orchard, the No.
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country, are Angry Orchard
Crisp Apple and new Angry
Orchard Rosé. Crisp Apple
is bright and fruit forward,
like biting into a fresh apple.
Made with two apples in
every bottle, Crisp Apple is
available in six-packs as well
as 12-oz. and 16-oz. cans.
Another cider perfect for
alfresco dining is Angry Or-
chard Rosé. Available in six-
packs, Rosé is crafted with
a delicious blend of apples,
including rare red-fl esh ap-
ples from France, that deliv-
ers the crisp and refreshing
qualities of cider with a rosy
hue and fl oral aroma.
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Enjoy these styles from
the bottle or incorporated
into delicious dishes, such
as Cider-Braised Clams. This
recipe pairs naturally with
cider and a variety of bites,
making it the ideal meal for
summer entertaining.
Cider-Braised Clams
Serves 2 as an appetizer
1 bottle Angry Orchard
Crisp Apple
1 cup kosher salt
2 littleneck clams
1 green delicious apple,
peeled and diced
1 Tablespoon fresh
thyme
3/4 cup crème fraiche
Pepper, to taste
4 thick slices ciabatta
2 Tablespoons olive oil
Dissolve salt in 1 gallon
cold water. Soak clams in
salted water for 30 minutes.
Lift out of water and set
aside. Preheat grill to me-
dium. Create a double-layer
packet with aluminum foil.
Place clams in packet and
pour cider over. Close pack-
et tightly and place on grill
for 10–15 minutes or until
clams open. Remove clams
from packet, place them in
a bowl, and pour liquid into
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Residential • Commercial • 30 Years Experience
2 bottles Angry Orchard
Rosé
3 oz. gin
3 oz. lemon juice
3 oz. simple syrup (1 part
sugar to 1 part water)
9 oz. basil watermelon
juice (add about 2 cups
diced watermelon and 5 to
6 basil leaves to a blender
and blend until liquefi ed)
Build in a wineglass with
ice and top with cider. Gar-
nish with an orange twist.
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small saucepan. In saucepan
on the grill, whisk crème
fraiche into broth and sea-
son to taste with pepper.
Keep warm. Brush bread
with olive oil and grill un-
til charred on both sides.
Pour broth over clams and
toss gently with apple and
thyme leaves. Serve with
grilled bread; enjoy.
Enjoy the dish and el-
evate your celebration with
this refreshing hard cider
cocktail:
Orchard Rosé Sangria
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