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Thursday, February 26, 2004

Efficiency is doing things right. Effectiveness is doing the right things. --- Zig Ziglar

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FAIR USE IN COPYRIGHT
Thursday, February 26, 1:00-2:00 p.m. in Room 4214, Library
Learn about copyright basics for academic employees. Instructor: John Backes (Library).

PRESENTATION BY MICHAEL RANDALL EALY SOCIAL JUSTICE FOUNDATION
Thursday, February 26 from 9:30-10:20 pm in the Canteen, PUB
The mission of the Michael Randall Ealy Social Justice Foundation (MRESJF) is to promote better police/community relations, to work for inquest reform, to seek justice for the families of those killed by the police, and to honor the memory of Michael Randall Ealy (1963-1998). Ophelia Ealy, mother of Michael Randall Ealy, will speak on behalf of the organization. Video footage will address the killing of Shawn Maxwell, a young African American man who was killed in the University District.

OPERA WORKSHOP
February 26 - 28, 7:30pm in the Campus Theater
This year the Music Department is presenting four operatic scenes and an adapted one act opera, CARMEN by Georges Bizet. The chosen selections are: ARIADNE AUF NAXOS by Richard Strauss; THE OLD MAID AND THE THIEF by Gian Carlo Menotti; MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA by Marvin David Levy; and LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST by Giacomo Puccini. Faculty Rob Bigley is playing the role of the toreador and Karin Junkinsmith is the choreographer. See more information in Net News.

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SCCFT GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Friday, February 27 at 4 p.m. at Spiro's Pizza and Pasta, 18411 Aurora Avenue No.
There will be a meeting for faculty federation members to discuss current contract negotiations with the College, and other concerns. The Federation will provide food and refreshments after the meeting.

WORKER RETRAINING ORIENTATIONS
Wednesday's at 2 PM in Room 1811
Shoreline’s Worker Retraining provides job-related training and employment services to dislocated and unemployed workers (including displaced homemakers and those formerly self employed). Worker Retraining also has limited funding to assist with tuition, books and living expenses!! To get started, students are asked to attend a one-hour orientation. Orientations are held every Wednesday at 2:00 pm in 1811. For more information, please contact Ann Ludwig at aludwig@shoreline.edu or ext. 5882.

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GET NET NEWS!!
Read about the Opera Workshop Performances, the upcoming Foundation's Big Band Celebration event, and the Leaders in the Classroom lecture by Red Pine. If you are interested in going to the Tri-Cities for the NWAACC Basketball Tournament, Ken Burrus has discount tickets for the 4-day event. Check out the
Sports page for more information on this. If you haven't seen Chris Simons' exhibit in the College Gallery, be sure to go soon. His exhibit ends March 2nd.

ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST
Monday, March 10 at 7:30pm, March 10-14 in the Theater
Be sure to mark your calendar now! Don't miss the college production of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," March 10-14th in the Campus Theater. Purchase your tickets at the Cashier's Office in FOSS or at the door. $8, $7 and $6.

"GLOBAL EYES" SERIES: SOLO ADVENTURE ON THE AMAZON
Friday, February 27 from 12:30-2:00 pm in Rm 1102
In January 2003, VP Emeritus Chuck Fields flew alone to Lima and then Iquitos, Peru, and once there put together a two-week, 500-mile trip down the Amazon River, through Peru and into Colombia and Brazil. This presentation will include photographs and descriptions of his adventures observing indigenous people and exotic plants and animals along the largest and most remote river in the world.

STUDENT RECITAL
Friday, February 27 at 12:30pm in Room 818, Music Bldg.
Break the grayness of winter with music performed by students of the SCC Music Department. This hour of entertainment will send you back to work refreshed! Free. Call x4618 for more information.

BOWLING FOR BRAINS IS COMING......
Thursday, April 22 at 6:00 PM at Spin Alley
Mark your calendar! The event of the year is only two months away! Bowling for Brains will take place on April 22 at Spin Alley in Richmond Beach. Start thinking of who will be included on your team of four, what unique name you will be know as, and what zany costumes you will want to show off that evening! More information will follow in a few weeks.

BIG BAND CELEBRATION
Saturday, February 28 at 7:00 pm in SCC Grand Pub Ballroom
Celebrate 100 years of Excellence in Education and enjoy the music of the Jazz bands of Shorecrest and Shorewood High Schools and Shoreline Community College. $15 per person at the door - includes a Dessert Buffet. Come dance, socialize or just enjoy the music!

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Wednesday, February 25, 2004

Dreams do come true, if we only wish hard enough. You can have anything in life if you will sacrifice everything else for it. --- Sir James M. Barrie

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, February 25 at 4:00 pm in the Boardroom
The Board of Trustees will meet today. The campus is invited to attend this meeting that will include honoring the Women's Basketball team and their 2003-04 season.

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FAIR USE IN COPYRIGHT
Thursday, February 26, 1:00-2:00 p.m. in Room 4214, Library
Learn about copyright basics for academic employees. Instructor: John Backes (Library)

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HAVING FUN WITH ALPHABET SOUP
It has come to our attention that many of us use acronyms without realizing that there are others who are not familiar with the terms. DAAG (Day at a Glance). TSS (Technology Support Services), TACC (Trustees Association of Community Colleges) are just a few.

Perhaps you use an acronym in your daily language you would like to share with the rest of us. PIO is collecting these and preparing a ‘dictionary’ that will be posted to the intranet. Click here and thanks for supplying the campus with information.

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Tuesday, February 24, 2004

Dream no small dreams for they have no power to move the hearts of men [and women]. --- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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ADMINISTRATOR IN CHARGE
February 24, 2004
Please note that President Holly Moore and members of the President's Executive Staff will hold a retreat on Monday, February 23, to be completed by 12:00 noon on Tuesday, February 24. While Holly is off campus, she has designated Dr. Andrea Rye, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, as Administrator-in-Charge. Andrea can be reached at ext. 6910 or arye@shoreline.edu .

HOW TO INTEGRATE DISCUSSION INTO YOUR ONLINE CLASSROOM
Tuesday, February 24 from 12:30-1:30 pm in Room 4214
In this workshop, you will participate in an asynchronous discussion, using Blackboard’s Discussion Board. You then will create your own discussion forum, so bring a topic that you’d like your students to discuss. We will discuss some of the tips and tricks faculty use in motivating and guiding student discussion in online, hybrid, and web-enhanced classrooms. This workshop is appropriate for faculty who are new or experienced with online teaching.

ANTI-RACISM WORKSHOP FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Tuesday, February 24 from 9:30 A.M. to 11:30 am in the PUB Canteen
Erwin Thomas and the Urban Scribes Project will present an anti-racism workshop. Erwin Thomas is a Seattle based actor, poet, educator, and activist. He holds an MFA in acting from the U.W. PATP. He is a member of Urban Scribes Project and Basement Nation, both performance art collectives that focus on cultural expression. He has performed and taught internationally in Canada, Germany, and South Africa. Mr. Thomas is the author of two one-person shows. He has worked with Sankofa Theater, Intiman Theater, and Book-It Repertory Theater. he is also the co-host of a Spoken-Word and Hip-Hop radio show. Students, and faculty and staff, may attend the entire time, 9:30 to 11:20 am, or 9:30 to 10:20 am (at which time there will be a 5 minute break), or 10:30 to 11:20 am

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Monday, February 23, 2004

Dream no small dreams for they have no power to move the hearts of men [and women]. --- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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ADMINISTRATOR IN CHARGE
February 23-24, 2004
Please note that President Holly Moore and members of the President's Executive Staff will hold a retreat on Monday, February 23, to be completed by 12:00 noon on Tuesday, February 24. While Holly is off campus, she has designated Dr. Andrea Rye, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, as Administrator-in-Charge. Andrea can be reached at ext. 6910 or arye@shoreline.edu .

EMPLOYEES OF COLOR CAUCUS
Monday, February 23 at 3:15-4:30 pm in the Board Room
The campus is invited to attend this meeting. Esther Pineiro-Hall will be sharing her slides and experiences in Cuba last year!

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OPERA WORKSHOP
Thursday, February 26 at 7:30pm in the THEATER
This year the Music Department is presenting four operatic scenes and an adapted one act opera, CARMEN by Georges Bizet. The chosen selections are: ARIADNE AUF NAXOS by Richard Strauss; THE OLD MAID AND THE THIEF by Gian Carlo Menotti; MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA by Marvin David Levy; and LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST by Giacomo Puccini. Fully staged and costumed, these performances create an evening of theatrical entertainment. Music Faculty, Robert Bigley, will perform the role of the Toreador and all other roles are sung by SCC students. Director, Ellen McLain, Music Director/Producer, Susan Dolacky, Conductor, Teresa Metzger Howe, Choreographer, Karn Junkinsmith.

BOWLING FOR BRAINS
Thursday, April 22, 6PM at Spin Alley
Mark your calendar for the event of the year! More information will come in the following weeks!

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MAIL ROOM NOTICE
John Neally is going to be on vacation from March 2nd through March 17th. If your department is planning a bulk mailing and can work around these dates, it would be greatly appreciated. Mail service and delivery will continue on the current schedule. Any questions during John's absence should be directed to Mary Kelemen at 4733 or mkelemen@shoreline.edu .

STUDENT TECHNOLOGY FEE REQUESTS DUE FEBRUARY 27TH
The Student Technology Fee Committee is soliciting requests from the campus community through February 27th for grants from the Technology Fee budget. This budget is dedicated to supporting technology for "general student use." The request process, request forms and criteria for this budget are available on the College Intranet by selecting "Forms," and looking under either the "budget" or "financial services" categories for "Technology Fee Request Process and Forms." For further information, contact either Sean Keller in Student Government (#5848), Dorothy Cirelli in Technology Support Services (#5802, dcirelli@shoreline.edu) or Scott Saunders in Student Programs (#5821, ssaunder@shoreline.edu).

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Thursday, February 19, 2004

Determination is the wake-up call to the human will. --- Anthony Robbins

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LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOM: BILL PORTER AKA RED PINE
Thursday, February 19 at 12:30 pm in the Campus Theater
Author Bill Porter (aka Red Pine) will read from his recently released translation of the classic Chinese anthology, Poems of the Masters: China's Classic Anthology of T'ang and Sung Dynasty Verse. The reading is a part of the College’s Leaders in the Classroom Series, which brings local, state and national leaders and artists to campus as guest lecturers.

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GET NET NEWS
This week's edition of news & events has been published. Read about the upcoming Expanding Your Horizons Conference, the new women's assistant basketball coach being inducted into the Hall of Fame at Purdue, and a student who will complete an internship in Washington, D.C. this summer. Be sure to also visit the Announcements page, where you will read about an anti-spam filter configuration, important Business Office dates, the student technology fee requests deadline, and a reminder to use the FISH BOX for new ideas for the College to help us "work better and work smarter." On the HR Corner page, you'll find several items in the KUDOS area, and the Events and Sports pages will help you plan your calendar.

CLASSROOM CHANGE
Intramural Pilates and Yoga classes Have been moved from room 3014(archery room) to room 3011 for the rest of winter quarter. The dates and times are the same. If you have any questions contact x6994.

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DEADLINE FOR ALMA MATER SONGWRITING
CONTEST IS MARCH 12, 2004
There's still plenty of time to submit your song for the Alma Mater competition -- the deadline is March 12th. This is just a reminder. The song will be performed at this year's 40th commencement. Music Professor Rob Bigley is heading up the contest. The winner will receive an SCC Bookstore gift certificate. For guidelines, visit the Announcements page of the Feb. 3rd edition of Net News.

CAMPUS UPDATE
We would like to provide an update on the investigation into a complaint filed by a student last January 29th. Yesterday, Feb. 11, Shoreline PD and SCC Safety and Security met with the student to clarify certain details of the complaint. The student had been unavailable since the time she filed the report on the 29th until yesterday.

After further questioning, the Shoreline Police Department has closed the case.

The safety of students and staff is our paramount concern. According to our procedures, administration consults with SCC Safety and Security and the Shoreline PD to determine if the campus should be notified when incidents occur. The purpose of the notification is to warn our community of imminent danger, ask for assistance in an investigation, or to issue reminders about safety.

The complaint on January 29th was investigated thoroughly by Safety & Security in the days following the incident. Some students in Building 1100 were notified of the incident, given precautionary warnings, and asked for their help. However, an all-campus notice was not issued as it was not believed that students and staff were in danger or threatened. There are other considerations that we must keep in mind whenever communications are issued: the stage of an active investigation, revealing the identity of a victim, the severity of the incident, etc.

Again, should communication be warranted, it will be issued to the campus through email, postings to the internet or the intranet (DAAG), voicemail or via flyers. If you have questions about our procedures, contact Judy Yu at x.4634.

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Wednesday, February 18, 2004

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. --- Groucho Marx (1890 - 1977)

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VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES VS OLYMPIC
Wednesday, February 18,
5:30pm Women, 7:30pm Men in the Gymnasium
Come and support our basketball teams as they play their final home games of the season. The women's team currently holds an 18-6 record and has qualified for the NWAACC Conference tournament for the first time in school history. Come and watch this exciting team as they head to the playoffs.

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After further questioning, the Shoreline Police Department has closed the case.

LAST CHANCE! LAST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT - POSTPONED
Due to limited numbers registering their teams, the LAST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT scheduled to tee off Friday is being postponed until spring. Something to look forward to: golfing out-of-doors in your favorite polyester golf slacks with matching cap. More details to follow as the events draws near.

MAIL TIPS FROM THE MAILROOM
The Mailroom has a few recommendations for the campus to make mail delivery more expedient. (1) when addressing departmental mail PLEASE indicate both the name and department of the recipient, this makes it much easier for those distributing the mail. (2) When bringing outgoing mail to the mailroom, PLEASE put it in the designated drop box, this is especially important if no one is present in the mailroom. >MORE

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Tuesday, February 17, 2004

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. --- Groucho Marx (1890 - 1977)

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PRESIDENT'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday, February 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Room 1018
President Moore invites all faculty and staff to stop by for Open Office conversation. All topics are open for discussion and the door stays open to welcome everyone. If you have any questions, please contact Holly at ext. 4551, hmoore@shoreline.edu or Michele at ext. 4552.

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After further questioning, the Shoreline Police Department has closed the case.

LAST CHANCE! LAST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT - POSTPONED
Due to limited numbers registering their teams, the LAST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT scheduled to tee off Friday is being postponed until spring. Something to look forward to: golfing out-of-doors in your favorite polyester golf slacks with matching cap. More details to follow as the events draws near.

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Friday, February 13, 2004

Desire creates the power. ---- Raymond Holliwell

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PARASKEVIDEKATRIAPHOBIA: Fear of Friday the 13th
Though no one can say for sure when and why human beings first associated the number 13 with misfortune, the belief is assumed to be quite old and there are any number of theories purporting to trace its origins to antiquity and beyond. It has been proposed, for example, that fears surrounding the number 13 are as ancient as the act of counting. Primitive man had only his 10 fingers and two feet to represent units, so he could not count higher than 12. What lay beyond that — 13 — was an impenetrable mystery, hence an object of superstition.

WEB SEARCH STRATEGIES
Friday, February 13 from 12:30-2:00 pm in Rm 4214
Tired of searching Google and getting millions of "hits," none of which are really useful to you? Come learn a few simple ways to make your web searches more efficient and successful. Instructor: Tom Moran (Library)

VALENTINE'S CELEBRATION
Friday, February 13 from 11:30 am -1:00 pm PUB Stage
The Association of Latin American Students invites you to come learn about the historical background of various Salsa dance forms and dare to come on stage and learn some steps!!! There will be several prizes for bold volunteers!!! Also, some games and treats. Open to staff, faculty and students. Bring your lunch and participate.

BEYOND THE PLANNING SHEET: THE ADVISER/ADVISEE RELATIONSHIP
Friday, February 13 from 12:30-2:00 pm in Rm 1515
Advising is much more than scheduling. From the first communication you have with your advisee, you are an important part of their college experience. To the student, the advising experience is in many ways an extension of the classroom experience, but more personal and unfamiliar. Marty Olsen (Counseling) will be joined by advising staff in exploring this important topic.

SPINDRIFT ART JURY
Friday, February 13 11:00 am -2:00 pm - Room 2068 in VCT building
The Staff of Spindrift Magazine invites you to join them for the judging of the photographic and art entries for the 2004 issue of Spindrift.

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DEADLINE FOR ALMA MATER SONGWRITING CONTEST IS MARCH 12
There's still plenty of time to submit your song for the Alma Mater competition -- the deadline is March 12th. This is just a reminder. The song will be performed at this year's 40th commencement. Music Professor Rob Bigley is heading up the contest. The winner will receive an SCC Bookstore gift certificate. For guidelines, visit the Announcements page of the Feb. 3rd edition of Net News.

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After further questioning, the Shoreline Police Department has closed the case.

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Wednesday, February 11, 2004

Curiosity breeds aliveness. ---- Paul Karasik

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THE CUT-A-THON AT PROFESSIONAL-TECHNICAL WEEK AT SCC
Wednesday, February 11 from 9:00 am to Noon in the PUB
Get a great haircut for only $1 by cosmetology students at the annual Cut-a-thon. Check out the other offerings of Professional-Technical Week.

TECHIE TALK IS BACK
Wednesday, February 11th room 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in room 4106
So what is Techie Talk?? Techie Talk is an informal informational gathering of techies from Technology Support Services and folks from our campus community. Our topic of conversation will be: “Computer Viruses and Spam, Oh My!" So, Bring your lunch, your questions and come join members of the TSS staff for a fun and informal drop-in question and answer period. Hope to see you there! Oh, by the way… FREE refreshments!

GET NET NEWS
This week's edition of news & events has been published. Read about the 2900 Building remodel, Prof. Janice Ellis being inducted into the Hall of Fame, a student's work being published and our 2004 All Academic Team. Be sure to also visit the Announcements page for current communication, and read about the Star of the Month on the HR Corner page. The Events page provides info about Professional-Technical Week (don't miss the Cut-a-thon tomorrow), the Opera Workshop Performances and more, including faculty Chris Simons' exhibit in the College Gallery.

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REMINDER TO STAFF AND STUDENTS
Yesterday, KING TV came to our campus to inquire about the following incident. On January 29^th the College received a complaint of an assault from a female student. The College promptly involved the Shoreline Police Department as well as shared information with students who were in the building where the alleged assault occurred. The College and the Shoreline PD are continuing to investigate the complaint.

As always it is import for students and staff to be cautious even here on campus. Please be reminded to watch out for each other, walk in pairs whenever possible, particularly in dark or less frequently traveled areas. Alert SCC Campus Safety and Security at x4633.

LAST CHANCE! LAST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Friday, February 13, 2:30 to 4:30 pm, FOSS BLDG 3rd floor
Don't miss out! Show off your putting skills in the LAST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT. Form your team now by calling Tony Costa (x7852). Bring out your most outrageous golf attire and compete for the best costume. Great fun to be had! Prizes! Prizes! and more Prizes!

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LOVE IS A MANY GENDERED THING
Thursday, February 12 from 9:30am -1:30 pm in the PUB
The Rainbow Club invites you to celebrate Valentine's Day for ALL at "Love is a Many Gendered Thing"! Ever wondered what privileges you get just for being heterosexual? Ever wondered about the challenges faced by transgendered, bisexual, lesbian, and gay folks? Come enjoy games, candy, and interactive activities at this fun event.

HOLLY & TRUSTEES AT ACCT LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT
President Holly Moore, Trustees Jeff Lewis and Sarah Phillips, and Senior Executive for Community and Resource Development Kae Peterson, are participating in the annual ACCT National Legislative Summit, held February 9-11 in Washington, D.C. While there, our SCC representatives will visit Patty Murray, Maria Cantwell, Jay Inslee, Jim McDermott and George Nethercutt. Vice President Paulette Fleming has been designated Administrator-in-Charge today through Thursday during Holly's absence. Paulette can be reached at ext. 4694.

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Tuesday, February 10, 2004

Criticism has few terrors for a man with a great purpose. . ---- Benjamin Disraeli

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PROFESSIONAL-TECHNICAL WEEK AT SCC
SCC's Professional-Technical Week is going on right now! On Wednesday, get a great haircut for only $1 by cosmetology students at the annual Cut-a-thon, from 9 a.m. to noon in the PUB. Check out the other offerings of Professional-Technical Week at a link provided in last week's edition of Net News on the Announcements page or key in the following web site.

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CREDIT CLASS SCHEDULE AVAILABLE ONLINE
Monday February 9
The Spring Credit Class Schedule will be available via the Internet on Monday, Feb. 9. Hard copy schedules will be delivered to campus by Thursday, Feb. 12th. You may direct your students to www.Shoreline.edu for access to the schedule. Click here for a direct link ->MORE

TECHIE TALK IS BACK
Tuesday, February 10 from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in room 4110
Wednesday, February 11th room 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in room 4110
So what is Techie Talk?? Techie Talk is an informal informational gathering of techies from Technology Support Services and folks from our campus community. Our topic of conversation will be: “Computer Viruses and Spam, Oh My!" So, Bring your lunch, your questions and come join members of the TSS staff for a fun and informal drop-in question and answer period. Hope to see you there! Oh, by the way… FREE refreshments!

SCC MINIATURE GOLF TOURNAMENT
Friday, February 13 from 2:30-4:30 pm on the FOSS bldg, 3rd floor
Put on your best golfing outfit and join us on the links! But this is no ordinary golf tournament! Teams of four can also design and construct their own holes, helping to create a unique obstacle course. Prizes will be awarded for lowest team score, creative hole design, and best attire. Advance signup by Feb. 11. Contact Tony Costa: tcosta@shoreline.edu. Join us for the fun! Co-sponsored by ProD and Wellness Committees. Click here for a Powerpoint flyer.

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Monday, February 9, 2004

Consistency coupled with patience will lead you to long term achievement. ---- Matthew Stasior

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PRESIDENT'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday, February 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Room 1017
President Moore invites all faculty and staff to stop by for Open Office conversation. All topics are open for discussion and the door stays open to welcome everyone. If you have any questions, please contact Holly at ext. 4551, hmoore@shoreline.edu or Michele at ext. 4552.

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Friday, February 6, 2004

Consistency coupled with patience will lead you to long term achievement. ---- Matthew Stasior

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COVER ART CONTEST
Friday, February 6 in the VCT Building 2000 Lobby
The SCC VCT students are submitting their work to Wyndham Publications for entry into the cover art contest for the second edition Seattle and King County Gateway to the Pacific Northwest coffee table book. Associate Faculty Nan Cauthorn has her entire class work on display here in the 2000 bldg lobby. All are invited to walk over and view the prospective covers and provide your input. More information and photos are available in Net News.

FIRST FRIDAY-- "FOUR WEEKS IN CAPE TOWN: UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL"
Friday, February 6 from 4:30-8:00 p.m. in Room 1522
The First Friday Film Series begins 2004 with a special presentation by Dr. Ernest Johnson, and his students entitled: "Four Weeks in Cape Town: Up Close and Personal." Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, and other refreshments will be available. A $5.00 donation is requested. R.S.V.P. John James (x6937) or Doris Warbington (x4509).

ARTIST & LECTURE SERIES PIANO RECITAL: HELENA AZEVEDO AND JENSINA BYINGTON
Sunday, February 8 at 3:00 pm in the Campus Theater
Journey to South America with pieces by Villa-Lobos and Ginastera. Enjoy solo piano music from Argentina and Brazil with return performances by two of Shoreline's well-known piano faculty.

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SPINDRIFT ART JURY
Friday, February 13 11:00 am -2:00 pmRoom 2068 in VCT building
The Staff of Spindrift Magazine invites you to join them for the judging of the photographic and art entries for the 2004 issue of Spindrift.

TECHIE TALK IS BACK
Tuesday, February 10 from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in room 4110
Wednesday, February 11th rom 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in room 4110
So what is Techie Talk?? Techie Talk is an informal informational gathering of techies from Technology Support Services and folks from our campus community. Our topic of conversation will be: “Computer Viruses and Spam, Oh My!" So, Bring your lunch, your questions and come join members of the TSS staff for a fun and informal drop-in question and answer period. Hope to see you there! Oh, by the way… FREE refreshments!