|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Pop Music
for $200
Answer: This Irish band's hit "Pride (in the Name of
Love)" was a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.
Friday,
January 31, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
ADMINISTRATOR
IN CHARGE
HR Vice President Paulette Fleming
is the Administrator-in-Charge today through Wednesday,
Feb. 5. If you have any questions please contact her at pflemin@ctc.edu or by phone at x 4694.
FRIDAY BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
Friday,
January 31, 2003 in Rm 5328
The following were chosen by
constituency heads to serve on the Budget Task Force:
Steven Bogart, Mary Bonar, Paul Duernberger, Pam
Dusenberry, Keith Edholm, Paulette Graham, Phyllis
Harris, John James, Peggy Lytle, Barb Renshaw, Don
Schultz, Arlene Strong, Arlene; and Kim Thompson. Budget
& Accounting staff Sarah Amos, Ruth Hollingsworth and
Nancy Lamus will staff the committee along with Vice
President for Administrative Services, Beverly Brandt.
Meetings begin January 31st and run through this school
year. For more information about the budget issues,
please go to news & events.
HOW TO WORK
WITH DEAF PEOPLE
Friday,
January 31, 1:30-3:00 in the Board Room-1000
Have you ever wanted to say
"how's it going" to a deaf colleague but not
know how? Richard "RJ" Jacobs will help us
communicate better with deaf students and colleagues with
an introduction to deaf culture and a quick lesson in
American Sign Language. Co-sponsored with Classified
Training and Staff Development Committee.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION VANPOOLS
Vanpools reduce the number of
single occupancy vehicles traveling to the worksite daily
and employees who participate help worksites with limited
parking. Anyone interested in forming a vanpool from the
Canyon Park area, please email Colleen Perrault your
Employee Transportation Coordinator at cperraul@ctc.edu
or call x5854.
LIBRARY
WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF
The Library is offering the
following free drop-in workshops. All workshops are in
Room 4214. No registration is required. They are open to
students and employees.
Library
Research Basics:
Get a tour of our library and a basic overview of print
and online resources.
Weds, Feb. 5 11:30 am -12:20 pm and Fri., Feb. 21 11:30
am -12:20 pm
Finding
Articles: Learn how to use the library's
online databases from on or off-campus to find magazine,
journal and newspaper articles.
Weds. Feb. 12 12:30-1:20 p.m. and Thur. Feb. 13 11:30
a.m. - 12:20 p.m.
Web Searching
Strategies: Learn how to make the most of
your web searches and how to evaluate your results.
Thurs. Feb. 13, 12:30 - 1:20 pm and Fri. Feb. 21 12:30 -
1:20 pm
CAREER EXPO
2003
Wednesday,
February 12 from 10:30 am - 2:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Over 40 employers, organizations,
and Professional-Technical departments will provide
information on jobs and programs. Workshop to prepare for
this career expo will be held on Thursday 2/6 at 12:30 in
Room 1522. Call x5882 for more information. Part of
statewide annual Professional-Technical Week MORE>
SEVERAL NEW
FORMS ARE NOW ON THE WEB
Travel Authorization (TA) Form
Travel Expense Voucher (TEV) Form
Access the Forms site by clicking "Forms" in
the menu to the left or through this address:
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/forms/default.htm .
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
NEW ON THE WEB
The Shoreline Community College
website of has been updated and loaded with information
related to the Campus Master Plan and the EIS process.
Please make people who are interested in this effort
aware of this site and the availability of the
information. The address is: http://www.shoreline.edu/shoreline/masterplan/ .This information is
also available for checkout in the Shoreline CC Library.
LOCAL LABOR
MARKET TRENDS AND OUTLOOK
Thursday,
Feb. 13 at 12:30-1:30 in the Admin Board Room
WA State Regional Labor Economist,
Donna Thompson, presents information and answers
questions about the local labor market, current trends,
and future outlook. Call x5882 with questions. Part of
statewide annual Professional-Technical Week.
NEW W-4 FORM
ON THE WEB
This year's 2003 W-4 is now
available through the Intranet Forms site. If you need to
make a change to your information, please use this form.
This site is a convenient place to find forms such as:
Leave of Absence, Purchase Requisition, internal memo,
letterhead, and more. Access the Forms site by clicking
"Forms" in the menu to the left or through this
address:
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/forms/default.htm .
PUBLIC MEETING
TO REVIEW CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Wednesday,
February 5, 2003 at 7:30 pm in the PUB Canteen
The next phase in the development
and approval is creating an Environmental Impact
Statement. The campus and the general public are invited
to attend a meeting to determine which elements of the
EIS are to be reviewed (i.e. traffic, surface water
runoff, noise, etc.) Diagrams of the Concept
Plan and
other documents will be available for review at this
meeting.
The
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Deadline for application submissions
Friday,
February 21, 2003 at 5 p.m. in Rm 1013
The Washington Community College
Administrators’ Association (THE ASSOCIATION) is
again sponsoring a scholarship program, encouraging
well-qualified and motivated classified, professional and
confidential employees to consider careers as community
college administrators.
Information
about the program and eligibility requirements are
available at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intgovacclstrn/the_association_scholarship_opportunity.htm. If you need further
information, please contact Diana Penley, ext. 5880, in
the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.
USE THE MASTER
CALENDAR
If you haven't accessed SCC's new
Master Calendar yet, click the "master
calendar" button on the blue panel (left of Day at a
Glance) or save this address: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/calendar --and use SCC's new
Master Calendar often! You can access it when you are
planning activities and need to know which times are
taken and which are available. Or, you can add your own
activities via the Day at a Glance submission form
(above). Please see this week's Net News (Jan 21-24) for
details on activities to submit. Call Michele Foley if
you have any questions at ext. 4552.
A TIP:
ACCESSING INTERNAL EXTENSIONS
Some extensions are not accessible
from off-campus. These extensions are all under 4500 and
have been given an * in the campus telephone book. To
reach these extensions from off campus, dial the main
campus number, 546-4101, and enter the extension. We have
received more complaints from neighbors.
QUESTION: Who
is U2?
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Hockey Teams
Answer: This Canadian National Hockey League team
regularly practices for fans at the world's largest mall.
Thursday,
January 30, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
ADMINISTRATOR
IN CHARGE
HR Vice President Paulette Fleming
is the Administrator-in-Charge today through Wednesday,
Feb. 5. If you have any questions please contact her at pflemin@ctc.edu or by phone at x 4694.
SELF-DEFENSE
WORKSHOP
Thursday,
January 30 and Tuesday, February 4, 12:30 - 1:20 pm in Room 3002
Learn basic self-defense skills
with instructors from Martial Arts in the Public
Interest. Explore safety planning, basic strikes and
getting out of common grabs and think about ways to set
boundaries with both strangers and familiar people.
Sponsored by Women's Center, Rainbow Club and Women Etc.
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday, January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is an important part of
becoming a Phi Theta Kappan. Prospective members are
recognized formally during this time to the international
society of Phi Theta Kappa. The induction ceremony itself
is both a symbol and honor to validate those who have
achieved academic success. The campus is invited to
attend.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
NEW ON THE WEB
The Shoreline Community College
website of has been updated and loaded with information
related to the Campus Master Plan and the EIS process.
Please make people who are interested in this effort
aware of this site and the availability of the
information. The address is: http://www.shoreline.edu/shoreline/masterplan/ .This information is
also available for checkout in the Shoreline CC Library.
Thanks.
HOW TO WORK
WITH DEAF PEOPLE
Friday,
January 31, 1:30-3:00 in the Board Room-1000
Have you ever wanted to say
"how's it going" to a deaf colleague but not
know how? Richard "RJ" Jacobs will help us
communicate better with deaf students and colleagues with
an introduction to deaf culture and a quick lesson in
American Sign Language. Co-sponsored with Classified
Training and Staff Development Committee.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LOCAL LABOR
MARKET TRENDS AND OUTLOOK
Thursday,
Feb. 13 at 12:30-1:30 in the Admin Board Room
WA State Regional Labor Economist,
Donna Thompson, presents information and answers
questions about the local labor market, current trends,
and future outlook. Call x5882 with questions. Part of
statewide annual Professional-Technical Week.
NEW W-4 FORM
ON THE WEB
This year's 2003 W-4 is now
available through the Intranet Forms site. If you need to
make a change to your information, please use this form.
This site is a convenient place to find forms such as:
Leave of Absence, Purchase Requisition, internal memo,
letterhead, and more. Access the Forms site by clicking
"Forms" in the menu to the left or through this
address:
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/forms/default.htm .
PUBLIC MEETING
TO REVIEW CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Wednesday,
February 5, 2003 at 7:30 pm in the PUB Canteen
The next phase in the development
and approval is creating an Environmental Impact
Statement. The campus and the general public are invited
to attend a meeting to determine which elements of the
EIS are to be reviewed (i.e. traffic, surface water
runoff, noise, etc.) Diagrams of the Concept
Plan and
other documents will be available for review at this
meeting.
The
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Deadline for application submissions
Friday,
February 21, 2003 at 5 p.m. in Rm 1013
The Washington Community College
Administrators’ Association (THE ASSOCIATION) is
again sponsoring a scholarship program, encouraging
well-qualified and motivated classified, professional and
confidential employees to consider careers as community
college administrators.
Information
about the program and eligibility requirements are
available at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intgovacclstrn/the_association_scholarship_opportunity.htm. If you need further
information, please contact Diana Penley, ext. 5880, in
the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.
FRIDAY BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
Friday,
January 31, 2003 in Rm 5328
The following were chosen by
constituency heads to serve on the Budget Task Force:
Steven Bogart, Mary Bonar, Paul Duernberger, Pam
Dusenberry, Keith Edholm, Paulette Graham, Phyllis
Harris, John James, Peggy Lytle, Barb Renshaw, Don
Schultz, Arlene Strong, Arlene; and Kim Thompson. Budget
& Accounting staff Sarah Amos, Ruth Hollingsworth and
Nancy Lamus will staff the committee along with Vice
President for Administrative Services, Beverly Brandt.
Meetings begin January 31st and run through this school
year.
For more
information about the budget issues, please go to news & events.
USE THE MASTER
CALENDAR
If you haven't accessed SCC's new
Master Calendar yet, click the "master
calendar" button on the blue panel (left of Day at a
Glance) or save this address: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/calendar --and use SCC's new
Master Calendar often! You can access it when you are
planning activities and need to know which times are
taken and which are available. Or, you can add your own
activities via the Day at a Glance submission form
(above). Please see this week's Net News (Jan 21-24) for
details on activities to submit. Call Michele Foley if
you have any questions at ext. 4552.
A TIP:
ACCESSING INTERNAL EXTENSIONS
Some extensions are not accessible
from off-campus. These extensions are all under 4500 and
have been given an * in the campus telephone book. To
reach these extensions from off campus, dial the main
campus number, 546-4101, and enter the extension. We have
received more complaints from neighbors.
QUESTION: Who
are the Edmonton Oilers?
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
I Believe I
Can't Fly $2000
Answer: The Adelie species of this bird is distinguished
by the white spectacle-like ring around each eye.
Wednesday,
January 29, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
KICKBOXING -
CANCELLED
Intramural
kickboxing class for the following dates has been
cancelled: Monday, Jan. 27 and Wednesday, Jan 29.
SCC RUMMAGE
SALE
Wednesday,
January 29th at 10:30am-2:30pm in the PUB
Students
of the Japan Hotel School hold their annual Rummage Sale
before they head back to Japan. Most of the items are
relatively new, so stop by and check it out.
THE MATTHEW SHEPARD
STORY/THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Monday
& Wednesday, Jan. 29, 10:30am in the Fishbowl
The
Rainbow Club is sponsoring two movies leading up to Judy
Shepard's lecture on Jan. 29. The Matthew Shepard Story
(1/27) tells the story of Matthew's life and tragic
death, and his family's reaction. The Laramie Project
(1/29) attempts to shed light on this vicious hate crime
by exploring the attitudes of community members in
Laramie, Wyoming.
JUDY SHEPARD,
"HATE, CRIMES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE"
Wednesday,
Jan. 29, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Gymnasium
In
October 1998, Judy Shepard lost her 21 year-old son,
Matthew, to a murder inspired by anti-gay hate. Her
ordeal moved thousands of people across America to attend
vigils and rallies in Matthew's honor. Determined to
prevent their son's fate from befalling other people,
Judy and her husband, Dennis, established The Matthew
Shepard Foundation to help in the prevention of hate
crimes. General admission is $10, $7 for and seniors and
faculty and staff, and $5 for children 14 and younger and
SCC students with college ID.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LOCAL LABOR
MARKET TRENDS AND OUTLOOK
Thursday,
Feb. 13 at 12:30-1:30 in the Admin Board Room
WA
State Regional Labor Economist, Donna Thompson, presents
information and answers questions about the local labor
market, current trends, and future outlook. Call x5882
with questions. Part of statewide annual
Professional-Technical Week.
NEW W-4 FORM
ON THE WEB
This
year's 2003 W-4 is now available through the Intranet
Forms site. If you need to make a change to your
information, please use this form. This site is a
convenient place to find forms such as: Leave of Absence,
Purchase Requisition, internal memo, letterhead, and
more. Access the Forms site by clicking "Forms"
in the menu to the left or through this address: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/forms/default.htm .
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PUBLIC MEETING
TO REVIEW CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Wednesday,
February 5, 2003 at 7:30 pm in the PUB Canteen
The
next phase in the development and approval is creating an
Environmental Impact Statement. The campus and the
general public are invited to attend a meeting to
determine which elements of the EIS are to be reviewed
(i.e. traffic, surface water runoff, noise, etc.)
Diagrams of the Concept Plan and other documents will be
available for review at this meeting.
The
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Deadline for application submissions
Friday,
February 21, 2003 at 5 p.m. in Rm 1013
The
Washington Community College Administrators’
Association (THE ASSOCIATION) is again sponsoring a
scholarship program, encouraging well-qualified and
motivated classified, professional and confidential
employees to consider careers as community college
administrators.
Information about the
program and eligibility requirements are available at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intgovacclstrn/the_association_scholarship_opportunity.htm. If you need further information,
please contact Diana Penley, ext. 5880, in the Office of
Human Resources/Employee Relations.
FRIDAY BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
Friday,
January 31, 2003 in Rm 5328
The
following were chosen by constituency heads to serve on
the Budget Task Force:
Steven Bogart, Mary Bonar, Paul Duernberger, Pam
Dusenberry, Keith Edholm, Paulette Graham, Phyllis
Harris, John James, Peggy Lytle, Barb Renshaw, Don
Schultz, Arlene Strong, Arlene; and Kim Thompson. Budget
& Accounting staff Sarah Amos, Ruth Hollingsworth and
Nancy Lamus will staff the committee along with Vice
President for Administrative Services, Beverly Brandt.
Meetings begin January 31st and run through this school
year.
For more information
about the budget issues, please go to news & events.
USE THE MASTER
CALENDAR
If you
haven't accessed SCC's new Master Calendar yet, click the
button under Net News or save this address: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/calendar --and use SCC's new Master
Calendar often! You can access it when you are planning
activities and need to know which times are taken and
which are available. Or, you can add your own activities
via the Day at a Glance submission form. Please see this
week's Net News (Jan 21-24) for details on activities to
submit. Call Michele Foley if you have any questions at
ext. 4552.
SELF-DEFENSE
WORKSHOP
Thursday,
January 30 and Tuesday, February 4, 12:30 - 1:20 pm in Room
3002
Learn
basic self-defense skills with instructors from Martial
Arts in the Public Interest. Explore safety planning,
basic strikes and getting out of common grabs and think
about ways to set boundaries with both strangers and
familiar people. Sponsored by Women's Center, Rainbow
Club and Women Etc.
A TIP: ACCESSING
INTERNAL EXTENSIONS
Some
extensions are not accessible from off-campus. These
extensions are all under 4500 and have been given an * in
the campus telephone book. To reach these extensions from
off campus, dial the main campus number, 546-4101, and
enter the extension. We have received more complaints
from neighbors.
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday, January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is an important part of
becoming a Phi Theta Kappan. Prospective members are
recognized formally during this time to the international
society of Phi Theta Kappa. The induction ceremony itself
is both a symbol and honor to validate those who have
achieved academic success. The campus is invited to
attend.
QUESTION: What
is the penguin?
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
I Believe I
Can't Fly $600
Answer: About the size of a chicken, it's strictly
protected by New Zealand law.
Tuesday,
January 28, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
WORLDLY
PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY WELCOME
JUSTICE RICHARD SANDERS
Tuesday,
January 28 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
What
effect has recent anti-terrorism and “homeland
security” legislation had on our civil liberties,
and why should you be concerned? Justice Sanders speaks
on the topic of "Civil Liberties in Times of
Terror" and answers questions. Check news & events for more information.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PUBLIC MEETING
TO REVIEW CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Wednesday,
February 5, 2003 at 7:30 pm in the PUB Canteen
The
next phase in the development and approval is creating an
Environmental Impact Statement. The campus and the
general public are invited to attend a meeting to
determine which elements of the EIS are to be reviewed
(i.e. traffic, surface water runoff, noise, etc.)
Diagrams of the Concept Plan and other documents will be
available for review at this meeting.
The
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Opportunity Deadline for
application submissions
Friday,
February 21, 2003 at 5 p.m. in Rm 1013
The
Washington Community College Administrators’
Association (THE ASSOCIATION) is again sponsoring a
scholarship program, encouraging well-qualified and
motivated classified, professional and confidential
employees to consider careers as community college
administrators.
Information about the
program and eligibility requirements are available at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intgovacclstrn/the_association_scholarship_opportunity.htm.
If you need further information, please contact Diana
Penley, ext. 5880, in the Office of Human
Resources/Employee Relations.
FRIDAY BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
Friday,
January 31, 2003 in Rm 5328
The
following were chosen by constituency heads to serve on
the Budget Task Force:
Steven Bogart, Mary Bonar, Paul Duernberger, Pam
Dusenberry, Keith Edholm, Paulette Graham, Phyllis
Harris, John James, Peggy Lytle, Barb Renshaw, Don
Schultz, Arlene Strong, Arlene; and Kim Thompson. Budget
& Accounting staff Sarah Amos, Ruth Hollingsworth and
Nancy Lamus will staff the committee along with Vice
President for Administrative Services, Beverly Brandt.
Meetings begin January 31st and run through this school
year.
For more information
about the budget issues, please go to news & events.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
USE THE MASTER
CALENDAR
If you
haven't accessed SCC's new Master Calendar yet, click the
button under Net News or save this address: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/calendar --and use SCC's new Master
Calendar often! You can access it when you are planning
activities and need to know which times are taken and
which are available. Or, you can add your own activities
via the Day at a Glance submission form. Please see this
week's Net News (Jan 21-24) for details on activities to
submit. Call Michele Foley if you have any questions at
ext. 4552.
KICKBOXING -
CANCELLED
Intramural
kickboxing class for the following dates has been
cancelled: Monday, Jan. 27 and Wednesday, Jan 29.
SELF-DEFENSE
WORKSHOP
Thursday,
January 30 and Tuesday, February 4, 12:30 - 1:20 pm in Room
3002
Learn
basic self-defense skills with instructors from Martial
Arts in the Public Interest. Explore safety planning,
basic strikes and getting out of common grabs and think
about ways to set boundaries with both strangers and
familiar people. Sponsored by Women's Center, Rainbow
Club and Women Etc.
THE MATTHEW SHEPARD
STORY/THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Monday
& Wednesday, Jan. 27 & 29, 10:30am in the
Fishbowl
The
Rainbow Club is sponsoring two movies leading up to Judy
Shepard's lecture on Jan. 29. The Matthew Shepard Story
(1/27) tells the story of Matthew's life and tragic
death, and his family's reaction. The Laramie Project
(1/29) attempts to shed light on this vicious hate crime
by exploring the attitudes of community members in
Laramie, Wyoming.
A TIP: ACCESSING
INTERNAL EXTENSIONS
Some
extensions are not accessible from off-campus. These
extensions are all under 4500 and have been given an * in
the campus telephone book. To reach these extensions from
off campus, dial the main campus number, 546-4101, and
enter the extension. We have received more complaints
from neighbors.
SCC RUMMAGE
SALE
Wednesday,
January 29th at 10:30am-2:30pm in the PUB
Students
of the Japan Hotel School hold their annual Rummage Sale
before they head back to Japan. Most of the items are
relatively new, so stop by and check it out.
JUDY SHEPARD,
"HATE, CRIMES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE"
Wednesday,
Jan. 29, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Gymnasium
In
October 1998, Judy Shepard lost her 21 year-old son,
Matthew, to a murder inspired by anti-gay hate. Her
ordeal moved thousands of people across America to attend
vigils and rallies in Matthew's honor. Determined to
prevent their son's fate from befalling other people,
Judy and her husband, Dennis, established The Matthew
Shepard Foundation to help in the prevention of hate
crimes. General admission is $10, $7 for and seniors and
faculty and staff, and $5 for children 14 and younger and
SCC students with college ID.
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday, January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is an important part of
becoming a Phi Theta Kappan. Prospective members are
recognized formally during this time to the international
society of Phi Theta Kappa. The induction ceremony itself
is both a symbol and honor to validate those who have
achieved academic success. The campus is invited to
attend.
QUESTION: What
is the kiwi?
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
I Believe I
Can't Fly $600
Answer: This large bird was once found as far as the
deserts of Arabia and Syria, but is now confined to parts
of Africa.
Monday,
January 27, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
ADMINISTRATOR
IN CHARGE
Interim
Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Andrea
Rye, has been designated administrator-in-charge for
Monday, January 27. President Holly Moore and members of
the Executive Staff are attending an all-day off-campus
meeting. Andrea can be reached at ext. 4676 or ext. 6910.
THE MATTHEW SHEPARD
STORY/THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Monday
& Wednesday, Jan. 27 & 29, 10:30am in the
Fishbowl
The
Rainbow Club is sponsoring two movies leading up to Judy
Shepard's lecture on Jan. 29. The Matthew Shepard Story
(1/27) tells the story of Matthew's life and tragic
death, and his family's reaction. The Laramie Project
(1/29) attempts to shed light on this vicious hate crime
by exploring the attitudes of community members in
Laramie, Wyoming.
PEACE ACTIVISM
DISCUSSION & WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL
SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY MEETING
Monday,
January 27at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Join us
today, the day the next formal report is due to the UN
Security Council on Iraq weapons inspections, to watch
and discuss this fascinating and detailed documentary by
former UNSCOM Chief Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter about
the history of weapons inspections in Iraq.
KICKBOXING -
CANCELLED
Intramural
kickboxing class for the following dates has been
cancelled: Monday, Jan. 27 and Wednesday, Jan 29.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
USE MASTER
CALENDAR
If you
haven't accessed SCC's new Master Calendar yet, click the
button under Net News or save this address:
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/calendar
--and use SCC's new
Master Calendar often! You can access it when you are
planning activities and need to know which times are
taken and which are available. Or, you can add your own
activities via the Day at a Glance submission form.
Please see this week's news & events (Jan 21-24) for details on
activities to submit. Call Michele Foley if you have any
questions at ext. 4552
SELF-DEFENSE
WORKSHOP
Thursday,
January 30 and Tuesday, February 4, 12:30 - 1:20 pm in Room
3002
Learn
basic self-defense skills with instructors from Martial
Arts in the Public Interest. Explore safety planning,
basic strikes and getting out of common grabs and think
about ways to set boundaries with both strangers and
familiar people. Sponsored by Women's Center, Rainbow
Club and Women Etc.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
A TIP: ACCESSING
INTERNAL EXTENSIONS
Some
extensions are not accessible from off-campus. These
extensions are all under 4500 and have been given an * in
the campus telephone book. To reach these extensions from
off campus, dial the main campus number, 546-4101, and
enter the extension. We have received more complaints
from neighbors.
SCC RUMMAGE
SALE
Wednesday,
January 29th at 10:30am-2:30pm in the PUB
Students
of the Japan Hotel School hold their annual Rummage Sale
before they head back to Japan. Most of the items are
relatively new, so stop by and check it out.
WORLDLY
PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY WELCOME
JUSTICE RICHARD SANDERS
Tuesday,
January 28 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
What
effect has recent anti-terrorism and “homeland
security” legislation had on our civil liberties,
and why should you be concerned? Justice Sanders speaks
on the topic of "Civil Liberties in Times of
Terror" and answers questions. Check news & events for more information.
JUDY SHEPARD,
"HATE, CRIMES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE"
Wednesday,
Jan. 29, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Gymnasium
In
October 1998, Judy Shepard lost her 21 year-old son,
Matthew, to a murder inspired by anti-gay hate. Her
ordeal moved thousands of people across America to attend
vigils and rallies in Matthew's honor. Determined to
prevent their son's fate from befalling other people,
Judy and her husband, Dennis, established The Matthew
Shepard Foundation to help in the prevention of hate
crimes. General admission is $10, $7 for and seniors and
faculty and staff, and $5 for children 14 and younger and
SCC students with college ID.
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday, January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is an important part of
becoming a Phi Theta Kappan. Prospective members are
recognized formally during this time to the international
society of Phi Theta Kappa. The induction ceremony itself
is both a symbol and honor to validate those who have
achieved academic success. The campus is invited to
attend.
QUESTION: What
is the ostrich?
Top of
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Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Autobiographers
$600
Answer: This 1930s child star penned the autobiography
"Child Star."
Friday,
January 24, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
PEACE RALLY
AGAINST WAR IN IRAQ
Friday,
January 24 at 12:30 PM , Outside of Theater
CONNECT WITH
VISITING INTERNATIONAL LEADERS - CANCELLED
Friday,
January 24 at 1:30 - 3:00 pm in Building 1000 Board Room
KARL SHIFLETT
& BIG COUNTRY SHOW
Saturday,
January 25, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Campus Theater
Named
the International Bluegrass Music Association's
"2001 Emerging Artist of the Year," Karl
Shiflett and Big Country Show are an all-acoustic,
traditional country music show, dedicated to the
preservation and performance of the original American
musical art form known as "Bluegrass Music."
General admission is $18, $16 for seniors and SCC faculty
and staff, and $12 for children 14 and younger and SCC
students with college ID.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
THE MATTHEW SHEPARD
STORY/THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Monday
& Wednesday, Jan. 27 & 29, 10:30am in the
Fishbowl
The
Rainbow Club is sponsoring two movies leading up to Judy
Shepard's lecture on Jan. 29. The Matthew Shepard Story
(1/27) tells the story of Matthew's life and tragic
death, and his family's reaction. The Laramie Project
(1/29) attempts to shed light on this vicious hate crime
by exploring the attitudes of community members in
Laramie, Wyoming.
A TIP: ACCESSING INTERNAL
EXTENSIONS
Some
extensions are not accessible from off-campus. These
extensions are all under 4500 and have been given an * in
the campus telephone book. To reach these extensions from
off campus, dial the main campus number, 546-4101, and
enter the extension. We have received more complaints
from neighbors.
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PREVIOUS
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SCC RUMMAGE
SALE
Wednesday,
January 29th at 10:30am-2:30pm in the PUB
Students
of the Japan Hotel School hold their annual Rummage Sale
before they head back to Japan. Most of the items are
relatively new, so stop by and check it out.
WORLDLY
PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY WELCOME
JUSTICE RICHARD SANDERS
Tuesday,
January 28 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
What
effect has recent anti-terrorism and “homeland
security” legislation had on our civil liberties,
and why should you be concerned? Justice Sanders speaks
on the topic of "Civil Liberties in Times of
Terror" and answers questions. Check news & events for more information.
JUDY SHEPARD,
"HATE, CRIMES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE"
Wednesday,
Jan. 29, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Gymnasium
In
October 1998, Judy Shepard lost her 21 year-old son,
Matthew, to a murder inspired by anti-gay hate. Her
ordeal moved thousands of people across America to attend
vigils and rallies in Matthew's honor. Determined to
prevent their son's fate from befalling other people,
Judy and her husband, Dennis, established The Matthew
Shepard Foundation to help in the prevention of hate
crimes. General admission is $10, $7 for and seniors and
faculty and staff, and $5 for children 14 and younger and
SCC students with college ID.
PEACE ACTIVISM
DISCUSSION & WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL
SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY MEETING
Monday,
January 27at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Join us
today, the day the next formal report is due to the UN
Security Council on Iraq weapons inspections, to watch
and discuss this fascinating and detailed documentary by
former UNSCOM Chief Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter about
the history of weapons inspections in Iraq.
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday, January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is an important part of
becoming a Phi Theta Kappan. Prospective members are
recognized formally during this time to the international
society of Phi Theta Kappa. The induction ceremony itself
is both a symbol and honor to validate those who have
achieved academic success. The campus is invited to
attend.
MICHAEL MOORE
TICKETS ARE GOING FAST
Tuesday,
April 15th at 7:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Tickets For the Michael Moore
Lecture are nearing sellout levels now, and is predicted
to sell out. All Faculty And Staff that wish to attend or
advise their students to attend, should be aware of the
ticket level and make plans to acquire tickets in order
to prevent missing this great lecture. Tickets can be
bought either at the cashiers office (if paying with
Cash) or student programs room 952(if paying with credit
card or check) Right Now there are only Two Hundred left,
at the start of the year there was almost 600 left, so
hurry soon.
QUESTION: Who
is Shirley Temple (Black)?
Top of
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|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Autobiographers
$600
Answer: Come up and read "Goodness Had Nothing to Do
with It" by this screen legend.
Thursday,
January 23, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
CLASSIFIED
STAFF CHILI FEED
Thursday,
January 23 from 11:30 am- 1:00pm in the Automotive
Showroom
Don't
miss out on the fun and good food! Classified staff have
an extended opportunity to RSVP for the 5th
Annual Chilly Chili Feed, scheduled on Thursday, January
23, 11:30-1 p.m., in the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1.
PEACE ACTIVISM
DISCUSSION & WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL
SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY MEETING
Thursday,
January 23 at 2:00 PM in Room 1515
What
can you do to stop a war? What will you do if war starts?
Join us to discuss these topics the day before the peace
rally at Shoreline Community College.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
CONNECT WITH
VISITING INTERNATIONAL LEADERS - CANCELLED
Friday,
January 24 at 1:30 - 3:00 pm in Building 1000 Board Room
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
KARL SHIFLETT
& BIG COUNTRY SHOW
Saturday,
January 25, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Campus Theater
Named
the International Bluegrass Music Association's
"2001 Emerging Artist of the Year," Karl
Shiflett and Big Country Show are an all-acoustic,
traditional country music show, dedicated to the
preservation and performance of the original American
musical art form known as "Bluegrass Music."
General admission is $18, $16 for seniors and SCC faculty
and staff, and $12 for children 14 and younger and SCC
students with college ID.
WORLDLY
PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY WELCOME
JUSTICE RICHARD SANDERS
Tuesday,
January 28 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
What
effect has recent anti-terrorism and “homeland
security” legislation had on our civil liberties,
and why should you be concerned? Justice Sanders speaks
on the topic of "Civil Liberties in Times of
Terror" and answers questions. Check news & events for more information.
JUDY SHEPARD,
"HATE, CRIMES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE"
Wednesday,
Jan. 29, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Gymnasium
In
October 1998, Judy Shepard lost her 21 year-old son,
Matthew, to a murder inspired by anti-gay hate. Her
ordeal moved thousands of people across America to attend
vigils and rallies in Matthew's honor. Determined to
prevent their son's fate from befalling other people,
Judy and her husband, Dennis, established The Matthew
Shepard Foundation to help in the prevention of hate
crimes. General admission is $10, $7 for and seniors and
faculty and staff, and $5 for children 14 and younger and
SCC students with college ID.
PEACE ACTIVISM
DISCUSSION & WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL
SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY MEETING
Monday,
January 27at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Join us
today, the day the next formal report is due to the UN
Security Council on Iraq weapons inspections, to watch
and discuss this fascinating and detailed documentary by
former UNSCOM Chief Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter about
the history of weapons inspections in Iraq.
RALLY AGAINST
WAR IN IRAQ
Friday,
January 24 at 12:30 PM , Outside of Theater
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday, January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is when eligible Phi
Theta Kappa members are inducted into the society, and
recognized by the international organization. It is a
time to be recognize students for their outstanding
scholastic achievements.
MICHAEL MOORE
TICKETS ARE GOING FAST
Tuesday,
April 15th at 7:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Tickets For the Michael Moore
Lecture are nearing sellout levels now, and is predicted
to sell out. All Faculty And Staff that wish to attend or
advise their students to attend, should be aware of the
ticket level and make plans to acquire tickets in order
to prevent missing this great lecture. Tickets can be
bought either at the cashiers office (if paying with
Cash) or student programs room 952(if paying with credit
card or check) Right Now there are only Two Hundred left,
at the start of the year there was almost 600 left, so
hurry soon.
QUESTION: Who
was Mae West?
Top of
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|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Autobiographers
$200
Answer: This athlete was the subject and writer of Bo
Knows Bo.
Wednesday,
January 22, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
DOLPHIN
BASKETBALL
Wednesday,
January 22 at 5:30 women's game, 7:30 men's game in the
Gymnasium
Shoreline
CC will host Everett in a basketball doubleheader that
will also feature the unveiling of the Dolphin mascot.
The Dolphin will make it's appearance during halftime of
the women's game. Come out and root for your teams.
Admission is free for all students and college employees
(with valid ID).
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
CLASSIFIED
STAFF CHILI FEED
Thursday,
January 23 from 11:30 am- 1:00pm in the Automotive
Showroom
Don't miss out on the fun and good
food! Classified staff have an extended opportunity to
RSVP for the 5th Annual Chilly Chili Feed,
scheduled on Thursday, January 23, 11:30-1 p.m., in the
Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your plan
to attend to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER, (ext. 4769 or cwu@ctc.edu), by noon on
Wednesday, January 22.
CONNECT WITH
VISITING INTERNATIONAL LEADERS
Friday,
January 24 at 1:30 - 3:00 pm in Building 1000 Board Room
In a
unique international education partnership between SCC
and the UW’s Evans School for Public Affairs, UW
International Scholars will be on campus to connect with
SCC faculty members interested in infusing a broader
global perspective in their courses. These visiting
scholars bring expertise from Africa, Asia, Eastern
Europe and Central America in areas including community
development, public health, information technology,
management, public administration, population and human
rights. Interested SCC faculty should contact Paul Rucker
(International Programs) to reserve space and receive
biographical information on visiting scholars.
Facilitated by UW Liaison Essence Pierce.
KARL SHIFLETT
& BIG COUNTRY SHOW
Saturday,
January 25, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Campus Theater
Named
the International Bluegrass Music Association's
"2001 Emerging Artist of the Year," Karl
Shiflett and Big Country Show are an all-acoustic,
traditional country music show, dedicated to the
preservation and performance of the original American
musical art form known as "Bluegrass Music."
General admission is $18, $16 for seniors and SCC faculty
and staff, and $12 for children 14 and younger and SCC
students with college ID.
WORLDLY
PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY WELCOME
JUSTICE WILLIAM SANDERS
Tuesday,
January 28 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
What
effect has recent anti-terrorism and “homeland
security” legislation had on our civil liberties,
and why should you be concerned? Justice Sanders speaks
and answers questions. Check news & events for more information.
JUDY SHEPARD,
"HATE, CRIMES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE"
Wednesday,
Jan. 29, 2003 at 7:30pm in the Gymnasium
In
October 1998, Judy Shepard lost her 21 year-old son,
Matthew, to a murder inspired by anti-gay hate. Her
ordeal moved thousands of people across America to attend
vigils and rallies in Matthew's honor. Determined to
prevent their son's fate from befalling other people,
Judy and her husband, Dennis, established The Matthew
Shepard Foundation to help in the prevention of hate
crimes. General admission is $10, $7 for and seniors and
faculty and staff, and $5 for children 14 and younger and
SCC students with college ID.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PEACE ACTIVISM
DISCUSSION & WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL
SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY MEETING
Thursday,
January 23 at 2:00 PM in Room 1515
What
can you do to stop a war? What will you do if war starts?
Join us to discuss these topics the day before the peace
rally at Shoreline Community College.
Monday,
January 27at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Join us
today, the day the next formal report is due to the UN
Security Council on Iraq weapons inspections, to watch
and discuss this fascinating and detailed documentary by
former UNSCOM Chief Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter about
the history of weapons inspections in Iraq.
RALLY AGAINST
WAR IN IRAQ
Friday,
January 24 at 12:30 PM , Outside of Theater
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday,
January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is when eligible Phi
Theta Kappa members are inducted into the society, and
recognized by the international organization. It is a
time to be recognize students for their outstanding
scholastic achievements.
MICHAEL MOORE
TICKETS ARE GOING FAST
Tuesday,
April 15th at 7:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Tickets For the Michael Moore
Lecture are nearing sellout levels now, and is predicted
to sell out. All Faculty And Staff that wish to attend or
advise their students to attend, should be aware of the
ticket level and make plans to acquire tickets in order
to prevent missing this great lecture. Tickets can be
bought either at the cashiers office (if paying with
Cash) or student programs room 952(if paying with credit
card or check) Right Now there are only Two Hundred left,
at the start of the year there was almost 600 left, so
hurry soon.
QUESTION: Who
was Bo Jackson?
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Four-Letter
Words $2,000
Answer:In Major League Baseball, you're out if you do
this with two strikes and the ball goes foul.
Tuesday,
January 21, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
IN SHIFTING SANDS: THE TRUTH ABOUT UNSCOM AND THE DISARMING OF IRAQ VIDEO AND DISCUSSION
Tuesday,
January 21 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Award winning journalist and
filmmaker John Pilger exposes the devastating effect that
UN sanctions have had on the children of Iraq.
PRESIDENT'S
CABINET MEETING
Tuesday,
January 21 at 3:30 PM in the Boardroom
Please be reminded that
President's Cabinet will meet today.
The agenda is
available by clicking here.
BERNIE BUCK
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Tues.,
Jan. 21, 7pm, First Free Methodist Church
Bernie Buck, an original member of
the Physical Education teaching staff, passed away
yesterday (Jan 14) after a long fight with cancer. His
memorial will be held next Tues. (Jan. 21) at the First
Free Methodist Church, right across from the entrance to
Seattle Pacific University at 7pm.
2003-2004 Budget
Discussion January 17, 2003 - PowerPoint Presentation
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PEACE ACTIVISM
DISCUSSION & WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL
SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY MEETING
Thursday,
January 23 at 2:00 PM in Room 1515
What
can you do to stop a war? What will you do if war starts?
Join us to discuss these topics the day before the peace
rally at Shoreline Community College.
Monday,
January 27at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Join us
today, the day the next formal report is due to the UN
Security Council on Iraq weapons inspections, to watch
and discuss this fascinating and detailed documentary by
former UNSCOM Chief Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter about
the history of weapons inspections in Iraq.
RALLY AGAINST
WAR IN IRAQ
Friday,
January 24 at 12:30 PM , Outside of Theater
CLASSIFIED
STAFF CHILI FEED
Thursday,
January 23 from 11:30 am- 1:00pm in the Automotive
Showroom
Don't miss out on the fun and good
food! Classified staff have an extended opportunity to
RSVP for the 5th Annual Chilly Chili Feed,
scheduled on Thursday, January 23, 11:30-1 p.m., in the
Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your plan
to attend to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER, (ext. 4769 or
cwu@ctc.edu ), by noon on Wednesday, January 22.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PHI THETA
KAPPA INDUCTION
Thursday,
January, 30, 2003, 6:00 p.m. in the PUB Canteen
Induction is when eligible Phi
Theta Kappa members are inducted into the society, and
recognized by the international organization. It is a
time to be recognize students for their outstanding
scholastic achievements.
MICHAEL MOORE
TICKETS ARE GOING FAST
Tuesday,
April 15th at 7:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Tickets For the Michael Moore
Lecture are nearing sellout levels now, and is predicted
to sell out. All Faculty And Staff that wish to attend or
advise their students to attend, should be aware of the
ticket level and make plans to acquire tickets in order
to prevent missing this great lecture. Tickets can be
bought either at the cashiers office (if paying with
Cash) or student programs room 952(if paying with credit
card or check) Right Now there are only Two Hundred left,
at the start of the year there was almost 600 left, so
hurry soon.
QUESTION: What
is a bunt?
Top of
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|
Day at a Glance
JEOPARDY
Four-Letter
Words $400
Answer: Dr. Spock wrote that you don't have to teach a
child to do this at 12-15 months; "you won't be able
to stop him."
Thursday,
January 16, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
HOLLY MOORE'S
OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Thursday,
January 16 at 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in Room 1018
Open office hours for President
Holly Moore this week are scheduled for Thursday, January
16, from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. in her office, room 1018 in
Building 1000. All staff are invited to attend--no
appointment is necessary. Her door is open for the entire
meeting, so feel free to drop in when your schedule
permits. If you have any questions, please call Holly at
ext. 4551 or her assistant, Michele, at ext. 4552.
YOGA
TUESDAYS
AND THURSDAYS from 12:30- 1:30 n ROOM 301
Just a reminder that the
Intramural Yoga has started again this week- don't miss
it! The class will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays from
12:30 to 1:30 in room 3011. Any questions, call the IMA
office at X6994.
12TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE (FIRST?) GULF WAR DISCUSSION &
WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY
MEETING
Thursday,
January 16 at 2:00 PM in room 1515
We’ll be discussing the
history of war between the U.S. and Iraq, the
commemorative events scheduled in Seattle this evening,
and upcoming club events.
HONORS RECITAL
Thursday,
January 16, 2003 at 7:30 p.m. in the Campus Theater
Shoreline instrumental and vocal
students selected for outstanding Fall Quarter juries
perform music solos from the Renaissance to the 20th
Century. Free.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
BERNIE BUCK
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Tues.,
Jan. 21, 7pm, First Free Methodist Church
Bernie Buck, an original member of
the Physical Education teaching staff, passed away
yesterday (Jan 14) after a long fight with cancer. His
memorial will be held next Tues. (Jan. 21) at the First
Free Methodist Church, right across from the entrance to
Seattle Pacific University at 7pm.
PAYING THE
PRICE: KILLING THE CHILDREN OF IRAQ VIDEO AND DISCUSSION
Tuesday,
January 21 at 2:00 PM in Room 1102
Award winning journalist and
filmmaker John Pilger exposes the devastating effect that
UN sanctions have had on the children of Iraq.
MICHAEL MOORE
TICKETS ARE GOING FAST
Tuesday,
April 15th at 7:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Tickets For the Michael Moore
Lecture are nearing sellout levels now, and is predicted
to sell out. All Faculty And Staff that wish to attend or
advise their students to attend, should be aware of the
ticket level and make plans to acquire tickets in order
to prevent missing this great lecture. Tickets can be
bought either at the cashiers office (if paying with
Cash) or student programs room 952(if paying with credit
card or check) Right Now there are only Two Hundred left,
at the start of the year there was almost 600 left, so
hurry soon.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
HOW PEOPLE
LEARN - PT. 2/FOLLOW-UP
Friday,
January 17, 12:45-2:00, 1000 Bldg. Board Room
Come continue the discussion about
how all of us at Shoreline can use learning principles in
our work situations. The discussion will center on
several scenarios and case studies. Newcomers are
welcome; Pam and Cathy will begin with a quick review.
Pam Dusenberry (English) and Cathy Chun (Women's Center)
will facilitate. Co-Sponsored with Classified Training
and Staff Development Committee.
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