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Posted in 1999

Garden Parties to Feature Work of PCC Students
Spring must be right around the corner. Next week and into the weekend, Portland Community College students from the Rock […] Posted February 18, 1999
High School Students Earn 8,503 College Credits through Portland Community College Partnership
Portland Community College has recently released a report sharing year-end highlights of the education consortium PAVTEC, which brings college-level courses […] Posted February 18, 1999
Water World Coming to PCC Rock Creek March 19
No, Kevin Costner won’t be there, but Northwest Newschannel 8 Meteorologist Matt Zaffino will be, when a watery world is […] Posted February 18, 1999
PCC Gallery Features English Artists
Catch a glimpse of some of England’s more acclaimed artists, when Portland Community College’s Northview Gallery shows "Innovation and Tradition: […] Posted February 18, 1999
Literacy Conference Celebrates Century of Adult Learning
Portland Community College and several of Oregon’s adult literacy organizations will come together Saturday, March 6 at Reed College to […] Posted February 11, 1999
Enrollment at PCC Jumps More Than Six Percent
Oregon’s largest post-secondary institution, is a little bit larger these days, after the release of the latest student enrollment report […] Posted February 11, 1999
PCC Rings in Asian New Year at Southeast Center
The Associated Students of Portland Community College (ASPCC) are ringing in the Asian New Year on Feb. 15 with a […] Posted February 3, 1999
Eight Candidates Vying for Vacated Board Seat
With the resignation of former PCC Board of Directors member Dan Saltzman, the remaining board members are gearing up to […] Posted February 3, 1999
Cascade Art Student's Work Featured on Coffee Calendar
If Southeast Portland’s Hawthorne Coffee Merchant is where you go to fuel up before starting the day, wipe the sleep […] Posted January 27, 1999
"The Foreigner" to Take the Stage at Sylvania
The Theater Arts department at Portland Community College announced recently that its winter term production this March will be "The […] Posted January 27, 1999
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