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Posted in March 2003

Prepare to brave the rapids with PCC kayaking class
LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. - Take advantage of Oregon's rugged terrain and rushing rivers: learn to white-water kayak. Portland Community College will offer lessons this spring in a non-credit class. Posted March 31, 2003
Turn your urban home into a self-reliant farm
BEAVERTON, Ore. - Your city yard can actually become an abundant, self-sustaining garden - that's the mystery that will be unraveled in a new Portland Community College non-credit course. Posted March 31, 2003
Patent your invention, PCC class explains how
HILLSBORO, Ore. - More than 100,000 patents are granted in the U.S. each year - one of them could be yours. Posted March 31, 2003
PCC welcomes Mike Drake as Foundation director
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College announced the hiring of Mike Drake as its new director of the PCC Foundation. Posted March 28, 2003
PCC Foundation to honor donors
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Community College Foundation will celebrate the contributions of several individuals, long-time corporate donor Intel Corp. Posted March 28, 2003
PCC exhibit focuses on early human tools
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The Northview Gallery at Portland Community College will host Portland artist Tim Miller's "Return of the Devout"exhibit. Posted March 28, 2003
Surviving the new term’s parking crunch
Another term’s about to begin, but do you know where to park? At each of the campuses there are places […] Posted March 27, 2003
Filling the healthcare gap
Preparing healthcare workers for the 21st century has become one of the most critical challenges our nation faces in the next 25 years. Posted March 27, 2003
Student Help Desk helps students with computer software
The PCC Student Help Desk is starting its third term helping PCC student with their computers. The Student Help Desk […] Posted March 26, 2003
PCC welcomes Breckenridge to board
PORTLAND, Ore. - Maureen Breckenridge has been selected as the new board member for Zone 6 (Washington County) for the Portland Community College Board of Directors. Posted March 24, 2003
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