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Posted in 2006

PCC class reveals benefits of Chinese medicine
PORTLAND, Ore. - If you are interested in learning about the time-tested healing powers of Chinese medicine, now is your chance. Join Portland Community College this spring for a non-credit series dedicated entirely to discovering Chinese medicine. Posted March 21, 2006
PCC’s Women’s History Month attracts diverse presenters
March is Women’s History Month and PCC celebrated it in style. Campuses all over the district had events for students, […] Posted March 20, 2006
Sustainability options a stable resource at PCC
Noelle Studer has plenty of energy, especially when she talks about reducing energy consumption. The PCC sustainability coordinator is busy […] Posted March 20, 2006
Sustainability options a stable resource at PCC
Noelle Studer has plenty of energy, especially when she talks about reducing energy consumption. The PCC sustainability coordinator is busy […] Posted March 20, 2006
Gear up to get around PCC this spring
PCC’s Parking and Transportation Services has plenty of options for students and staff to make sure they get to class […] Posted March 20, 2006
PCC students travel to New Orleans to help rebuild
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the two-year honor society, is sending a group of students to New Orleans to help rebuild during spring break. Posted March 20, 2006
PCC NEWS: Washington Post spotlights Gateway to College
National columnist talks about PCC's program. Posted March 17, 2006
Evening of poetry to center on women
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Community College is celebrating women through poetry. Posted March 17, 2006
Become a fashion designer through new PCC Program
PORTLAND, Ore. - Ever dreamed of becoming a fashion designer? Let Portland Community College give you the training to join the likes of Nike, Columbia Sportswear and others of Portland's top designers. Posted March 17, 2006
PCC students create beaded works of art
SCAPPOOSE, Ore. - Whether you are a novice or experienced "beader," there are always more stitches, techniques and patterns to learn and weave into your design. Portland Community College is offering a non-credit class that explains the basics of beading techniques and allows students to practice by making an assortment of jewelry. Posted March 17, 2006
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