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Posted in 2006

Famous author on 'Da Vinci Code' rebuttal comes to Sylvania
The PCC Senior Studies Institute (SSI) is sponsoring the first in a series of lectures entitled the Sam Karr Memorial […] Posted January 20, 2006
Massage class for a relaxing Valentine's Day
PORTLAND, Ore. - With Valentine's Day just around the corner, have you thought about what to get that special someone? Portland Community College is offering a unique one-day workshop in massage, designed especially for you and your significant other. Learn how to give a relaxing massage in the privacy of your own home. Posted January 19, 2006
PCC IN THE NEWS for Jan. 19
Former PCC writing instructor's new book taken from Lake Oswego police logs. Posted January 19, 2006
College starts discussions about possible future bond measure, seeks staff input
EAC, Cabinet and Planning Council members will meet Friday, Jan. 20 at the Rock Creek Campus to begin discussions about […] Posted January 19, 2006
Sustainable food discussion at Rock Creek
Colleges and universities have broad missions of education, including the goals of education responsible citizens and critical thinkers. What is […] Posted January 13, 2006
Hardy to speak about Langston Hughes
From 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18 featured speaker and performer Benjamin "Flooney" Hardy will speak at […] Posted January 13, 2006
PCC wins fifth consecutive budget honor
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College was awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for 2005. It's the fifth straight year PCC has received this honor. Posted January 13, 2006
This PCC Brown Bag Series is your business
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College is getting down to business. PCC is hosting a series that will explore labor and business issues. Posted January 13, 2006
Retire in Latin America? Let PCC show you how
PORTLAND, Ore. - Ready or not, retirement may be closer than you think. If you have always dreamed of living abroad, now is the perfect time to get more information and start planning for your retirement. Portland Community College is offering a two-week, non-credit class focused on the benefits and pitfalls of retiring in Latin America. Posted January 12, 2006
Buddhist nun guides students in search of inner peace
PORTLAND, Ore. - In this busy and at times difficult world our experiences of happiness can be fleeting and short-lived. A Portland Community College non-credit class explores how to find peace, and keep it, in our busy lives. Posted January 12, 2006
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