James Hill
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Free tickets to Pauling Science Lecture available
- Nancy Cartwright of the London School of Economics is the next speaker in the Linus Pauling Science, Technology and Society Lecture Series Posted January 25, 2011
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Cascade Festival of African Films hosts Baba Wagué Diakité
- The well-known local ceramic artist will introduce the film ‘White Lion’ on the African film festival’s Family Film Day Posted January 21, 2011
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Oregon Transfer Days gives students a path to four-year schools
- The PCC fair will educate community college students on four-year baccalaureate opportunities and other services in the state and region Posted January 21, 2011
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International Education challenges all to sing-a-thon
- This Karaoke-style sing-a-thon will offer prizes to all singers and refreshments will be provided Posted January 20, 2011
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PCC Foundation gets own night with Trail Blazers
- People who buy tickets for the Feb. 1 home game will help raise money for student scholarships and get an opportunity to shoot hoops on the Rose Garden court Posted January 20, 2011
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Q & A with a Financial Aid Day expert
- Rock Creek Campus student Ezequiel Lopez Reyes tells students how they can make their PCC Financial Aid Day a good one Posted January 19, 2011
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Learn about the PCC finances in ‘Budget 101’
- Want to know how the PCC budget may affect the college? Then attend a “Budget 101” bi-annual budget forum at the Rock Creek Campus Posted January 19, 2011
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Powwow, club promote Native American culture
- The United Tribes Club at PCC volunteers its time for the annual powwow and wants to connect students to their tradition Posted January 17, 2011
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PCC presents ‘The Vagina Monologues’ Feb. 11-13
- Damali ayo, the amusing observer of race and culture, will appear at PCC’s presentation of this international play, featuring stories from women around the world Posted January 14, 2011
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PCC to celebrate ‘Year of the Rabbit’
- The Southeast Center staff, faculty and students welcome the public to the annual Asian New Year Celebration at 9:30 a.m., Monday, Feb. 21, at Legin Banquet Hall (8001 S.E. Division St.) Posted January 14, 2011