Homepage Feature
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Senior Studies Institute turns 20
- The institute is run by a large and lively group of members and uses topic discussions to emphasize life-long learning Posted June 27, 2011
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Harvard Review publishes prose by PCC faculty
- Writing instructor Jessica Johnson earns the high honor with her creative nonfiction story titled, ‘The Education of the Peppered Moth’ Posted June 1, 2011
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President Pulliams announces a new college logo for the 50th anniversary
- Find out about upcoming anniversary events and how PCC plans to celebrate a half-century of opportunity in our community Posted May 30, 2011
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Girls explore stitching pigs feet, nontraditional careers
- The annual Young Women’s Career Conference gave almost 500 area schoolgirls a head start into nontraditional careers through workshops hosted by 30 female professionals Posted May 17, 2011
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Sylvania students win Russian language experience
- Evan Schott, Darrian Bowen and Jason Junkkarinen are recipients of Critical Language Scholarships through the State Department, which will take them to Vladimir, Russia, this summer Posted May 15, 2011
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Art Beat set to dazzle the senses
- PCC’s weeklong celebration of the arts will welcome former instructor Marie Watt as featured artist plus showcase a variety of local and international artists Posted May 4, 2011
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Instructor creates moving artwork
- Art instructor Evertt A. Beidler created a one-of-a-kind exhibit that has carried his passion for performance art away, literally Posted April 28, 2011
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Hundreds flock to budget hearing
- The budget-writing Ways & Means Committee of the Oregon Legislature kicked off a series of public hearings Tuesday night at Portland Community College’s Sylvania Campus. The hearing drew an estimated 250 people Posted April 20, 2011
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Semana de la Raza starts April 23 at Rock Creek
- The weeklong festival will include educational and cultural events such as plays, ballet, poetry slams and films that honor Latino people, history and culture Posted April 11, 2011
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First-time novelist draws praise for her prose
- Former PCC student and NAACP Image Award nominee Heidi Durrow will speak about her new book, ‘The Girl Who Fell from the Sky,’ and her academic journey Posted April 11, 2011