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Posted in June 2001

LIFE LESSONS: Parting Thoughts From Dan Moriarty
In his final weeks at the college's helm, PCC's president shares his thoughts on life, leadership and a gratifying career Posted June 14, 2001
SAT/ACT Preparation Offered Online
A two-part Internet-based test preparation class is being offered this summer through Portland Community College's Community Education Online Learning program. Posted June 7, 2001
Discover Digital Photography Via the Internet
The world of digital photography will be explored on the Internet this summer through Portland Community College's Community Education Online Learning program. Posted June 7, 2001
Horsemanship Classes Cover Basic and Intermediate Care
SCAPPOOSE, Ore. - Basic and intermediate non-credit horsemanship classes are being offered summer term by Portland Community College. Posted June 7, 2001
Algebra Class Focuses on Math, Science, and Engineering
ST. HELENS, Ore. - A college algebra class for math, science and engineering majors will be offered summer term by Portland Community College. Posted June 7, 2001
Tour of Sauvie Island to Highlight Wildlife, History
The history and wildlife value of Sauvie Island will be highlighted during a tour of the island from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 7. Posted June 7, 2001
Class for Guitarists Set at PCC
PORTLAND, Ore. - A non-credit class for beginning and intermediate electric guitar players is being offered this summer by Portland Community College. Posted June 7, 2001
Summer Art Classes Offered at PCC
PORTLAND, Ore. - Artists can focus on the beauty of Portland's parks and learn to create with clay in two non-credit classes being offered this summer by Portland Community College. Posted June 7, 2001
Two Items: PCC to Explore Health Issues, Balkan History
Two courses will look at the biology of obesity, aging and disease as well as Balkan history, folklore and tradition. Posted June 7, 2001
PCC Computer Classes to Aid People of All Ages
NEWBERG, Ore. - The information superhighway is just a few clicks away thanks to a non-credit series of Portland Community College classes that will help computer novices find that high tech on-ramp. Posted June 7, 2001
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