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Posted in 2000

С»Æ贫ý Senior Studies Institute Welcomes New Members

Being retired doesn't mean a senior's thirst for learning stops. At С»Æ贫ý, senior citizens that want to continue their education can look no further than С»Æ贫ý's Senior Studies Institute. Posted August 22, 2000

Growth at С»Æ贫ý Soared Last Year

С»Æ贫ý, Oregon’s largest post-secondary school, got considerably larger last year. Enrollment jumped 8.2 percent, setting a record for […] Posted August 22, 2000

С»Æ贫ý and Oregon Institute of Technology Forge Alliance

This fall, students at С»Æ贫ý and the Oregon Institute of Technology will be able to jointly enroll at both schools with a new agreement that promises to give students more choice, and greater opportunities and success in higher education. Posted August 22, 2000

Sherrill’s tours are as good as gold

Bob Sherrill has chauffeured the likes of astronaut Buzz Aldrin, and entertainers Lou Rawls and The Supremes. On this particular […] Posted August 11, 2000

Life Lessons: Landscaping a Whole New Life

When Sandra Bertrand began her new life studying landscape design at С»Æ贫ý, she dumped out an old fishing tackle box and emptied its contents into a big, brown paper bag. She then began filling it with the tools of her new trade. Posted August 4, 2000

Three Items: С»Æ贫ý Welcomes New Administrators to its District

С»Æ贫ý has announced three new hires this month at key administrative positions. Blaine Nisson has been selected to […] Posted July 26, 2000

New С»Æ贫ý Web Programs Get Certified, Start This Fall

С»Æ贫ý's promise to stay on the leading edge of technology is evident by merely looking at two of its newly accredited programs: E-Commerce and Web Site Development. Posted July 24, 2000

Multimedia Certificate to Arm Students with Multi-Talents

С»Æ贫ý’s Multimedia program, which recently received state certification, will give students entry level skills and experience needed to work in […] Posted July 24, 2000

Multimedia = multi-opportunities

After years of waiting tables, Sharon Lassen began looking for a profession that didn't include the question "soup or salad?" She'd already done the college "thing" once, earning a bachelor's degree in anthropology, but it was a degree that, unless the 38-year-old waitress earned a couple of initials after it, wouldn't land her a job. Posted July 14, 2000

Media Advisory:Local Teen-agers Learn about Self-Enhancement

Throughout the month of July and the early part of August will be a time of learning and awareness for […] Posted July 14, 2000