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America East Championship Central
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire track and field teams will compete in the America East Indoor Track & Field Championships this Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 11-12, at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston, Mass. Events are scheduled to start Monday morning at 10 a.m. with the women's pentathlon.
The men's side finished fourth at the 2012 indoor conference championships and fields a youthful squad this time around. Junior Kevin Greene (Silver Spring, Md.) will pace the men's team on the track and was recently named the America East Track Performer of the Week after a victory in the 800 meters at the Rhode Island Invitational last weekend. Greene is coming off four straight individual victories between the 800 meter, 1,000 meter and mile events.
UNH will also look for top performances from senior Cory Sinotte (Hooksett, N.H.) and sophomore James Anderson (Melrose, Mass.) on the track. Sinotte was runner-up in the cross country championships this fall and most recently added a fifth-place finish in the 1,000 meters at the URI Invite. Anderson picked up AE Track Performer of the Week honors earlier this season and should form a powerful middle distance duo with Greene after he took third in 800 meters at URI last weekend.
Seniors Cameron Lyle (Plaistow, N.H.), George Jumpp (Manchester, N.H.) and Matthew Guarente (Saugus, Mass.) will lead the men's side in the field. Lyle placed second in the weight throw at last year's championships, while Jumpp owns a trio of second-place finishes in the event this season. Guarente won the high jump at the conference championships two years ago and most recently took fifth in the event at the URI Invitational.
The women's side claimed sixth place at last year's conference championships and features a balanced mix of veteran athletes and talented newcomers this season. Senior Keely Maguire (Georgetown, Mass.) remains one of the top distance runners in the league after claiming the individual cross country crown in the fall. She took fifth overall in the mile at the Terrier Classic and won the 3,000 meters against Holy Cross.
The junior tandem of Anne Twombly (Exeter, N.H.) and Elise Beattie (Woodstock, Ill.) should also contribute on the distance side at the championships. Twombly, the reigning America East Track Performer of the Week, topped a field of 27 runners to capture the 800 meters at the URI Invitational. Beattie also picked up a victory at the same meet as she claimed first place in the mile.
Freshman Lauren Perrodin (Coral Springs, Fla.) will headline a talented group of rookie sprinters after she broke the school record in the 60-meter dash earlier this season. The Florida native won the event at the Joe Donahue Games in a record-breaking time of 7.68.
Senior Rosemary Read (West Greenwich, R.I.) is expected to lead UNH in the field after the thrower placed fourth overall in the weight throw at last year's conference championships. Read was named the America East Field Performer of the Week earlier this season following an ECAC-qualifying toss in an individual victory against Maine.
For more information, and live stats, visit the official America East Championship page HERE.


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Undergraduate Academic Catalog 2012-2013
Students desiring that their enrollment status be reported to an outside agency such as another university, or an insurance company, should request an enrollment verification from the national student loan clearing house. Student status is reported to the NSLCH as follows:
Note that the federal government and some other agencies have different definitions of student status. For example, without regard to the above table, all undergraduate students must be enrolled in at least 6 hours to qualify for most types of financial aid (HOPE excepted).
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Lindland will lead the national program, coaching the nation's elite wrestlers at the U.S. Olympic training center in Colorado Springs. Full Story'Philadelphia Story' Actress Stalks Elusive Grizzly on 'The Hunt'Posted: Jun 20, 2014Actress Hillarie Putnam plays spoiled socialite Tracy Lord in the Clackamas Repertory Theatre season opener "The Philadelphia Story," but in real life, Putnam is an outdoorsy lady and an expert with a firearm. Full StoryMay 2014Advanced Manufacturing Students Bring Skills to RIT Race CarPosted: May 22, 2014Students in Chris Rizzo's Advanced Manufacturing classes are gaining real-world experience, building parts for a formula one-style race car that takes part in national competition against over 75 different national and international universities. Full StoryFacebook Connection Leads to Sculpture DonationPosted: May 22, 2014Art instructor Kate Simmons made a Facebook connection earlier this year that led to the donation of a new sculpture at Clackamas Community College, created by Jan Zach, the prolific former head of the sculpture department at the University of Oregon. Full StoryTenth Annual CCC Student Film Festival is June 10Posted: May 22, 2014The 10th annual Clackamas Film Festival, featuring the best work of students in the college's Digital Media Communications (DMC) program, will take place on Tuesday, June 10. Work ranges from dramatic narratives and experimental films to animation work and short motion capture animations. Full StoryFestival Latino Connects Spanish Speakers with CCCPosted: May 22, 2014The sixth annual Festival Latino will take place on Saturday, June 7, at Clackamas Community College from noon to 4:30 p.m. The festival brings a variety of community and resources to the Latino community. Full StoryCCC Wilsonville Hosts Student Energy and Utility ShowcasePosted: May 16, 2014Clackamas Community College in Wilsonville will host the Student Energy and Utility Showcase on Saturday, June 7. The showcase will feature various aspects of the utility industry from operations to sustainability. Full StoryFree Dental Screenings Offered at Harmony Community CampusPosted: May 16, 2014Students in the Dental Assistant program at Clackamas Community College will offer free community dental screenings on Saturday, June 7, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Harmony Community Campus. CCC will partner with Oregon Health & Science University dental school and Northwest Family Services to provide the service. Full StoryBoard of Education meeting May 14Posted: May 9, 2014The Clackamas Community College Board of Education will meet Wednesday, May 14 at 7 p.m. in the Bill Broad Community Center. Full StoryRon Jones Day at CCC is May 28Posted: May 9, 2014Emmy-nominated composer and Clackamas Community College alumni Ron Jones will conduct music students recording music cues from "Family Guy" on Wednesday, May 28, from noon to 4 p.m. in the Niemeyer Center. Full StoryCCC Partners to Promote STEM EducationPosted: May 9, 2014Clackamas Community College will partner with local high schools and other colleges and universities to increase access to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) opportunities through an Oregon Education Investment Board (OEIB) grant. Full StoryBudget Committee Meeting May 14Posted: May 9, 2014The Budget Committee will meet i the Bill Brod Community Center in room 127 on Wednesday, May14 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Full StoryCCC Student Art Show Opens in Alexander GalleryPosted: May 9, 2014The annual Student Art Show at Clackamas Community College opens Thursday, May 15, with an artists' reception from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Alexander Gallery. The exhibition, showcasing the finest work by students who have taken art courses at the college over the last year, continues through June 6. Full StoryEnglish Dept. Celebrates Writing with Dinner and ConferencePosted: May 9, 2014The English Department at Clackamas will celebrate writing with two events at the end of May: the annual fundraising dinner that will honor Mark Twain, and the Compose Creative Writing Conference. Full StoryJune 2014 CCC Calendar of Events HighlightsPosted: May 9, 2014Events happening in June 2014 at Clackamas Community College Full StoryCCC Alumna Wins Prestigious Gates Cambridge ScholarshipPosted: May 2, 2014Doctoral student and Clackamas Community College alumna Callie Vandewiele has been awarded the prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship for 2014. She is the first Gates Cambridge Scholarship from CCC. Full StoryApril 2014Budget Committee Meeting May 7Posted: Apr 30, 2014 BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING Gregory Forum - B & C Wednesday, May 7, 2014 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. Full StoryCRT's Staged Play Reading Series Ends May 4Posted: Apr 30, 2014Clackamas Repertory Theatre's fifth annual staged play-reading series, "Sundays at Three," concludes on May 4 with a production of "Don't Go Gentle," by Stephen Belber. Full StoryCCC Hosts Retail Information Session on May 16Posted: Apr 30, 2014Clackamas Community College is hosting a retail information session on Friday, May 16, at 1 p.m. in the Gregory Forum. Participants can gain information about CCC's Retail Management Certificate program and how this one-year credential can help people leverage job opportunities in retail. Full StoryCCC Presentation Explores Ideas About Life and Death Around the GlobePosted: Apr 23, 2014Cross-cultural concepts of life and death will be explored in a May 5 presentation at Clackamas Community College. Courtney Campbell of Oregon State University will discuss "Grave Matters: Reflections of Life and Death Across Cultures and Traditions" from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Gregory Forum. The presentation is part of the college's International Week celebration. Full StoryCCC Classes Support Goodwill Industries ManagersPosted: Apr 23, 2014Clackamas Community College is providing business classes to 29 managers at Goodwill Industries store in Salem. The classes, offered by the college's ActOn Retail grant staff, will prepare the Goodwill employees to earn a Retail Management certificate at CCC, aimed at increasing professionalism and opportunity. Full StoryCCC's International Week Celebration Runs April 26 – May 1Posted: Apr 11, 2014Experience France, Ireland, Mexico and other cultures through music, theater, dancing, art and more during the International Week Celebration at Clackamas Community College. The opening celebration is April 26, and activities continue April 28 through May 1 at CCC's Oregon City campus. Full StoryLights! Camera! MOCAP! Highlights Renewed Cable VisionPosted: Apr 11, 2014Clackamas Community College will host a celebratory evening to share a renewed vision for its cable access channel on Saturday, May 3. This evening event will include a demonstration of the college's Digital Multimedia Communications motion capture (MOCAP) system. Full StoryTeatro Milagro Presents 'Cuéntame Coyote' at CCC Posted: Apr 11, 2014Portland's bilingual touring company Teatro Milagro returns to Clackamas Community College for a performance of "Cuéntame Coyote" on Thursday, May 1, at noon. The production in both English and Spanish will be performed in the McLoughlin Auditorium. Full StoryMetro Grant Supports Student Transportation OptionsPosted: Apr 11, 2014Voters in the college district on Tuesday approved a Clackamas Community College bond measure that will provide funds to update and expand college classrooms and labs and modernize equipment to meet current industry standards. Full StoryMay 16-31 calendar of events at CCCPosted: Apr 4, 2014Mark your calendar for these events, coming up May 16-31 at Clackamas Community College Full StoryMay 1-15 CCC Calendar of EventsPosted: Apr 4, 2014Mark your calendar for these events happening in May at Clackamas Community College. Full StoryClackamas Repertory Theatre's Staged Play Reading Continues on April 13Posted: Apr 4, 2014lackamas Repertory Theatre continues its fifth annual staged play-reading series, "Sundays at Three," on April 13 with a production of "One Slight Hitch," a zany farce by comedian Lewis Black, best known for his appearances on "The Daily Show" with Jon Stewart. Full StoryBlue Heron Future is Topic of College ForumPosted: Apr 4, 2014Oregon City is re-imagining the site of the former Blue Heron Paper Mill for the future. Thousands of area residents have taken part in discussions and surveys about the future of the site, which served for many years as the industrial center of the region. Full StoryBoard of Education meeting April 9, 2014Posted: Apr 4, 2014Our next Board of Education meeting will be at Bill Brod Community Center, Room 127, on Wednesday, April 9. Full StoryMarch 2014CCC Hosts 'Stand Up 2014' Resource Fair for Veterans and FamiliesPosted: Mar 28, 2014Military personnel, veterans and their families from across the metro region are invited to participate in "Stand Up 2014: Because You Serve Too!" a housing, health and resource fair at Clackamas Community College's Oregon City campus on Saturday, April 5, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Gregory Forum. Full Story'Peace Corps: 50 Years of Service' Opens March 31 in CCC's Alexander GalleryPosted: Mar 28, 2014An informative exhibit titled "Peace Corps: 50 Years of Service" opens March 31 in Clackamas Community College's Alexander Gallery and runs through May 8. The exhibit is courtesy of the Committee for a Museum of the Peace Corps Experience, and is featured in connection with the college's annual International Celebration. Full StoryTowncenter Xpress Shuttle Service Updated for Spring TermPosted: Mar 28, 2014Clackamas Community College will continue to offer free weekday shuttle bus service during peak hours from MAX Green Line at Clackamas Town Center to the Oregon City and Harmony Community campuses during spring term. The new schedule will be effective March 31. Full StoryCCC Board to Explore November Ballot MeasurePosted: Mar 14, 2014The Clackamas Community College Board of Education on Wednesday directed President Joanne Truesdell to begin developing a recommendation and completing due diligence to place a $90 million bond measure on the November 4, 2014,ballot. The proposal would continue the college's current annual average tax rate. Full StoryApril 2014 CCC Calendar of Events HighlightsPosted: Mar 10, 2014Events happening at Clackamas Community College in April 2014. Full StoryBoard of Education meeting agenda, Wednesday March 12 2014Posted: Mar 6, 2014Board of Education Meeting, Bill Brod Community Center, Room 127 Wednesday, March 12, 2014 Full StoryWorkshop Explores Personal Ethics in the Public SectorPosted: Mar 6, 2014 A one-day workshop for employees facing ethical decisions will be held at Clackamas Community College's Oregon City campus on Thursday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in DeJardin Hall, room 233. "Personal Ethics in the Public Sector" will be presented by attorney and educator Margaret Allee and is sponsored by CCC's Customized Training and Development Services. Full StoryClackamas Repertory Theatre's Play Reading Series Begins March 16Posted: Mar 6, 2014Clackamas Repertory Theatre begins its fifth annual staged play-reading series, "Sundays at Three," on March 16. The featured plays are by contemporary American playwrights and all are area premieres. Full StoryGrant Will Support Laid-Off Dutchmen Manufacturing WorkersPosted: Mar 6, 2014Dutchmen Manufacturing employees offered help with Clackamas Community College's Workforce Development thanks to a $106,680 State of Oregon CCWD grant awarded on Feb. 28. Full StoryPastel Art Works Featured at CCC WilsonvillePosted: Mar 6, 2014Clackamas Community College Wilsonville Campus presents, "Pastel Pleasures," the work of Oregon pastel artists Irene Van Dusen and Wendy Ware. The show opens March 17 and runs through May 16 in the main lobby. Full StoryFebruary 2014Stevan Allred and Dan Berne Fiction Reading at CCCPosted: Feb 27, 2014Authors Stevan Allred and Dan Berne will read from their work at Clackamas Community College's Oregon City campus on Thursday, March 13, from noon to 1 p.m. The readings will take place in the Literary Arts Center at CCC's Roger Rook Hall, room 220. Full StoryGuard Honors College LeadersPosted: Feb 27, 2014The Oregon National Guard recently recognized college leaders with the Commendation Medal for their support of veterans activity. The Guard awarded the Commendation Medal to Clackamas Community College President Joanne Truesdell and Shelly Parini, dean of College Advancement. Full StoryCCC Awarded DOL Grant to Support Laid-Off Blount WorkersPosted: Feb 27, 2014Clackamas Community College will continue to support former Blount International Inc. workers as they gain the skills to re-enter the workforce through a $275,517 federal Department of Labor National Emergency Grant awarded on Feb. 24. Full StoryTalent Showcased at March CCC Music EventsPosted: Feb 26, 2014From high school band competitions to winter concerts, Clackamas Community College is showcasing the talent of student musicians during March. Full StoryYouth Career Expo and 36th Annual Skills Day Competition at CCCPosted: Feb 13, 2014Youth ages 14 to 21 are invited to explore career fields by attending the Youth Career Expo at Clackamas Community College on Thursday, Feb. 27, from 8:30 a.m. to noon in Randall Gym. Full StoryCCC Joins 'SALT' to Assist Students with Debt ManagementPosted: Feb 13, 2014Student financial debt is a growing problem in the United States. Americans now owe more than $1 trillion in student financial debt, surpassing credit card debt. Full StoryFebruary 2014 Board AgendaPosted: Feb 6, 2014Agenda for February 2014 Board of Education meeting. Full StoryMarch 2014 CCC Calendar of Events HighlightsPosted: Feb 6, 2014Calendar of college events for March 2014. Full StoryBlue Heron Future is Topic of College ForumPosted: Feb 6, 2014Oregon City is re-imagining the site of the former Blue Heron Paper Mill for the future. Full StoryCCC TV Provides Showcase for Student WorkPosted: Feb 6, 2014There was a time when the Clackamas Community College cable access channel provided telecourse lectures for students to watch at home. Today the college's cable access channel provides a showcase for the work of students studying digital multimedia communications at the college. Full StoryClackamas Repertory Theatre Season Tickets Now on SalePosted: Feb 6, 2014Clackamas Repertory Theatre returns for its 10th anniversary season, featuring an American classic, a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, and the area premiere of a 2011 Broadway hit. Full Story'Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom' opens Feb. 27 in the Osterman TheatrePosted: Feb 5, 2014Jennifer Haley's "Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom" is the CCC Theatre Arts Department's winter term Mainstage Production, opening Feb. 27 in the Osterman Theatre at Clackamas Community College. Full StoryJanuary 2014'PAREIDOLI' Opens Feb. 20 in CCC's Alexander GalleryPosted: Jan 30, 2014A group art exhibition of mixed media paintings titled "PAREIDOLI: Vague and Random Stimulus Perceived as Significant" opens Feb. 20 in Clackamas Community College's Alexander Gallery. Full StoryWinter 2014 Health Care Professional Development Courses at CCCPosted: Jan 30, 2014Clackamas Community College offers continuing education courses for health care professionals. Full StoryCCC Named 'Oregon City Large Business of the Year'Posted: Jan 30, 2014Clackamas Community College was named the Large Business of the Year during the Oregon City Chamber's annual banquet, held Jan. 25 at the Pacific Crest Grand Ballroom. Full StoryCCC Instructor Honored for Forestry ContributionsPosted: Jan 30, 2014Horticulture instructor Bruce Nelson has been named the recipient of the 2013 Mary Rellergert Forestry Education Award. Full StoryHuckestein Named VP of College ServicesPosted: Jan 17, 2014Jim Huckestein has been named the vice president of College Services at Clackamas Community College. The college Board of Education approved the hire at its January meeting. Full StoryAlaska, Pain Management and Permaculture on Seasoned Adult AgendaPosted: Jan 17, 2014The Seasoned Adult Enrichment Program presents weekly programs for seniors and retirees at Clackamas Community College's Harmony Campus. The program provides seniors in the county with an educational experience designed and administered by "seasoned adults" in the community. Full StoryWilsonville Campus Hosts Careers in Apprenticeship Trades Open HousePosted: Jan 13, 2014The Jan. 24 event is open to current students, veterans, teachers, parents and high school students. Through workshops and exhibits, participants can learn about CCC programs that lead to careers in the trades. Full StoryCollage Artist Susan Schenk's work featured in new exhibit at CCC WilsonvillePosted: Jan 9, 2014The work of collage artist Susan Schenk will be on display at CCC Wilsonville through Feb. 27 in the main lobby. Full StoryTowncenter Xpress Shuttle Service Expands to Harmony CampusPosted: Jan 9, 2014Due to increased student demand and feedback, one of the free shuttle buses will stop at CCC's Harmony Community Campus in North Clackamas. The new winter term shuttle schedule is effective Monday, Jan. 13. Full StoryTransfer Day 2014 is Jan. 23Posted: Jan 9, 2014 Transfer Day is an opportunity for students to meet with representatives from state universities, private and out-of-state colleges. The annual event will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Gregory Forum. Full StoryFebruary 2014 Events CalendarPosted: Jan 7, 2014Calendar of college events for February 2014. Full StoryJanuary 2014 Board AgendaPosted: Jan 3, 2014Agenda for January 2014 Board of Education meeting. Full StoryHorticulture Department Offers Variety of Winter ProgramsPosted: Jan 2, 2014The CCC Horticulture Department is offering a variety of workshops, symposiums and classes for home gardeners, as well as classes for professional licensing. Full StoryDecember 2013'Solitary Gestures' Opens Jan. 13 in CCC's Alexander GalleryPosted: Dec 23, 2013An exhibition of recent works by sculptor Christopher B. Wagner entitled "Solitary Gestures" opens January 13 in the Alexander Gallery at Clackamas Community College. An artist's reception will take place on Wednesday, January 15, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the gallery, with an artist talk at 1 p.m. Full StoryCCC Names New Dean of Human ResourcesPosted: Dec 23, 2013The Clackamas Community College Board of Education approved the hire of Patricia Anderson as the dean of Human Resources at its December meeting. Anderson is a human resources professional with 23 years of experience in the field. Full StoryDecember 2013 Board AgendaPosted: Dec 10, 2013Agenda for November's Board of Education Meeting. Full StoryJanuary 2014 CCC Calendar of EventsPosted: Dec 10, 2013Calendar of Events for January 2014. Full StoryNovember 2013CCC's 'Motion Capture' Technology Class is First in StatePosted: Nov 22, 2013Clackamas Community College is pioneering high-tech motion capture technology classes this winter term. It's the kind of technology that's used in leading video game studios, Hollywood blockbusters like "Avatar" and legendary digital effects studios like Lucasfilm. Full StoryNovember 2013 Board AgendaPosted: Nov 12, 2013Agenda for November's Board of Education Meeting. Full StoryDecember 2013 CCC Calendar of EventsPosted: Nov 12, 2013CCC Events for December 2013. Full StoryInformation Session Set for Former WW Metal Fab EmployeesPosted: Nov 12, 2013An information session is scheduled for employees affected by layoff announcements at WW Metal Fab in late September. Full Story'Almost, Maine' Opening Nov. 14 in the Osterman TheatrePosted: Nov 12, 2013John Cariani's hit play "Almost, Maine" is the CCC Theatre Arts Department's Fall Term Mainstage Production, opening Nov. 14. Full StoryCC Consortium Outpaces Nation in Workforce TrainingPosted: Nov 1, 2013Cyndi Andrews was taking part in a national Department of Labor webinar when she heard the news: The Oregon CASE consortium, led by Clackamas Community College, was the top performer in the first year of the federal grant aimed at strengthening the workforce. Full StoryNWAACC Award Honors Clackamas AthleticsPosted: Nov 1, 2013Clackamas Community College has been named a "President's Cup" winner for the academic achievements of its student athletes. The Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) named CCC the second place winner in the large school division in the inaugural year for the award. Full StoryHorticulture Department Offers Holiday Gifts/Decorating ClassPosted: Nov 1, 2013Spend a morning making holiday decorations and gifts of your dreams during the Herb Gifts/Holiday Decorating class at Clackamas Community College on Saturday, Dec. 7. Full Story'Imagine Clackamas' Concludes a Year of Community DiscoveryPosted: Nov 1, 2013The process took a year, and more than 2,000 people participated in surveys, interviews and business focus groups for the Imagine Clackamas community engagement initiative. Full StoryCCC Offers Medical Assistant Certification Exam Preparation CoursePosted: Nov 1, 2013Clackamas Community College is offering a new course for medical assistants who want to refresh their knowledge, or have completed their medical assistant training but do not yet have a national certification. As of Jan. 1, 2014, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) require a certification for medical assistants. Full StoryPSU and CCC Join in Renewed Co-admission AgreementPosted: Nov 1, 2013Since 1997, more than 500 students have benefited from a co-admission agreement between Clackamas Community College and Portland State University. Presidents of PSU and CCC will attend a signing ceremony on Monday, Nov. 18, formalizing a renewed co-admission agreement between the two colleges. Full StorySoldier Shares Life Experiences, From Combat to CollegePosted: Nov 1, 2013Sergeant Eddie "Coyote" Black's career has covered a lot of ground: U.S. Marine Corps avionics technician, bartender, volunteer firefighter, infantry team leader in Iraq, combat arms instructor, and a college student studying psychology. Full StoryOctober 2013Fall Term 2013 Seasoned Adult SchedulePosted: Oct 22, 2013The Seasoned Adult Enrichment Program (SAEP) presents weekly programs for seniors and retirees at Clackamas Community College's Harmony Campus. The program provides seniors in the county with an educational experience designed and administered by "seasoned adults" in the community. Full Story'The Ballad of Cate Parks' on Display at CCC WilsonvillePosted: Oct 22, 2013Clackamas Community College Wilsonville Campus will present "The Ballad of Cate Parks," a mixed-media art show by artist Nina Bradford. The show opens Thursday, Oct. 10, and runs through Dec. 6. Full StoryPresentation Explores Prisons in U.S.Posted: Oct 22, 2013The role of prisons in the United States is the focus of an Oct. 16 presentation at Clackamas Community College. Independent scholar and writer Walidah Imarisha presents, "Beyond Bars: Re-envisioning the Prison System" from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Gregory Forum at CCC's Oregon City campus. Full StoryCCC Instructor Joins 'American Nurse Project'Posted: Oct 22, 2013Longtime Clackamas Community College nursing instructor Judith Andersen is one of three Oregon nurses included in the American Nurse Project, a tribute to nurses across the United States. She will be honored next week at the annual fundraiser of the Oregon Center for Nursing. Full StoryEmployers Seek Holiday Workers at Retail Job FairPosted: Oct 18, 2013Clackamas Community College is hosting a Retail Job Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 30, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Gregory Forum at the college's Oregon City campus. People seeking work in retail are welcome to attend and meet with potential employers. Full StoryFour Scholarships Offered During College Night at CCCPosted: Oct 17, 2013Clackamas Community College is one of several colleges around the state taking part in College Night in Oregon on Thursday, Nov. 14. The event offers sessions to help people find out about higher education choices and funding. Full StoryTowncenter Xpress Shuttle Service ExpandedPosted: Oct 17, 2013Due to increased student demand, Clackamas Community College is adding a second free shuttle bus during peak hours from the end of the MAX Green Line at Clackamas Town Center to Clackamas Community College's Oregon City. Full StorySeptember 2013Exhibit Features D'Agostino Video WorksPosted: Sep 18, 2013Video works by artist Fernanda D'Agostino are featured in a new exhibit opening in the Alexander Gallery at Clackamas Community College on Monday, Oct. 7. "On Screen: Fernanda D'Agostino: Single Channel Videos 2007 – 2013" continues through Dec. 12. Full StoryTowncenter Xpress Shuttle to CCC Begins Operating Sept. 30Posted: Sep 12, 2013Free shuttle service from the end of the MAX Green Line at Clackamas Town Center to Clackamas Community College's Oregon City campus continues this year, supported by a TriMet grant. Full StoryAugust 2013Clackamas Repertory Theatre's 2013 Season Finale 'The 39 Steps'Posted: Aug 29, 2013Clackamas Repertory Theatre presents its final production of the season "The 39 Steps," a madcap farce adapted by Patrick Barlow from John Buchan's novel and Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film. The show opens Friday, Sept. 20, and ends on Sunday, Oct. 6. Full StoryCCC to Host Small Farm SchoolPosted: Aug 22, 2013The Small Farm School is an all-day event for beginning farmers and small acreage landowners. Field and classroom workshops address small farm topics such as cattle and poultry management, berry and vegetable production, tractor safety and operation, on-farm veterinary care, soil health and other topics. Full StoryNew Student Experience at CCC is Sept. 20Posted: Aug 22, 2013Students who are entering Clackamas Community College for the first time this fall are invited to attend the annual New Student Experience orientation on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Oregon City campus. Full StoryHOPE Grant Supports Health Care TrainingPosted: Aug 8, 2013More than 115 people gained training and jobs in health care through the Healthcare Occupations Pathways to Employment (HOPE) grant at Clackamas Community College over the past three years. The grant, a consortium of seven Oregon community colleges and WorkSource system partners, ended in June 2013. Full StoryJuly 2013CCC Names Director of Education PartnershipsPosted: Jul 31, 2013The Clackamas Community College board in June approved Larry Cheyne as the new director of Education Partnerships. Cheyne comes to CCC from the Oregon Department of Community Colleges and Workforce Development (CCWD), where he worked as an educational specialist. Full StoryCRT Presents 'Kiss Me Kate'Posted: Jul 23, 2013Clackamas Repertory Theatre continues its ninth season Saturday, August 3, with "Kiss Me Kate" by Cole Porter and Bella and Sam Spewack. Directed by David Smith-English, the show features Portland favorite Leif Norby as Fred/Petruchio and exciting newcomer Merideth Kaye Clark as Lilli/Kate. Full StoryCCC Offers July Volleyball Camps for Teams and IndividualsPosted: Jul 18, 2013High school volleyball players can work on their skills in July camps offered by the Clackamas Community College volleyball coach and members of the Cougar team. Full StorySummer Soccer Camps Offered at CCCPosted: Jul 18, 2013OREGON CITY – Coaches and players from the Clackamas Community College team will lead several summer soccer camps this summer for high school students and youth. Full StoryClinical Lab Students Receive National AwardPosted: Jul 17, 2013Clinical Lab Assistant students Kenneth McKee and Nicole Paresi have been honored for their academic achievements and community involvement. The two Clackamas Community College students have received National Student Honor Awards from the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP). They are the only Oregon students to receive the award this year. Full StoryCustomized Welding Program Fills Workforce NeedPosted: Jul 17, 2013Mickayla Catlin is the first woman in her family to become a welder and the first person in her family to go to college. She is also the first woman to graduate from a customized welding program specifically designed to meet the workforce needs of Canby manufacturer JV Northwest (JVNW). Full StoryJune 2013CCC Instructor Named SBDC 'State Star'Posted: Jun 27, 2013 Longtime instructor Robert Sherk has been named the Oregon Small Business Development Center Network's 2013 "State Star." The award is made annually to individuals who make significant contributions to the regional SBDC program and show a strong commitment to small business. Full StoryCCC Wilsonville to Exhibit 'The Powerhouse Project'Posted: Jun 27, 2013 "Estacada on the Clackamas, The Powerhouse Project" an exhibit featuring the work of 24 artists is on display at the CCC Wilsonville campus and will continue through September 13. Full StoryFarmer's Market Tuesdays begin July 2Posted: Jun 27, 2013 Fresh, organically grown produce will be sold on campus by CCC's horticulture students during Farmer's Market Tuesdays, beginning July 2. Full StoryRecord Number of Participants at CCC Graduation CeremoniesPosted: Jun 18, 2013 More than 420 students participated in two graduation ceremonies at Clackamas Community College last week – a record number for the college. Ninety-three students took part in Thursday's GED and Adult High School Diploma ceremony, while 318 students participated in Friday's degree and certificate ceremony. Full StoryClackamas Repertory Theatre's 2013 Season Opens with 'Harvey'Posted: Jun 7, 2013 Clackamas Repertory Theatre opens its ninth season Friday, June 28, with Mary Chase's classic American play "Harvey." Full StoryCCC Offers Home-Built Wind Turbine SeminarPosted: Jun 6, 2013 A one-week seminar at Clackamas Community College this June will provide instruction on building a wind turbine suitable for home use. The Home Built Wind Turbine seminar will take run from Monday, June 24, through Thursday, June 28, at CCC. It is presented by the Renewable Energy Technology program at the college. Full StoryJuly 2013 CCC Calendar of Events HighlightsPosted: Jun 6, 2013A collection of featured events at CCC for July 2013. Full StorySummer Wrestling Camp at CCCPosted: Jun 6, 2013 A four-day wrestling camp for wrestlers from elementary through high school will be offered this summer at Clackamas Community College. The Clackamas Wrestling Camp runs Monday, June 24, through Thursday, June 27, in the Randall Hall Gym. Full StoryMay 2013Tourism Grant Supports Peace Corps 50th Anniversary ExhibitPosted: May 30, 2013 A $16,000 grant from the Tourism Commission of Oregon City will support an exhibit next spring commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Peace Corps. The exhibit will open in spring 2014 and will be on display until August. Full StoryTriMet Grant Supports CCC's Green Line ShuttlePosted: May 30, 2013 Clackamas Community College has been awarded a $30,000 grant from TriMet to support the Green Line Shuttle. The CCC Green Line Shuttle runs express service between the college's main campus in Oregon City and the MAX Green Line terminus at Clackamas Town Center. Full StoryCCC Presents Spring 2013 Concert Line UpPosted: May 30, 2013 Clackamas Community College's Music Department presents an array of concerts each spring ranging from concert bands to jazz. Here is the spring concert schedule: Full StoryCooperative Work Experience Hosts Employer Recognition EventPosted: May 17, 2013Cooperative Work Experience (CWE) at Clackamas Community College connects students with area employers to gain valuable experience in their area of study. CCC will host an Employer Recognition event for employers involved with CWE students on Tuesday, June 11, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Gregory Forum. Full StoryCCC Wilsonville Hosts Utility & Energy Student ShowcasePosted: May 16, 2013 Clackamas Community College in Wilsonville will host the Utility & Energy Student Showcase on Saturday, June 8. Full StoryStudent Art Show Opens in Alexander GalleryPosted: May 16, 2013 The annual Student Art Show at Clackamas Community College opened this week in the Alexander Gallery. The exhibition, showcasing the finest work by students at the college over the last year, continues through Friday, June 7. Full StoryAthletic Hall of Fame Honors Athletes and Community SupportersPosted: May 16, 2013 Former Clackamas Community College athletes and teams, as well as supporters in the community, will be honored at the fourth annual Hall of Fame Banquet and Alumni Reunion. The event will be held on Saturday, June 8, from 5 to 9 p.m. in the college's Randall Gym. Full StoryPowerful 'Grace Before Dying' Photo Exhibit at CCCPosted: May 9, 2013 The Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola has historically been one of the most dangerous maximum security prisons in the United States. A voluntary inmate hospice program initiated in 1998 has transformed the prison into one of the least violent. Full StoryJune 2013 CCC Calendar of EventsPosted: May 6, 2013A selection of featured events at CCC for the month of June. Full StoryBudget Committee Meeting Agenda for May 8, 2013Posted: May 3, 2013CCC Budget meeting agenda Full StoryBoard of Education Meeting Agenda for May 8, 2013Posted: May 3, 2013Board meeting for May 8, 2013 Full StoryApril 2013CRT's 2013 'Sundays at Three' Presents 'Lonely I'm Not' Posted: Apr 18, 2013 Clackamas Repertory Theatre's fourth annual staged play-reading series "Sundays at Three" concludes on May 5 with "Lonely I'm Not" by Paul Weitz. Directed by Travis Nodurft, the show features CRT company members Ernie Casciato and Cyndy Smith English along Brianna Rouse and Kory Keeney. Full StoryCommunity College Students to be Honored in SalemPosted: Apr 12, 2013Clackamas Community College students Pamela Kedev and Jeffrey Kesterson will be honored April 17 at the 2013 All Oregon Academic Team event in Salem with Gov. John Kitzhaber. Full StoryPrint Editor Awarded Prestigious Journalism ScholarshipPosted: Apr 12, 2013 Clackamas Community College student Joshua Dillen has become the first Clackamas student to be awarded a prestigious Snowden journalism internship. Dillen, 43, will work as a reporter at the Baker City Herald this summer in the paid internship that combines working in the media with ethical training. Full StoryMay 2013 Calendar of EventsPosted: Apr 5, 2013A listing of featured events at CCC for May 2013 Full StoryBoard of Education Agenda (April 2013Posted: Apr 4, 2013Board of Education Agenda (April 10, 2013) Full StoryMarch 2013CRT's 2013 'Sundays at Three' Presents 'A Small Fire' Posted: Mar 28, 2013 Clackamas Repertory Theatre's fourth annual staged play-reading series "Sundays at Three" continues on April 14 with "A Small Fire" by Adam Bock. Directed by CRT Artistic Director David Smith-English, the show features CRT company members Cyndy Smith English and Michael Mitchell, as well as Kevin Michael Scott and Jennifer Whitten. Full StoryCCC Provides Working Solution for Canby ManufacturerPosted: Mar 28, 2013 Business was going well for Canby manufacturer JV Northwest (JVNW). So well, in fact, the company couldn't find enough trained welding fabricators to meet the demand. Customized Training and Development Services at Clackamas Community College proposed a solution: provide the training to qualified recruits on site. Full Story'Los Trabajadores Mexicanos' Opens in Alexander GalleryPosted: Mar 15, 2013 A mixed media exhibit by retired CCC art instructor Nancy Travers entitled "Los Trabajadores Mexicanos" opens April 1 in the Alexander Gallery at Clackamas Community College. An artist's reception will take place on April 30 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the gallery, with an artist talk at 1 p.m. Full StoryCCC Customized Training Offers Six Sigma Green Belt TrainingPosted: Mar 15, 2013 Gain the tools to transform your business by reducing defects and improving profitability through Six Sigma Green Belt Training. Customized Training and Development Services (CTDS) at Clackamas Community College is offering the groundbreaking quality management training at a special rate of $2,095. Full StoryApril 2013 CCC Calendar of Events HighlightsPosted: Mar 14, 2013Events taking place at CCC in April 2013. Full Story'Professor Hammer' on Bomber Seats and Lightening HolesPosted: Mar 14, 2013 Award-winning metal worker Ron "Professor Hammer" Covell returns to Clackamas Community College with a seminar focusing on "Bomber Seats, Lightening Holes and Beyond." 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Georgia's run to the BCS National Championship game hit a snag on opening weekend with a 38-35 loss at Clemson, and the Bulldogs' attempt to not get completely shut out of the race begins at home on Saturday against border rival South Carolina.
The Gamecocks have their own designs on the national title, but find themselves as 6.83-point computer underdogs as they begin their quest for their first conference title since 1969 (ACC) and second ever in any conference. The computer's preseason forecasted put South Carolina right behind Georgia in the SEC East and said this would be the school's only loss of the regular season.
Notre Dame isn't supposed to lose until the regular season finale at Stanford and the Irish get a rather hefty 7.28-point edge at Michigan. Notre Dame snapped a 3-game losing streak to the Wolverines with last season's 13-6 win in South Bend and will now look to claim its first victory in "The Big House" since 2005. Something's gotta give as Notre Dame has 13 straight regular season wins and Michigan has a 15-game winning streak at home.
Florida plays the Hurricanes in Miami for the first time since 2003 and hasn't beaten Miami in Miami since 1985. Overall, Miami leads the series 28-26 with 8 wins in the last 10 meetings and 12 in the last 16. However, Florida gets a scant 0.44-point computer edge in the contest.
The football week features a 75-game schedule with 35 matchups pitting FBS schools against FCS teams. Last week, the FCS won 8-of-31 such games. The action begins on Thursday with Arizona State hosting FCS member Sacramento State which last year defeated a bad Colorado team.
Also on Thursday, FAU plays it first game as a member of Conference USA when it travels to Greenville to face CUSA East favorite East Carolina.
Boston College and Wake Forest open their ACC slates with a meeting in Chestnut Hill where the computer forecasts a Demon Deacon 4.66-point win. BC was just 1-7 in conference play a year ago with the lone win coming at home vs. Maryland. Steve Addazio is in his first season as head coach after a short two-year stint at Temple.
On Saturday, Cincinnati will look to go 2-0 vs. Big Ten teams. The Bearcats are a 19.58-point computer favorite at Illinois after whipping Purdue 42-7 at home in the opener.
Kansas State is a 3.98-point computer choice over Louisiana-Lafayette at home as the Wildcats try to rebound from a 24-21 loss to two-time defending FCS champion North Dakota State.
Here are some other interesting games on Saturday, along with the computer's projected outcome:
Utah State (-16.74) at Air Force
Texas (-5.81) at BYU
Missouri (-1.87) vs. Toledo
Oklahoma (-25.60 vs. West Virginia.
FBS vs. FCS:
FBS teams were 23-8 vs. FCS schools last week and are now 759-73 (.912) in such games since 2003. The winning percentage was .919 before the weekend's losses. FCS teams won just 4 games on opening weekend a year ago and 10 all season.
Here are the results of the FBS losses to FCS schools this season:
9/29: Towson 33, Connecticut 18
9/29: Southern Utah 22, South Alabama 21
9/30: Samford 31, Georgia State 21
9/30: North Dakota State 24, Kansas State 21
9/31: Northern Iowa 28, Iowa State 20
9/31: Eastern Washington 49, Oregon State 46
9/31: Eastern Illinois 40, San Diego State 18
9/31: McNeese State 53, USF 21
106 FBS schools will play a total of 110 games against FCS foes in 2013. Clemson and Georgia Tech each face two such schools while FBS newcomer Georgia State will play 3 FCS teams.
Ohio State - Won 13 straight overall. Hosts San Diego State on Saturday.
Notre Dame - Won 13 straight regular season games. Visits Michigan on Saturday.
Northern Illinois - Won 21 straight at home and 17 vs. conference foes. Idle this week.
LSU - Won 42 straight regular season nonconference games. Hosts UAB on Saturday.
Michigan - Won 15 straight home games. Hosts Notre Dame on Saturday.
Oregon - Won 15 straight road games. Visits Virginia on Saturday.
Southern Miss - Lost 13 straight overall. Visits Nebraska on Saturday.
Akron - Lost 27 straight road games, 23 straight FBS games and 16 straight conference games (MAC). Hosts James Madison (FCS) on Saturday.
Kansas - Lost 21 straight FBS games, 21 straight conference games and 19 straight road games. Opens season at home vs. South Dakota (FCS) on Saturday).
UNLV - Lost 23 straight road games. Hosts Arizona on Saturday.
31 FBS teams entered the 2013 season with a new head coach, including incoming FCS member Georgia State. Some of the key moves were Brett Bielema's exit from Wisconsin to fill the Arkansas opening; Gus Malzahn from Arkansas State to Auburn; Butch Jones from Cincinnati to Tennessee; Tommy Tuberville from Texas Tech to Cincinnati; Darrell Hazell from Kent State to Purdue; and Gary Andersen from Utah State to Wisconsin.


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As expected, the tussles for second place in Groups E and F went right down to the wire. Iran and Italy played out a thrilling 5-5 stalemate in the former section while Argentina and Russia drew 2-2 in the latter, but those results ultimately meant joy for the European teams. FIFA.com looks back at all four games from the FIFA Futsal World Cup Brazil 2008 on Tuesday.
The big game
Iran 5-5 Italy
Goals: Masoud Daneshvar 11, 36 Ebrahim Masoudi 13, Mohammad Hashemzadeh 27, Ali Hassanzadeh 29 (Iran) ; Grana 2, 9, Patrick Nora 14, Fabiano 31, Edgar Bertoni 40 (Italy)
The spectators in Brasilia knew they were in for a quarter-final in all but name and they did not go home disappointed. Despite building an early two-goal advantage thanks to Grana's double, the Azzurri eventually found themselves battling to stay in the competition. Team Melli took time to settle but were soon competing with impressive determination, twice bringing themselves level before taking a 4-3 lead. They also led 5-4 moments before the end, but with just 50 seconds on the clock Edgar Bertoni struck the decisive blow, knocking the Iranians out in the cruellest of twists.
The other games
Already qualified, Brazil opted to round off Group E duties in style, putting together their seventh consecutive win. With Falcao scoring a hat trick, the Auriverde shook off their early-match rust to sweep Uruguay aside 5-3.
Spain had life even easier, meanwhile, seeing off Paraguay 4-1 to guarantee themselves top spot in Group F. Alvaro's first-half effort and a hat-trick from Fernandao after the break put the match beyond the South Americans. Venancio Lopez's men can now look forward to facing Italy in Thursday's semi-final, effectively a rematch of the 2004 showpiece game.
Russia must have hoped for an equally comfortable result but they were made to suffer right up until the final moments of their encounter with Argentina. A goal behind almost immediately, they battled back to give themselves a 2-1 advantage heading into the last ten minutes, only for Argentina to draw level with the scoreboard reading 35'46''. The Russians just about held on, however, earning themselves a precious berth in the last four.
The player
Grana (Italy)
Italy's captain has lived up to his billing ever since the tournament began and weighed in with another two goals against Iran. The No2 can pride himself on being the major reason his team are through to the semi-finals.
The stat
3 - The number of semi-finalists who reached the same stage four years ago. Russia are the only newcomers, having supplanted Argentina to take their place in the last four for the second time in their history after Guatemala 2000.
What they said
"It's just marvellous to score two goals against Brazil! I can't describe what I'm feeling. I dedicate these goals to my wife, Cristina, and Ksenia, my daughter. I miss my family," Mykhaylo Romanov, Ukraine defender
The results
Brazil 5-3 Ukraine
Iran 5-5 Italy
Argentina 2-2 Russia
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Amanda receives an image from Lydia via their phones. Amanda is pleased to know that she looks like her mother and Lydia further comforts her daughter by telling her of her own ability. Amanda then states that Lydia must want to be with her and Lydia tells Amanda that the carnival is too dangerous. Amanda is angry and states that she is dangerous before hanging up on her worried mother. Amanda becomes upset and begins packing her things in a hurry. Due to her emotions, several small fires break out across her room before growing into larger ones. Amanda is still upset and quickly leaves the room.
Edgar then agrees to help Lydia. She gives him a roll of money for Amanda and tells him that he must find her. Edgar follows her wishes and prepares to head off but is stopped by Samuel who knows about the hidden money in his pocket. Edgar hands it over and Samuel tells him that he has been grifting. Lydia appears, asking if anything is wrong. Samuel "outs" Edgar as a thief and states that he must be punished as per their code of trust. Lydia is silent as Samuel places his arm around her asking what they will do.
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