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Writer on Middle East issues coming to PCC
- Reza Aslan, internationally acclaimed writer, author and scholar of religions, will visit the Sylvania Campus and share his thoughts on politics, faith, culture, and recent events in the Middle East Posted February 22, 2011
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Gala raising money for Deborah Evind scholarship
- On March 5, faculty and staff at the college will have the opportunity to do this in an enduring way by attending a gala luncheon to support the Deborah Evind Women’s Leadership Scholarship Posted February 21, 2011
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Northview exhibit shows off 'places'
- Cara Tomlinson's painting exhibit, "Occupied: Small Paintings, Works on Paper, and Objects," is on display at the Sylvania Campus Northview Gallery through March 18 Posted February 18, 2011
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Egypt discussion at Sylvania
- Egyptian students studying at Portland State University have been invited as panelists Posted February 18, 2011
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PCC surpasses goals for energy conservation and efficiency
- At campuses and centers throughout the °µÍøTV district, the PCC Bond Program is giving the green light to […] Posted February 17, 2011
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Legislative Blog: President meets President
- PCC has a great partnership with Intel, training their technicians. So naturally, we wanted to make sure the college president, Preston Pulliams, was in the room Posted February 17, 2011
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PHOTOS: Snow hits Sylvania
- A glimpse at some late afternoon snow that fell at Sylvania Campus Posted February 16, 2011
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Rock Creek instructor's art on display
- This is an exhibition organized by The Art Gym at Marylhurst University in collaboration with the Archer Gallery at Clark College, and °µÍøTV Galleries at Cascade, Rock Creek and Sylvania Campuses Posted February 16, 2011
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Free tickets to Brian Greene lecture
- Brian Greene is returning to Portland at 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 24 with a new lecture, 'Hidden Realities: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos.' Posted February 16, 2011
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High school students building futures with dual credit
- Since 2005-06, the number of high school students using °µÍøTV’s dual credit program has increased by 174 percent Posted February 15, 2011