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Archive | September, 2011
First Annual “Seattle Stand Down” Gives a Hand Up to Homeless Veterans
13 Sep
Seattle Elks Lodge #92 will provide lunch for attending veterans and their families September 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m at Seattle Central Community College inside the Mitchell Activity Center.
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First Annual “Seattle Stand Down” Gives a Hand Up to Homeless Veterans
Seattle Elks Lodge #92 will provide lunch for attending veterans and their families September 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m at Seattle Central Community College inside the Mitchell Activity Center.
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“No We Can’t”: Community Voices on Cutting Programs
By: A. K. Jordan The grass roots effort from Seattle Central’s community to save its programs is in full swing. Wednesday June 1, 2011, hundreds of teachers, students, and children gathered in the Atrium to show support for speakers who gathered to voice concerns and issues related to programs that may be cut due to [...]
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2011 Student Invitational Exhibition at SCCC Art Gallery
The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery at Seattle Central Community College proudly presents: The 2011 Student Invitational Exhibition June 1st through 17th Artist reception and awards ceremony, Thursday, June 2, 5-7 PM
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International Students Slapped with Another $756 Charge
By: Taïs Bohigas On March 15th, 2011, all international students (IS) at Seattle Central received the regular e-news from the International Students Office regarding some changes in the Medical Insurance policies. This new regulation said that “Since this Fall quarter, Seattle Central will no longer provide Medical Insurance Waivers for students with their own medical [...]
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Setting Her Sights Sky High
By: Brandon Weyrauch Jessica Coleman is an idealist; she dreams big, and she concocts big plans, but I guess one whom NASA invites to study at their Jet Propulsion Laboratory would have to be a visionary.
