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Medical Proposals Cut Deep

“It’s been hard on me,” Brenda Walstead said. “I’ve cried. There’s been days when I come back to the office and I just…” Walstead faded off as she sat in her office. “Every proposed cut kills me,” she said. As the Interim Dean of Business and Health Sciences, Walstead has […]

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Future of Co-Curriculars Uncertain

Clark’s Drama, Model UN and Speech and Debate classes are proposed to be eliminated next year due to a budget deficit. Although the related programs will still be funded by ASCC, the classes themselves may no longer be available. The effect of cutting these co-curricular classes varies. However, the underlying […]

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Funds Push STEM Forward

Across the street from Gaiser Hall stands the new three-story, 70,000-square-foot science, technology, engineering and math building. All necessary funds have been raised thanks to investors, the state of Washington and the Clark College Foundation. With initial construction being delayed only one month, Project Manager Jim Watkins said the facility is on schedule to […]

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Vine Extends C-Tran Scope

Clark students may soon be finding a few more parking spots while waiting less time to get around town. The acting administrator for the Federal Transit Administration, Therese McMillan, and C-Tran Executive Director Jeff Hamm met at Clark College Sept. 10 to sign a $38.5 million grant to help fund […]