Front Page - May 7, 2008

Grant Johansen The Independent

    The Associated Students of Clark College (ASCC) Finance Committee discussed potential fund balances and contingency funds for student activities on April 29.

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Student Poll 

 
How do you feel about cafeteria prices rising?

"There's going to be supply and demand. So, if it's justified then I can agree with it"

Brian Coprek

"As long as they're not doing it to benefit themselves, then it's fine"

Matt Ray

"I eat here three days a week, and if it keeps rising then I won't be able to get as much food. "

Naisa Gordon

"I can barely afford it as it is."

 

David Houk

"The doughnuts are OK, but I can go to Burgerville and get a two dollar burger

Sera Car

 
 

Molly Dotson, a student at Clark, signed up for Art 280 not knowing what exactly the class was about.»

 

The Clark College Women’s Softball Team had a double-header on Saturday, May 3, against the Lower Columbia Community College Red Devils. »
 

Ten years of searching archives and following club activities at Clark College has still not uncovered the mysterious, secret societies here.»

Corrections

 
The Independent is committed to being as accurate and informative as possible. We print corrections for stories that have errors at the time of publication in the following issue and on this web site when they come to light.

 

In our May 7 issue, in our Vibe events calendar, we misattributed the date for the Community Health Fair as taking place on April 3. The correct date for the event is May 14.

In our April 30 issue, we misspelled "An Inconvenient Truth" as "An Invovenient Truth".

Mary Kate Carmichael is the graphics design editor.

Copies of the Phoenix will be available in the Archer Gallery.

Martha Lewis is the teacher of the Art 280 class.

The Phoenix also won first place in 2007.