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MHCC jazz-nik Lynn Darroch takes his words and beats to the streets
Thought-provoking creative non-fiction and the soul-spoken sounds of jazz are being combined in a whole new way by Lynn Darroch Wednesday, Nov. 3, at noon in the Visual Arts Center Theater.

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Enrollment down - cancelled sections a focus
Enrollment at Mt. Hood Community College is down about 6 percent this year, which continues the trend that began with last year’s 14.3 percent drop, according to a report from the Research and Planning office.

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Oregon Dems visit Mt. Hood
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden endorsed state legislative candidates Jim Buck and Laurie Monnes Anderson during a voter rally Monday afternoon in the Main Mall.

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News:
Gift Annuity benefits Centennial High students aspiring to MHCC
A light at the end of the tunnel for the ASH Mountain Project
Measure 34 debate sheds light on preservation issues
Cross country team gets set for regional championship
Familiar face fills new post as assistant dean of instruction

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Editorial:

The Underground Student
Damaged lots need work
Every vote counts and that's a fact
Ad campaigns getting dirty so choose wisely who you vote for

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Sports:
Saints Open Conference Schedule 1-1
Original floor finally gets a facelift

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The Arts:
The Grudge: It never forgives, it never forgets
Mnemic's second album proves hard work pays off

 

Ghouls Night Out

Stephen Floyd/The Advocate

A menagerie of characters showed up for a SAB-sponsored Halloween costume contest Thursday at noon in the Vista Dining Center. The first place prize of $50 went to Nathan Minich who dressed up as a working toilet. The second place prize of $25 went to Marlana Manion for her Poison Ivy costume. Third place and $10 went to staff members Karen Reynolds and Victoria Flagg for being Mary Poppins and a chimney sweep.

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