The Advocate Online - April 13, Volume 47, Issue 23

April 13, 2012 –
Volume 47, Issue 23


	Center remodel hinges on state funding Hospitality and Tourism to host Café Tuesdays Softball splits doubleheader, now 3rd in Region Artist uses regional influence in water-colors Center remodel hinges on state fundinging The MHCC District board Wednesday approved transfer of $757,650 from the college contingency fund.....read more Hospitality and Tourism to host Café Tuesdays A three-course menu was offered by the Hospitality and Tourism program to students and staff in Tuesday......read more Softball splits doubleheader, now 3rd in Region The Mt Hood Saints softball team split a home doubleheader Tuesday with the Lower Columbia.....read more Artist uses regional influence in water-colors A Eugene based artist is presenting her water-color series "Prodromes" in the Fireplace Gallery in.....read more

In this Issue:
News Opinion Living Arts Sports News Briefs Diversity week: Improv group and multicultural dances featured VP of College Advancement to leave MHCC ASG presidential race commences with first deadline today Last day to register to vote approaching Student services center remodel hinges on state funding Board approves new CyberSecurity program Taxes reminder of what you've done and where you're going Online portal is an important resource for teachers and students Fireplace Gallery artist uses regional influence in water-colors Genesis to preform today in Visual Arts Theater Hospitality and Tourism to host Café Tuesdays First-time director to stage famous play on campus Musician's new album features minimalism and ambience Softball splits doubleheader, now 3rd in Southern Region Aches and pains create another hurdle for track team

Polls:

Online portal is important resource for teachers and students

The MHCC portal, or MyMHCC, is a portion of the website that allows students to pay bills, register for classes and most importantly connects students with their teachers and fellow classmates.

VP of College Advancement to leave MHCC

Cassie McVeety, vice president of college advancement and executive director to the MHCC Foundation, will leave MHCC in late May for Pacific University in Forest Grove.

First-time director to stage famous play on campus

Anthony Ceglie, a first-year student and MHCC theater major, will be directing "The Glass Menagerie" in the College Theater April 26-28 at 7:30 p.m.

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Center remodel hinges on state fundinging

Hospitality and Tourism to host Café Tuesdays

Softball splits doubleheader, now 3rd in Region

Artist uses regional influence in water-colors