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This article was CC'ed by President Transue to the Board of Trustees. It contains a note on the top right that reads "This is written for 4 year schools but I think it shows wonderful opportunities for Us! -DAVE." The scope of the article is an exploration of the challenges community colleges and institutions are going to face in the coming ten years, by 2015.

This document consists of an article written by President Pamela Transue for the Tacoma News Tribune. It also contains the actual clipping, attached to the document.

This item is a reproduction article from the Community College Times on schools and prison inmates and education in incarceration. It is one page, 11 x 17 inches.

This document consists of a memorandum from the WSBCTC regarding facility changes at the corrections centers.

This folder contains primarily correspondence regarding institutional media highlights between President Transue and the Tacoma News Tribune.

This folder contains documents that consist primarily of institutional media highlights, that is, things representative of TCC that can be passed on to the media to highlight the value institutions bring to their communities. It is made up of four processed documents, with one additional unprocessed newspaper clipping, left attached to a processed submission copy of an article written by President Transue.

This document consists of an email request with an attached article written by a TCC student, for publication in the News Tribune by Dan Small. The email was sent on June 16, 2006 to David Seago of the News Tribune, regarding TCC student Geysar Gurbanov, who was studying at TCC as an international student from Kyrgyzstan by way of the U-Grad program, funded by the State Department.

This folder contains an earned media sample booklet, clipped, with a grand opening invitation to the business center.

58-notecard speech that uses physics' chaos theory as an extended metaphor in reaffirming the importance of Portland Community College's values and principles statements.