TCCA-008 Box 3

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File contains records on the additional groundbreaking for Building 19 in 1975 including letters from the Mayor, Gordon N. Johnston.

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The collection contains records of the Department of Information and Publications (Marketing). Includes department files, news releases, press clippings, photographs, posters, as well as audio, video and film recordings.

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File contains a memorandum and invitation regarding the grand opening.

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File contains a program and an invitation with blank RSVP for Carlton Opgaard's retirement party at Fircrest Golf Club, June 2, 1990.

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Folder contains Music Department production programs for the Tacoma Community College. There is an April poster for the TCC Chamber Orchestra, a handbill for Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance, and Hello Dolly.

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The collection contains records of the Department of Information and Publications (Marketing). Includes department files, news releases, press clippings, photographs, posters, as well as audio, video and film recordings.

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The collection contains records of the Department of Information and Publications (Marketing). Includes department files, news releases, press clippings, photographs, posters, as well as audio, video and film recordings.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The collection contains records of the Department of Information and Publications (Marketing). Includes department files, news releases, press clippings, photographs, posters, as well as audio, video and film recordings.

Scope and Contents This folder contains Career Beginnings Program announcements for the 1986-1987 academic year. The Tacoma Community College was selected as one of 25 total sites for the National Career Beginnings Program, that brought together educational institutions with local businesses to help low-income teens overcome barriers to achievement. The goal was to pair highly motivated high school students who are at risk of failing to finish their senior year, enter college or embark on a career with...

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"Innovative Program for the Unemployed" is a paper written collaboratively authored by Daniel Small and Susan Mitchell, examining how to address the needs ot a district hit hard by unemployment and recession. The program was a way to help unemployed area residents get back on track toward realizing career and life goals without impacting the college's budget or the state's taxpayers.