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The Collegian
page 4 • September 27, 2000
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NW celebrates 25th
Dignitaries Recently gather
on NW Campus to celebrate the
25th anniversary of the founding
of the campus with the TCC sys-
tem. The participants include
founding faculty members and
administration? clockwise from
top left/Ron Morgan, assistant
professor of health and physical
education; Mollie Newcom, re-
tired professor of English; and
Betty Biles, retired associate pro-
fessor of OFO, with Erma John-
son, vice chancellor of adminis-
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Founders Garden, which is locat-
ed on the south side of B building.
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Camp Fire Boys and Girls needs adults over 18 to invest their time
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ship skills. The camp club can be co-ed, all-girl or all-boy, depending on |
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Upcoming activities include a Camp Fire Field Day at Camp El Tesoro
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Anyone interested in volunteering can call 1-800-282-2595 or visit
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Nurse to give self-talk |
TCC South Campus Fall Health Forum is hosting a Positive Self-Talk
meeting Tuesday, Oct.3 at 12:30 p.m. in the SUB Living Room.
Flo Stanton, M.S., R.N., coordinator of Health Services and the WIN-
R program will present positive self-talk.
“I will discuss how people can talk positively to themselves and reduce
negative talk. I will also teach a different approach to self-awareness,” Stan-
ton said.
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participate in.
For more information, contact Health Services at 817-515-4531.
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Balancing Roles is designed to help people who are experiencing con-
flicts with roles like being a mom, wife, student and a person.
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nity programs.
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ease can contact the ALA of Texas at 800-LUNG-USA.
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