Who you gonna call?Goshen Fire Department, the emergency responders to LCC
When there's an on-campus emergency, public safety or the LCC Student Health Center are usually the first to respond. Sometimes, however, an emergency call must be passed on to 911.
That is when the Goshen Fire Department arrives on the scene.
The Goshen Fire Station may be small, but it has a lot on its plate.…
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Chief David Wolting and Captain Aric Higdon pose in front of the station's recently acquired $125,000 Pierce fire truck. |
Titan track and field team finishes regular seasonLCC sets its sights on the championships
Titans capped a triumphant meet at Pacific University with 19 top-place finishes and are now focusing on the championship season.
PU's May 2 Pacific Twilight meet took the LCC track team to Forest Grove for one of its last non-championship competitions. The Titan women led the meet, acquiring 11 of LCC's top place finishes.…
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Jeremy McAllister leads the pack in a 1500-meter race earlier this season |
Multi-event championship overwhelmed by TITANic effortLCC dominates heptathlon and decathlon
LCC swept the Northwest Athletics Association of Community Colleges multi-event championship in both the men's decathlon and women's heptathlon.
Danika Bates and Bruce Burbank continued LCC's strong multi-event tradition after two days of fierce competition in the April 28-29 meet at Mt.…
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Coach Grady O'Connor stands proudly with athletes Danika Bates and Bruce Burbank, shortly after the two won the NWAACC multi-event championship. |
Student elections set for next weekWhere your vote really counts May 12-14
LCC's 2008-09 student elections are set to kick off in less than a week. This year's candidates echo last year's, facing similar campus issues in the coming year.
Improving tolerance on campus, fiscal and other accountability issues and the environment at LCC with focus towards the cafeteria are some of the key issues brought up in the candidates' statements.…
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Bite-sized theater comes to campusThe Student Production Association presents "Spring Inspirations," a night of one-act plays
This year's "Spring Inspirations" is bursting with enthusiasm and talent. The student-run production boasts seven one-act plays ranging from seven to 30 minutes. Between comedy and drama, serious and off-the-wall pieces, there's bound to be something for everyone.…
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Steve McKinley and Michelle Nordella are part of the cast of "The Ol' College Try," one of the plays in "Spring Inspirations" written last year in an LCC playwriting class. |