MISSION COLLEGE'S WEEKLY E-JOURNAL

Letter from the Editors (Mission Statement)

Spring 2000: Volume 6      Past Issues: Spring 2000: Vol: 1: 2 :3 : 4 : 5 Fall 1999

For Whom the Bell Tolls
Campus News & Events 

  • Standard 1, 2 & 7 Meetings -
    Monday 2/14/00


    • College Closed Friday 2/18/00 &
    Monday 2/21/00 - Presidents' Days

    Master "Proposed New Course Outline"
    last revised 10-14-99       (Word 97 format)

    Tuesday 2/15/00 1:30
    Curriculum Committee

    Wednesday 2/16/00 12:30
    Staff Development

  • Century Art Gallery
    • Our Own Cultural Arts Center
    February 6 - March 4: "Passages"
    painting and sculpture by ten Northeast
    Valley Latino artists

  • Sundays in Cyberspace
  • Free Workshops on Web teaching
    given by CSUN webproject  (2/27, 3/19, 4/9 & 5/7)
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    In Sites 

    Resources on the Internet 

    Staff Development "Hot Links"  2/14/00

    Flex Activities - 2000
     
     

    The Corner

    A showcase for creative endeavors

  • "My Big Toe" by John Orozco - from his great new novel - "Delano"

    Prize winning poetry from our own english prof. Ralph La Rosa "Sweet Dust" 

  • Student Poetry
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    Notes from the Academy 
  • Academic Senates - Their Legal Authority
    • - Anvil & Quill - Doug McFerran - thanks Doug
  • Case of John & Joan - Sex Reassignment at Birth: A Long Term Review and Clinical Implications
    • - link suggested by Jayne Thomas - Psychology - thanks Jayne
  • Council on Law in Higher Education
    • - link suggested by David Jordan, Paralegal Studies, thanks David

     
    Web Site of the Week:   Understanding Street & Prison Gangs - Gabriel Kovnator - Administration of Justice/Corrections

     
    Beyond our Walls (News from the community): 
  • Mission College Celebrates 25th Anniversary
    • - L.A. Times article 2/11/00
  • L.A. County of Education - Teams Distance Learning
    • - TEAMS is the largest interactive distance learning provider for the elementary grades in the U.S. (145,000 students, 7,500 teachers, 21 states)
  • Chicano! History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement
    • - produced by The National Latino Communications Center - Los Angeles

    El Timbre is produced by Staff Development. To submit an article or announcement, please send to David Jordan or Pete Marcoux by Friday. El Timbre will be updated every Monday.

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