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Clinic offers inexpensive dental care to young adults
By Carmela Kelly, March 2010
News Editor
For anyone 20-years-old and under, affordable dental care is now available thanks to volunteer dentists at the Desert Mission Children’s Dental Clinic located at 9201 N. Fifth St. in Phoenix.
The non-profit clinic, which is affiliated with the John C. Lincoln Health Network, has been serving children since 1929, but it increased the age eligibility from 18 to 20 last year, says Dr. Ju Lawrence, DMD, director. |
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PVCC presidential search
Candidates compete in final rounds
By Kyle Porter, March 2010
Web Team
Finalists in the search for Paradise Valley Community College’s new president will visit the campus and appear at open forums Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 24 and 25, to meet the community and answer questions as part of the selection process.
The four candidates are Paul Dale, Ph.D., current interim president, PVCC; Brad Bartel, Ph.D., president of Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colo.; Mark Robinson, Ph.D., vice chancellor of student development at City College of San Francisco, Calif.; and Penelope (Penny) Wills, Ph.D., president of Northeast Iowa Community College, Calmar, Iowa.
Senator addresses vital immigration issues, education in PVCC town hall
By Nathan J King and Travis Duprey, March 2010
State News Editor and Political Editor
John McCain U.S. Sen. (R-AZ) appeared at Paradise Valley Community College on Saturday Feb. 13 in a town-hall forum attended largely by citizens eager to discuss immigration legislation. |
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• Clubs team up to collect
care packages for soldiers
• Barrett-Jackson Car Auction: Not just for the boys anymore
• NAU set to present Transfer-Connection day on campus
• PVCC amps importance of academics to athletes
• Vets march on towards successful semester
• Latest electronic raders lack romance of traditional books
• Pumas begin year on nine-game streak
• March Madness looms over men's b-ball
• University of Arizona loses numbers to local community colleges |
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MCCCD efficiency plans in motion
By Josselyn Berry, March 2010
Editor-in-Chief
On Dec. 9, consulting firm Alvarez and Marsal presented its final report to the Maricopa County Community College District Governing Board.
Hired by the board, Alvarez and Marsal researched and reviewed the efficiency of all MCCCD colleges. The consultants may be gone now, but their recommendations still linger.
Illegitimate job recruiters exploit unsuspecting PVCC students
By Nathan J King, March 2010
State News Editor
In large boldface print atop white or yellow construction paper the fliers read “Extra Cash” and “$2000 Part-time.” These unregistered job listings can found at Paradise Valley Community College on the 14 campus bulletin boards and often inside of the classrooms.
According to Norma Chandler, manager of Career Services at PVCC, that the unregistered fliers reappear as quick as they are removed. “This is a worsening problem,” said Chandler, ”money for free labor.”
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