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Chattanooga State History 1997
Highlight: Industrial Tech building expanded for automotive
technology and diesel programs. Sculpture garden IV opens. Dennis Weaver speaks at CSTCC |

Computer Class photo in 1997

Dennis Weaver at Chattanooga State
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"New
Diesel Building Opens," by Maury Jervah, The Chattanooga State
Communicator, August/September 1997, p. 1.
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JPG.
- Industrial Technology has a new building for automotive technology
and diesel programs. Cost of project $2 million.
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"Message from the President,"
The Chattanooga State Communicator, August/September 1997, p. 1.
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- Dr. James Catanzaro has a message for students.
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"Chattanooga State Offers Courses in the 'New Science'," by
Linda Miller,
The Chattanooga State Communicator,
August/September 1997, p.
2. Also in
JPG.
- "Instruction in 'sustainability' will be introduced this fall at
Chattanooga State."
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"Looking for the Perfect Job ... Look Right Here!," by Matthew
Little,
The Chattanooga State Communicator, October
1997, p. 4. Also in
JPG.
- "Chattanooga State's co-operative education program, or co-op for
short, is where student's can get work experience, class credit, and
some extra spending cash."
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"Dennis Weaver Speaks at Ecolonomics in Education Summit," by
Scottie Miller, The Chattanooga
State
Communicator, November 1997, p. 1.
Also in
JPG.
- "The conference recently held ...concentrated on a balance between
business and the environment. This balance is called 'Ecolonomics.'"
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"Chattanooga State at Kimball News," by Eric Morrison,
The Chattanooga State Communicator, November 1997, p. 3.
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JPG.
- "First created in 1992, Chattanooga State's west campus is located
in Kimball at the Regional Skills Center.... Enrollment has grown
and just last year a building addition added about six new classrooms,
several restrooms and a snack area."
- "Sculpture
Garden IV Opens," by Linda Ferney, The Chattanooga State
Communicator, November 1997, p. 4. Also
in
JPG.
- "Joe Helseth, curator of the current Sculpture Garden, Chattanooga
State's fourth garden, is proud of the quality of art on display
with good reason. The pieces are changed about every two
years."
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