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Chattanooga State History 2000
Highlight: CSTCC Eastgate site opens. |
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- "CSTCC
Eastgate Site Opens,” by Erich Heinlein, The Chattanooga State
Communicator, March 2000, p. 1. Also in
JPG.
- "Students already have a selection of about six different sites at
which he or she can attend Chattanooga State." Now students
can take classes at Eastgate Mall.
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"WAWL
Rocks!" by Gary Fisher,
The Chattanooga State Communicator, April
2000,
p. 1. Also in
JPG.
- "The Chattanooga Independent Artists (CIA) have declared The WAWL
its favorite radio station and Plasmaboy its favorite DJ of all
Chattanooga radio stations for 1999."
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"RI-100:
Is It for You?" by Stephanie Rievley,
The Chattanooga State Communicator, August/September
2000,
p. 1.
Also in
JPG.
- "'Twenty five percent of first time students drop out within three
weeks of the first semester.' says Peggy Douglas. RI 100 is a new
higher learning class that is offered here at Chattanooga State to keep
that from happening."
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"New
Mandatory Orientations," by Jennifer Martin,
The Chattanooga State Communicator, August/September
2000,
p. 3.
Also in
JPG.
- "'For the first time, orientation sessions were mandatory for all
new students to Chattanooga State."
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“’C’
Building Gets New Facelift,” by Brooke Winslett,
The Chattanooga State Communicator,
October 2000, p. 1. Also in
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- The Center for Advanced Technology is renovated.
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"Campus
Accessibility - Do You Think So?" by Brooke Winslett,
The Chattanooga State Communicator,
October 2000,
p. 26. Also in
JPG.
- "Of the total student population, 350 of those students have a
disability...." Automatic doors and other projects are discussed.
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"WAWL-Nut
Invasion Set for October 13," by Randy Arnold,
The Chattanooga State Communicator,
October 2000,
p. 2.
Also in
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- WAWL celebrates being on the air 20 years.
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“Changes
Ahead Next Fall,” information from Dr. Catanzaro, The Chattanooga
State Communicator, November 2000,
p. 1. Also in
JPG.
- "Chattanooga State will be switching to a fourteen week schedule
as of the fall 2001 semester."
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The Chattanooga Times Free Press has given Chattanooga State Community College, Augusta R. Kolwyck
Library, permission to scan and post newspaper articles on its Web
page. Permission was provided to the library by Bob Lutgen,
Managing Editor of Operations, Chattanooga Times Free Press on April
17, 2006, and extended August 1, 2006, and August 13, 2008.
Additional
information
Augusta R. Kolwyck, for whom the library is named
East
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