By Luis Burgess SuHtlle Community College will move forward with Dr. Ed K. Erickson as the major architect. He has built homes for his, family: now he is dedicated to the task of building this college. Dr. Erickson, president of Seattle Community College, arrives at his ‘”college-building” job at 6:30 a.m. to start the long…

By Uknown Keith Logdahl. a student in S.C.C.s food department at Edison, will spend the next .school year learning the art of fine cookery In England. He was chosen to receive one of m awards throughout the world by Rotary International. Logdahl. a graduate of Lincoln High School, will leave next summer or in September…

By Jim Easterling As Seattle Community College opened this fall, so did the Office of StudentFinancial Aid. It is under the direction of B. T. Hallgrimson, who is assisted byhis secretary, Mrs. Ann Pruitt. This office is in the Summit Branch of the college in the student lounge. The function of the office is to…

By Unknown Veterans who have served on active duty at least 181 days, any part of which was after January 31. 1055, are eligible to receive up to $150 a month for their education. The amount of the assistance is determined by how many dependents the veteran has, how many hours he is taking and…

By Unknown A complete 4-week course covering True Position Dimensioning will be offered by S.C.C. over KCTS-TV Channel 9 starting November 8. The course teaches the concept, vocabulary, symbols and use of true position dimensioning as applied to drawings, blueprints, and mode of manufacture of (machine) parts. The class will be held each Tuesday and…

By Unknown Wallace Goleeke’, the man who took the Ingraham High School choir to Japan in 1964, has come to Seattle Community College to head the Music Department. Goleeke, who is working on his Ph.D. at the University of Washington, served in the U. S. Navy for three years. At present he is forming a…

By Jackie Baumgardner A step toward organization and leadership was taken at the first student body meeting under the direction of William D. (Bill) Klontz. Many have not had the opportunity to become aquainted with Bill. This is for you. Bill was born in Viking, Alberta, Canada. He would not tell me the year, only…

By Dan Powers Technically Speaking . . . Seattle Community College reaches to the sky via a 590-foot tower atop Capitol Hill. A 25,000- watt TV transmitter at the base of the tower is maintained by the College. The more advanced students who have passed the federal requirements for a radio operator, are assigned to…

By Unknown The Foundation for International Understanding Through Students (FIUTS) is sponsoring a tea to welcome foreign students new to Seattle. The tea will be in the Seattle Art Museum, Volunteer Park, from 2 to 4 p.m. on October 30. Faculty and students of the Seattle Community College are invited to attend.

Tonight at 9:00 on TV 9 be sure to watch Orson Bean in the comedy “The Star Wagon.” “The Star Wagon” is a touching comedy-fantasy about ah absent-minded inventor and a time machine and the dilemma of deciding whether to live a life over again. Orson Bean, broadway and television actor, stars in the show…