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Seattle Colleges faculty unions stand in solidarity for May Day walkout at Seattle Central College
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Titanic: The Exhibition review
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Woodworking program comes to an end

By Tássia Almeida on Saturday, March 12, 2022

The Wood Technology Center has decided to terminate the Architectural Woodworking and Fine Furniture Making program (undergraduate certificate) which is in its last quarter.