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Self-Instructional
language programs at LMC
Lake Michigan College now offers If-instructional courses
for either academic or continuing edu tion credit in Japanese,
Italian and Russian.
The lfi-week course are taught in a learner-centered format
, which incorporates video tapes, audio tapes and two-hour
weekly drill sessions conducted by native speaking drill instruc­
tors.
The courses are offered under the av spices of the National
As ociation of Self-In t uctional .Language Programs
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For more information regarding any of the self-instructional
language programs, call Tim Wheeler at (616) 927-3571, ext.
5133. For information on French, German or Italian, call Char­
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By DO A LE IS
WHILE
Clinton' h
ACHC Applauds
th care plan for
critical of Clin­
ton' pro , calling it " ep
in th right di ction but falling
hort" of effectively ponding
to the medical i uranee n
of 10 -income Americans.
Ho r, in citing th poor
health care habits practiced by
many Americans, J ac on
warned, "The best health ca
system cannot protect you from
liquor, cigarett and a fatty
diet." He said that violence is
also a health care issue that
must be confronted with valu
and addressed by communiti .
The nearly 2,000 community
health cente represented by
NACHC are frontline providers
of medical care to the poor, the
homeless, and migrant farmers.
Their survival largely rests on
continued federal upport and
NISE sponsors PTO grants
The NISE Organization (Neighborhood Information & Shar­
ing Exchange), will be sponsoring grants to Parent Teacher
Organizations (PTO) within the Benton Harbor Area School
District.
"The purpose of the grant awards will be to provide support
to the efforts of parents within schools and to encourage the
development and viability of additional parent groups within
each school building," id Monique Partlow, NISE Education
Coordinator.
eh hool ppl�· (or a nt m have rent organi-
zation witn no 1 tqan four (4) active pa nt bers, accord-
ing to P rtlow. She '<1 the grant award is on a match is
with each PTO responsible to raise one-fourth of their grant
request from other sources. Requests may range from $500-
$2,500 per PTO.
Applications along with grant requirements may be obtained
at the NISE Office, 858 Pipestone, Suite 5, Monday through
Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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pe king on Febru ry 27th before
oclation of Community H 81th
inclusion in the reformed health
ca system .. Thus, ACHC is
ligning alli on the Hill who
back the community health cen­
t r movem nt.
legislate the love and COD rn
that com from the centers."
Senators Edward nn y (D­
MA) nd -Iohn Cha� (R-RI)
also reooived wards.
Founded in 1970, the Na­
tional ociationofCommunity
Health center is national
membership organization which
advoca on behalf of commu­
nity-based health care programs
and their constituents - some
seven million poor, homele
and migrant American who lack
access to health car .
o G Charles
Rangel (D-NY), a nior member
of the Congressional Black Cau­
cus, has been long-time propo­
nent of the centers and was
among three national Ia wmak-
eI'S honored by NACRC at its
congressional awards reception
on March 1st.
In receiving the 1994 Barbara
Schneider Memorial Health
Recognition Award, Congress­
man Rangel commented on the
unique quality of care given by
community health centers, say­
ing." congress would be unable to
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