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Worldwide pollution issues and how they affect individual lifestyles will be among the topics tackled by Pat Nixon, an environmental engineer with Ford Motor Co., who will speak at a Spring 2000 Focus Semester event scheduled for Monday, Feb. 7, at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Pennsylvania College of Technology is helping to develop a curriculum that represents the first step in furnishing the Pennsylvania hardwood industry with the well-trained employees it needs to thrive in a global economy.

Four students from Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Construction and Design Technologies placed third recently in the National Association of Home Builders college competition, held in Dallas. The students, who represented the College and the student chapter of the National Association of Home Builders, are: Jarod A.K. Ambrosino, cabinetmaking and millwork, Kingston; Daniel P.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has begun an exciting nationwide initiative to promote greater professionalism and academic training among paralegals. Starting this month, the College launches the 2000 Legal Assistant Student Writing Competition, the first of its kind among paralegal/legal assistant students.

The Central Pennsylvania Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc., in conjunction with Pennsylvania College of Technology, will conduct its annual Safety Day and Expo at the College on Thursday, Jan. 27.

"Teaching Developmental Education: Policy and Pedagogy," a PBS Adult Learning Service Teleconference, will be held Thursday, Jan. 27, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The event, scheduled for 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the Advisement Center in Room 154 of the Learning Resources Center, will examine developmental education from a national and a classroom perspective.

Students and faculty in the Schools of Transportation Technology and Natural Resources Management at Pennsylvania College of Technology will test their mettle in the drag-racing arena as they develop and build a Super Stock/GT drag car and a diesel drag truck this year.

U.S.-China business relations in the aftermath of the June 4, 1989, student revolt in Tiananmen Square will be the topic of a Focus Semester program at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday, Jan. 27. In this initial program of the series, scheduled for 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Penn's Inn in the Bush Campus Center, Dr. Dennis R.

"Selected Paintings," a collection of works by students at Pennsylvania College of Technology, will be on display from Tuesday, Jan. 18, through Friday, Jan. 28, at the 202 Gallery in the Bush Campus Center. The exhibition features paintings done by students in the Painting I and II classes at the College. Most of the works are by students in the Graphic Design program.

When Nyric Gosley and Sarah Spatzer spend time at the new Toddler Room at Pennsylvania College of Technology, their mothers and grandmothers are never far away. Each workday, mail clerk Helena N. Yancey brings Nyric, her 2-year-old son, to the Toddler Room, which is part of The Children's Learning Center facility on the first floor of the Bush Campus Center. Yancey's mother, Shirley A.