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Olivet College of Information Technology Steps Up to Web 2.0: In the emergence of new internet technology practices seen through Web 2.0, Olivet College of Information Technology will be offering revised courses with particular emphasis of security and development practices.

Don Tinder Lectures Church History in December: Dr. Don Tinder's "Church History" intensive lectures series are being held December 5-22. This foundational course introduces key themes, movements and personalities in Christian history and theology by examining decisive periods in the history of the Church.

OCAD's Patti Oji Exhibits Watercolor Works: On December 3, Olivet's Graphic Design Instructor Patti Oji exhibited her array of talents with watercolors on canvas at an opening reception at the Thomsson Hall located in the Sausalito Presbyterian Church.