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Atlantic Cape Community College’s Information Source
March 7, 2014
NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW
Nominations for Distinguished Alumni Award Due March 21
Atlantic Cape’s Alumni Association Advisory Committee is accepting
nominations for the President’s Distinguished Alumni Award. The award
recognizes Atlantic Cape graduates who have distinguished themselves through
professional, personal, public or community-based accomplishments.
This prestigious award demonstrates the college’s dedication to strengthening
alumni relations. Visit http://atlantic.edu/alumni/ to nominate a graduate for this
honor by Friday, March 21.
The recipient will be announced and recognized at graduation, Thursday, May 22. Past award recipients
include: Dr. Valerie Travis-Reese, practicing psychologist; Katherine M. Morris, Esq., partner, Cooper
Levenson, Attorneys at Law; Michael R. Rann, Esq., Michael R. Rann Law Offices, LLC; and Dr.
Janice DeCicco Fipp, superintendent, Northfield School District.
Last Chance for Gala, 50/50 Raffle Tickets
This is the last week to buy tickets to South Jersey’s premier fundraising
event. The Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala’s 31st annual dining
extravaganza is planned for Thursday, March 13, at Bally’s Atlantic City
Hotel and Casino. With the theme “The Greatest Gala on Earth,” the 2014
Gala will feature a vintage carnival atmosphere and spectacular feast.
The annual event celebrates food with hors d’oeuvres prepared by students
at the Academy of Culinary Arts and the house specialties of 39 of the
area’s best restaurants at a progressive dining experience. An elegant
dessert reception will complete the evening’s festivities.
The Gala features several genres of live music, including Don’t Call Me Francis, The FM Band and
Lenny Mitchell. Performance ice sculptor Peter Slavin, an Academy of Culinary Arts graduate and owner
of Fear No Ice Philly, will take the stage during the cocktail reception.
Participating restaurants include: Amada, American Cut, Annata Wine Bar, Arturo’s, Azure by Allegretti,
Buddakan Atlantic City, Chart House, The Continental, Distrito, Dos Caminos, The Ebbitt Room,
Foundation Room, Girasole Ristorante & Lounge, Grotto, Il Mulino New York, Kelsey’s, Kwi Noodle
Bar, Lillie’s Asian Cuisine, Lugo Italian, Luke Palladino at Harrah’s, Mama Mia’s Ristorante & Catering,
Mussel Bar, Nero’s Tuscan Steakhouse at Caesars, The Princeton and Ram’s Head Inn. Also featured are:
Renault Winery Resort, The Reserve at Bally’s, Resorts Hotel & Casino Eastwind Chinese Restaurant,
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Robert’s Steakhouse, Scannicchio’s, Scarduzio’s at Showboat, Sheraton Atlantic City, The Smithville
Inn, Sofia, Steve & Cookie’s by the Bay, Tropicana Casino Resort—Fin, Vic and Anthony’s Steakhouse,
Village Whiskey and Yacht Club of Stone Harbor.
In addition, three lucky winners will share up to $17,500 in the 2014 Restaurant Gala 50/50 Raffle. Only
350 tickets will be sold at $100 each. Three cash prizes will be awarded, including: $10,500, first prize;
$5,250, second prize; and $1,750, third prize. Dollar amounts are based on all 350 tickets being sold. The
winning tickets will be drawn at the March 13 Gala. Winners do not need to be present.
For tickets or more information, contact Torrina Bennett-Michael at ext. 4672, tbennett@atlantic.edu.
‘See Yourself at Atlantic Cape;’ College to Host Open House April 6
The college will hold its spring 2014 College-wide Open House with the theme “See Yourself at Atlantic
Cape” on Sunday, April 6, from noon-3 p.m., at the Mays Landing Campus.
Admissions is taking a new approach for this open house, and will feature a welcome by Dr. Peter L.
Mora; academic presentations in the gym; information sessions running from 12:45-1:15 p.m., 1:30-2
p.m. and 2:15-2:45 p.m.; tours and giveaways for attendees to better experience our faculty and campus.
Please consider volunteering to provide an overview of your academic program or careers in your field.
Faculty support has always been strong for recruitment events, and we look forward to your participation
in the spring open house.
Confirm your participation with Andre Richburg, dean, enrollment management and college relations, at
ext. 5086 or arichbur@atlantic.edu.
Prospective students will have the opportunity to meet college faculty and staff, apply for admission, tour
the campus, learn about financial aid options, win an iPad, and discover how to launch a new career with
a college degree or short-term training certificate.
Participants can also attend information sessions that provide an overview of specific areas, including:
Parent Information, Testing, Financial Aid, Career Opportunities, The Academy of Culinary Arts,
Nursing and Health Care, New Media Studies, Aviation and more.
Athlete Named ‘Woman of the Year’
Volleyball and softball player Jessica Solorzano, a Pleasantville native and
graduate of the Atlantic County Institute of Technology, was named a Woman of
the Year by the New Jersey Association for Girls and Women in Sports.
Solorzano, 19, is an Academy of Culinary Arts student, and intends to pursue a
bachelor’s degree in hospitality management upon graduation. The sophomore
plays both volleyball and softball. She was an outfielder for the Bucs’ 2013
softball team, which recorded its most wins in its history. She was volleyball team
captain and outside hitter in fall 2013.
She was nominated by softball coach Sean Thomas, who praised her leadership
and volunteerism. She is active in volunteering, most recently at the Adopt-a-
School event in December for Charles Spragg Elementary School children.
Jessica Solorzano
Her other accolades include receiving Atlantic Cape’s first NJCAA All Academic
2Team Award for the 2013 softball team and being named All-Academic Garden State Athletic Conference
and Academic All Region in volleyball in 2012 and for softball and volleyball in 2013.
“It’s remarkable how much Jess has accomplished athletically and academically at Atlantic Cape. For her
to play two sports so well and have so much success in the classroom is truly amazing,” said Mike
Rennick, assistant director of athletics.
Women of the Year recipients were honored at the annual New Jersey National Girls and Women in
Sports Day luncheon at Seton Hall University. Each year, the NAGWS presents the Woman of the Year
award to one exceptional athlete from each college and university in the state for their achievements in
athletics, academics and community service.
TIAA-CREF Announces Individual Counseling Sessions at Atlantic Cape
Individual counseling appointments with a TIAA-CREF representative are available throughout the spring
semester at the Mays Landing Campus on the following dates:
Tuesday, March 18, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., J-207
Wednesday, April 23, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., J-207
Friday, May 30, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., J-207
Tuesday, June 24, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., J-207
To schedule an appointment, call l-866 843-5640.
Nominations for Student L.E.A.D. Program Due March 21
The Leadership Education and Development Program needs faculty and staff to identify students they feel
have leadership potential and may be willing to participate in leadership activities throughout the 2014-
2015 academic year.
Once nominated, the students will receive an invitation to interview with the L.E.A.D. program selection
committee. Selected students will have the opportunity to participate in leadership training and represent
the college at various events throughout the year.
Committee members will look for the following eligibility requirements and qualities during the process:
Students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA; students must plan to return during the 2014-2015 academic
year; and students must display leadership roles in the classroom and/or on campus, show initiative, be a
team player, be open-minded, be responsible, show enthusiasm for helping others and demonstrate
effective interpersonal skills.
Email nominations with the student’s full name and college ID number to Victor Moreno at
vmoreno@atlantic.edu by Friday, March 21.
Speaker Addresses Business Attire, Etiquette to Students
Dr. Alex Ellis, award-winning author, speaker, custom clothier, mentor and
gentleman of distinction, presented the workshop “Image is Power: Go From
Being Seen to Being Remembered™,” Feb. 20, at the Mays Landing Campus.
Dr. Ellis has been featured on such programming as: CBS Radio, Fox, Steve
Harvey Morning Show, CNN and Jet. Attendees were captivated by Dr. Ellis’
engaging discussion on proper business attire, etiquette and keys to success. At
the conclusion of the workshop, Dr. Ellis helped several students learn how to
properly tie a tie.
Dr. Alex Ellis, right, demonstrates how to tie a tie after his presentation.
3This event was sponsored by Student Support Services, Student Government and the Black Student
Alliance.
Sturdy Savings Bank Makes Donation for Scholarships
The Atlantic Cape Foundation accepted a $2,000 gift from Sturdy Savings
Bank recently. The donation is the final payment toward a $10,000 pledge for
the Create Opportunity Campaign that supports scholarships for low- to
moderate-income students.
“Atlantic Cape is grateful to Sturdy Savings Bank for their continued support
of our students. Sturdy Savings Bank’s donation to the Capital & Scholarship
Campaign is an investment that will create opportunity for many promising
students,” said Dr. Peter L. Mora, president. Dr. Mora receives a check from
Gerald “Jerry” Reeves, president
and CEO of Sturdy Savings Bank.
Casino Career Institute Offers Gaming Training this Spring
The Casino Career Institute has prepared more than 50,000 people for rewarding careers in gaming and
continues to offer top-notch training for those who wish to enter the expanding casino profession.
If you are interested in a fast entry to a career in table games, CCI is offering quick-
start courses in Blackjack, Roulette or Baccarat. The four-week courses teach the
fundamentals and emphasize game knowledge, chip value and card handling. New
sections begin weekly, and online registration is available at www.atlantic.edu/cci.
Classes also begin monthly in a variety of table games, including: Blackjack, Craps,
Baccarat, Poker and Tournament Play, Pai Gow Tiles, Roulette, Pai Gow Poker and
Carnival Games.
Entertainment Dealer—Blackjack provides experienced Blackjack dealers with the skills to transition to
an entertainment dealer. Topics include game procedure, game protection, personal presentation and
customer service. Classes begin Tuesday, March 18.
Introduction to Electronic Table Games with i-Table Blackjack translates students’ traditional skills to the
new electronic environment, beginning Monday, April 14.
Introduction to Electronic Table Games with i-Table Roulette prepares current dealers to handle chips,
electronic chips and pay bets electronically, beginning Tuesday, May 6.
CCI table games alumni can revive their skills as they return to the gaming workforce with an Alumni
Refresher Program. Graduates may take the refresher program course only for the games they previously
have taken with CCI at 50 percent of the fee. Alumni who have graduated from CCI within the last three
years can refresh their skills with the Alumni Practice Program for a $15 annual fee.
Gaming classes begin regularly, allowing students the opportunity to jump-start their casino career or
enhance their existing skills. For more information, call ext. 5655 or visit www.atlantic.edu/cci.
Atlantic Cape Offers Free Courses for Businesses and Nonprofits
Atlantic Cape will offer free Microsoft Office (2010) and social media courses for all New Jersey
businesses and nonprofits at the Cape May County Campus in April and May. The free courses are made
possible through grant funding from the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development in
partnership with the New Jersey Council of County Colleges.
4Open enrollment classes have been scheduled at CMCC on the following dates:
Excel, Level I: Thursday, April 3, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Excel, Level II: Thursday, April 10, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Word, Level I: Thursday, April 17, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Word, Level II: Thursday, April 24, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Employees can also take Social Media Fundamentals on Friday, April 25, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. This class will
teach employees which social media tool is most important based on personal and professional goals.
The class Social Media and Marketing, Friday, May 2, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., will examine how social media
platforms impact business and investigate strategies to grow your client base.
The classes are free to all private-sector and nonprofit employers in the state. To register employees for
training, contact Susan DeCicco at ext. 5655. For questions, contact Jean McAlister at
mcaliste@atlantic.edu or ext. 5688 or Esther Gandica at gandica@atlantic.edu.
Atlantic Cape to Host Poetry Reading April 16
In honor of National Poetry Month, the college will host poet BJ Ward for a reading at 7 p.m.,
Wednesday, April 16, in Cafeteria B at the Mays Landing Campus. The event is free.
Ward grew up in New Jersey and earned a BA at Richard Stockton College
of New Jersey and an MA at Syracuse University. He is the author of
several collections of poetry, including Jackleg Opera: Collected Poems
1990-2013, Gravedigger’s Birthday (2002), a Paterson Poetry Prize finalist;
17 Love Poems With No Despair (1997); and Landing in New Jersey with
Soft Hands (1994).
His poems have been featured on Garrison Keillor’s National Public Radio
Poet BJ Ward program The Writer’s Almanac, and he has received fellowships from the
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts,
and the Artist/Teacher Institute, as well as a Pushcart Prize. He has taught at the Frost Place Seminar for
Young Poets, the New Jersey Governor’s School for the Arts, and Warren County Community College.
For more information, contact Elinor Mattern at emattern@atlantic.edu.
ACA Awards New Scholarship at Advisory Board Meeting
The Academy of Culinary Arts
Advisory Board met in Careme’s Feb.
25. Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian
was a guest at the dinner meeting.
The Foundation also awarded the first
President Emeritus Scholarship
established by James Cooper, Esq.,
during the dinner. Student Steven
Above left, Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian receives a signature cookie from
Calhoun accepted the $2,500
Chef Kelly McClay, dean of the ACA. Above left, Maria Kellett presents a scholarship.
scholarship to ACA student Steven Calhoun.
5HERE’S THE SCOOP
In honor of National Nutrition Month, Chris Ranelle, RD, will perform body mass index, percent body
fat and lean mass measures as well as calorie estimations for faculty and staff during the month of March.
Contact Chris for an appointment at cranelle@atlantic.edu.
Save the date for several upcoming retirement parties for departing staff:
A farewell for Dr. Art Wexler, vice president of academic affairs, who is retiring June 30 after 37
years of service to the college. A celebration will be held at 5:30 p.m., Friday, May 9, at the Mays
Landing Country Club. Reservation information will be sent out shortly.
A send-off for Terry Budd, dean of administrative and business services, will begin at 5:30 p.m.,
Friday, May 30, at the Mays Landing Country Club. Cost is $39. Call Marge Mettille, ext. 5115.
A party for Linda McLeod, assistant director of College Recruitment, who is retiring June 30
after 28 years of service to the college. The dinner and party will be held at 5:30 p.m., Thursday,
June 5, at the Tuscany House Hotel. Cost is $38 per person. An invitation will be out shortly.
Happy birthday to: Gracellen Thorstensen, March 8; Cindy DeFalco, March 10; Jed Soifer, March 11;
Vincent Chainey, March 14; Carol Fraone, March 17; Kathy Landau, Carol Melkonian, March 18;
Esther James, March 19; Al Jou, March 20. Adjunct birthdays: A.K. Mustafa, March 7; Brian Adair,
March 12; James Joseph Cavalieri, March 19.
NEWS FROM ATLANTIC CAPE’S OTHER LOCATIONS
Greetings from the Cape May County Campus
By Lisa Apel-Gendron
CMCC students enjoyed the tribute performance for Black
History Month, “Unlocking the Doors,” starring John Alvarez,
adjunct instructor of theater, and students Anthony George and
Brandon Sayers, and an educational speech from Helen
McCaffrey, adjunct instructor, on George White. The play was
organized and written by Tammy DeFranco, director, CMCC
student services & campus management. About 80 students
attended, as well as SGA Adviser Doug Mills and SGA leader
Israel Negron. Thank you SGA, students and staff for your
ongoing support in making these events successful.
CMCC sparkles with a fresh blanket of snow.
Newly installed on the back wall of the dining room is a flexible
system for displaying artwork. Cheryl Crews, adjunct instructor of art, designed the layout and specified
the needed hardware, which was quickly installed by the facilities team of Rob Townsend and Tim
Cliggett. The first exhibit will be provided by the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New
Jersey. Subsequent exhibits will feature student and faculty work or themed work for Women’s History
Month, Black History Month, Earth Day, AIDs awareness, and the like. Thank you, Cheryl, for designing
the system!
Middle Township High School seniors visited CMCC March 4 to take the Accuplacer and tour the
campus. Great job, Kathleen Denice and testing team!
Once again, student orators from Cape May County 4-H will utilize our classrooms during Spring Break.
The annual public presentations competition prepares local 4-H speakers for statewide competition later
in the year. The students and volunteer judges will be here March 17, 18 and 21, from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m.
6We welcome back part-time employee Rebecca Portnoy to the CMCC business office. Rebecca had been
working at main campus the last few months. Great having you back, Becky!
Looking to pamper yourself without spending a lot of cash? Our friends at the Cape May County
Technical School District have the answer! As the cosmetology students near completion of their
program, they open their salon to the public. Appointments for hair, skin and nail care are available in the
evenings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays through April, and prices are reasonable. The “Tech,”
as we call it, has always supported Atlantic Cape’s mission in Cape May County, housing many of our
classes for the decade leading up to the construction of CMCC. So, we like to return the favor. Phone
465-2161, ext. 435, to inquire or to make an appointment.
Have a worry-free weekend!
Greetings from the Worthington Atlantic City Campus
By Linda Palmer
Beat the winter weather blues with this news!
Tutoring Update—Encourage students to seek assistance through tutoring. Math tutors assist students in
MATH 073 and 074. Writing tutors can help students with English, ESL, writing, reading and
conversation skills. Tutoring is “drop-in” during scheduled hours, but it is recommended students sign up
in advance to reserve a time. Sign-up sheets are located outside Room 142. Tutoring for upper level math
courses and other classes is by request and availability. Direct inquiries to Michael Sargente,
msargent@atlantic.edu or ext. 4833.
Campus tutoring schedules for the spring semester:
Math Writing
Monday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Tuesday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tuesday Noon – 4 p.m.
Wednesday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Thursday 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Thursday Noon – 4 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
WACC students enjoyed a fun-filled day with Black History Trivia
recently. The Student Government Association sponsored the Black
History Game Show with prizes. Students had an opportunity to answer
questions over four rounds. The final four competed for the top prize.
Additionally, on Feb. 25, students read essays on “My Dream for
America.” The students represented English and DEVA 155 classes.
There were 14 students from four different cultures that participated.
The Cross-Cultural Club sold
They all did a fantastic job! All participants were given a Lamp of
Valentine packages as a fundraiser Learning trophy and a gift voucher to the café. Students in attendance also
last month. received a gift voucher to the café. Thanks to Michelle Wilson, English
faculty, Cynthia Correa, director student services, and Lorna Monk,
work-study student, for making the event a true success.
The Cross-Cultural Club organized a successful Valentine’s Day
fundraiser last month. Everyone at WACC took a few moments to “smell
the roses” when club members sold long-stemmed red roses and
companion cards with a bonus Hershey’s Kiss included in the package.
7ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Congratulations to David Pringle, counselor, and Dr. Joy Jones Carmack, assistant professor of
communication, on being selected for this year’s Top 40 Under 40 by Atlantic City Weekly,
http://bit.ly/1gcvpEf.
Charles Vogt, sous chef at Mussel Bar in Atlantic City and ACA graduate, is a finalist in the Skuna Bay
Kentucky Derby Chef Challenge.
ATLANTIC CAPE IN THE NEWS
The Press of Atlantic City and The Current previewed the March 13 Restaurant Gala,
http://bit.ly/1mZPerq, http://bit.ly/1gMZL1H and http://bit.ly/1fKh5YO.The event was also featured in
New Jersey Monthly magazine and The Cape May County Herald, http://bit.ly/1gdbVj2 and
http://bit.ly/1dwDma2.
Michelle Washington Wilson, adjunct professor, was featured in The Press of Atlantic City Everyone
Has a Story column, http://bit.ly/1gUSmxr.
The Press of Atlantic City printed a news release about the personal fitness training certification the
college is offering in conjunction with Tilton Fitness, http://bit.ly/1gdc4Tv.
Chef Educator Michael Huber interviewed Lisa Erdley, executive chef at The Mad Batter, for a feature
in The Press of Atlantic City, http://bit.ly/NYDTIk.
The Press of Atlantic City reported on the men’s basketball team’s appearance in the Region 19 playoffs,
http://bit.ly/1hQpPM2.
The Press of Atlantic City wrote a feature article about the “An Evening In” culinary workshop series led
by Chef Jon Davies for the community, http://bit.ly/1hQVTyT.
The Cape May County Herald printed a news release about the April 6 expanded college-wide open house
admissions is planning, http://bit.ly/1qczy3a.
The Press of Atlantic City reported on Golden Corral assuming food service responsibilities at the Mays
Landing Campus, http://bit.ly/1hQqHQZ.
A donation from Sturdy Savings Bank to the college’s Capital and Scholarship Campaign was covered by
The Cape May County Herald, http://bit.ly/1gVDAX7.
FROM THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
On Feb. 28, the Metropolitan Business and Citizens Association hosted an inaugural scholarship ball
honoring Mayor Don Guardian of Atlantic City. Dr. Mora and Sean Fischer, dean, resource
development/president & Board of Trustees operations, attended the event, where it was announced
$300,000 in proceeds from the event will be donated to the Atlantic Cape Foundation to support city
residents attending Atlantic Cape’s programs.
This donation marks the single largest donation from an event in college and Foundation history and will
make a significant impact in removing financial barriers to education for the residents of Atlantic City.
The event was covered by The Press of Atlantic City and Atlantic City Weekly, http://bit.ly/P5KyBv and
http://bit.ly/1lCI8rd.
8THE ACCCEA AND YOU!
By Daymis Alicea
Dear Winter, Please give it a rest. Sincerely, the Atlantic Cape Community…but enough about the snow,
shovels and icy roads. Here’s some good news.
Our own ACCCEA Umbrella president, Sandi Greco, left, has accepted a position
as a part-time consultant for NJEA. Congratulations Sandi!
Opportunities abound! New Jersey City University is celebrating the 350th
anniversary of the founding of New Jersey with an all-day symposium designed for
educators, students and anyone interested in the history of our state. The event is
Saturday, April 5, and NJCU is offering continuing education credits. NJEA is an
event sponsor. For more information, visit http://www.njcu.cc/nj350/.
Mark your Calendar! Workshop Wednesdays are here again! Every Wednesday in
April we will offer a free workshop, including: an update of lasts year’s popular workshop: New Jersey
politics and how they affect you; Mental health awareness with an emphasis on substance abuse support;
The Affordable Care Act and how it will affect you; Member Benefits: What discounts and programs are
available to you and how to take advantage of great money saving offers; and a community college round
table: Learn about what is happening at community colleges around New Jersey. Workshops will begin at
5:30 p.m. at the ACCEA building, 842 Philadelphia Ave., Egg Harbor City. Dinner will be provided.
Did you know? Drexel University Online offers a 10-25 percent tuition discount for NEA members.
All programs are accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and taught by on-campus
Drexel School of Education faculty. Online programs include: MS in Teaching, Learning and Curriculum;
MS in Special Education; MS in Learning Technologies; MS in Mathematics, Learning and Teaching;
MS in Higher Education; Graduate Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorders; Graduate Certificate in
Applied Behavior Analysis; and Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Management.
Submit Now: The NJEA Higher Education Conference will be held April 11-12. You will receive
information at your home mailing address from NJEA. If you wish to attend fill out the required form and
submit to your local officer. Do not send the form directly to NJEA. The local association will pick up the
cost of a reasonable number of members to attend, but members will be required to write a check for the
full cost of the conference. The check will be returned to you upon arrival at the conference. Watch your
mail and the CommuniCator for more information.
Keep your area of ACCCEA-related news exciting and informative. Send your photos and interesting
stories, and other ACCCEA event happenings to dalicea@atlantic.edu, subject: CommuniCator.
‘Till next time, keep working together!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
The calendar is updated regularly at http://www.atlantic.edu/calendars/index.php. Be sure to add your
events. Go to www.atlantic.edu and at the top right, click on calendars. Scroll down and at the bottom left,
select Add Event Form and submit your event!
Next Issue of the Atlantic Cape CommuniCator March 21
The next issue of the Atlantic Cape CommuniCator will be Friday, March 21. Deadline is noon, Monday,
March 17. Email your submissions to Stacey Clapp, sclapp@atlantic.edu.
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