March 27
Seattle Sites of the Day:
Smart Girls
Horizons Unlimited
Seattle Expanding Your Horizons
Horizons Unlimited is a year-round mentoring program for girls to "inspire
girls to explore science, math and technology careers by providing hands on
learning opportunities... including on-site company visits and one-on-one
mentoring."
SEYH is "an annual day of career exploration in math, science, and
technology for girls in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. This year's conference is
on April 1st at Seattle University. Review the
list of workshops...
preregistration is required." [Registration ended Mar 25] (206) 236-9720 or seyh@smart-girls.org.
Dandelion Collective
DC: Seattle Dance Laws
"It is too difficult to throw [large] legal parties. ... It is too expensive
to make it legal. It is too much of a hassle to make it legal. ... One of
the biggest issues is... the Teen Dance Ordinance." DC wants to "help people
make a positive and informed contribution to changing these laws. We believe
that the laws/municiple code needs to be changed to make it easier to hold
parties, otherwise parties will remain 'underground', and adhere to no
laws."
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March 26 - April 1
Seattle Site of the Week:
Bike Works - Community Bike Shop
"One day in 8th grade, I was walking with my friend Mikaelin
and he mentioned something about working at a bicycle shop. Since
we were right by the shop at the time, we went in there and
talked to a guy named Chris.
"We asked them if they had job opportunities and Chris told
us that they had a program called Earn-a-Bike. For only $20
and permission from your mom or dad, you can participate. He
explained that you take a class about bicycle repair (a different
part each week). Then during Earn-a-Bike you work on bikes and
they pay you a bicycle part by part."
- D. J. Smith, Earn-A-Bike graduate, Fall 1998
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