Careers carved at new wood-technology center
At the new $25 million Wood Technology Center at Seattle Central Community College, which will be dedicated this evening, old-world craftsmanship often attracts a diverse student body. Student Jo Hoffman, 58, above, said she "liked the instant gratification" of building something with her hands.
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Teaching artists Daemond Arrindell and Carter Rodriquez helped eight inmates at Monroe Correctional Facility produce this original play through writing and theatre workshops at the prison for Engaged Theatre, a program by Freehold Theatre of Seattle.
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