Thread regarding Corinthian Colleges Inc. layoffs

Portland, Oregon: That new campus for a new era will be one of the first to close.

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This post is about the new tiny Everest in Portland, not Heald.

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We might see just how long the era is.

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Interesting: Two replies at the same time count as one!

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Opened June 9, 2014, 14 days ago.

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“For Everest-Portland, this is a new building for a new era,” said Siri Dixon, president of Everest College-Portland, in a news release. “The one-floor layout plan will provide a welcome respite for students to access their study sites. It also provides students with the opportunity to work more closely with their teachers and other staff, benefiting flow both ways. http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/blog/real-estate-daily/2014/06/everest-college-to-open-new-portland-campus.html

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Heald is in the same old building. It's Everest College that's in the new building.

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So that is where all the money went?

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Heald Portland or the new Everest Campus in downtown?

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