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JJC
(redirected from Joliet Junior College)

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JJCJoliet Junior College (Illinois)
JJCJohn Jay College
JJCJuvenile Justice Clearinghouse
JJCJurong Junior College (Jurong, Singapore)
JJCJuvenile Justice Council (various locations)
JJCJuvenile Justice Corrections Services (Council on Accreditation)
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Moir was born in Chicago and spent the first part of his life in Illinois, attending Joliet Junior College and receiving a B.
James Moir, Earth Scientist and Teacher by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Ben Waldvogel, a graduate of Joliet West High School, who is a freshman at Joliet Junior College, spent the summer before his senior year of high school building decks and walls through STA.
Unions, contractors and CTE: in a successful partnership in Illinois, ... by Jarosz, Francesca / Techniques
After leaving Sheridan last September, Edwards enrolled at Joliet Junior College and is working as a laborer in a warehouse.
Illinois' 'drug prison' is a success by St. Gerard, Vanessa / Corrections Today
 
 
 
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