Madyson Muresan
Madyson Muresan is a Co-Editor-in-Chief for The Clackamas Print. She is studying for a transfer degree to Portland State for marketing.
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Arts & Culture Editor In this clip from an interview with Clackamas Community College Cybersecurity Instructor Joel Rendon, conducted by Sports Editor Morgan Armitage, Rendon explains how the advancement of artificial intelligence can affect the technological safety and security of the college. The Clackamas Print: With AI becoming more prevalent, what kind…
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Arts & Culture Editor The Mistress of the Dark has just bewitched this spooky season with her new âCookbook from Hellâ. The goth icon, Elvira, has published a cookbook on September 30, featuring many frighteningly fun recipes for your own Halloween party. Cassandra Peterson adopted the persona of Elvira in 1981…
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Arts-&-Culture Editor Cliff Wegner passed away peacefully on July 22 at the age of 72. A celebration of life ceremony was held in his honor at the gym in Randall Hall, where many filled the bleachers to remember Coach Wegs, including family, friends and former players. Wegner began his legacy at…
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Arts-&-Culture Editor As we enter into the new school year, many students may turn to fast food to stay within budget while also getting a tasty meal. However, there are many underacknowledged restaurants in the area where you can dine within a budget. Here are the top five places to eat for…
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By Madyson Muresan Staff Writer Rock out with your fellow air guitarists at the CCC theaterâs production of âAirness,â a play about a young girl finding herself throughout an air guitar competition to find her airness and win nationals. This spring college theater department production, directed by Allison Moon, will run until June 1. at…
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By Madyson Muresan Staff Writer Students can reap the full extent of your Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits at the Oregon City Farmer’s Market. The Oregon City Farmer’s Market has many programs for food-insecure families, such as their SNAP program, Double Up Food Bucks and the Power Of Produce club. As the farmers market gets…
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By Madyson Muresan Staff Writer Clackamas Community Collegeâs resident shortstop is moving on to Division 1 baseball at Oregon State University. Earlier this month, Bryson Glassco was awarded Player of the Week in the Northwest Athletic Conference from March 3 to March 9. Soon after receiving this award, it was announced that Oregon State…
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