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  • ‘Fun Di Vault’ art exhibit by Ben Killen Rosenberg comes to CCC

    By Clackamas Print | February 25, 2020 | Comments Off on ‘Fun Di Vault’ art exhibit by Ben Killen Rosenberg comes to CCC

    Story by Jakob Kaiser Art is one of the best things you can enjoy in this world, and the next best thing is art of dogs and cats. Starting last week, the art exhibit “Fun Di Vault” officially opened at Clackamas Community College. But what is Fun Di Vault? This art exhibit features pieces created …

  • The XFL Opens its first season in 19 years

    By Clackamas Print | February 25, 2020 | Comments Off on The XFL Opens its first season in 19 years

    Story By Kyler Fleming The XFL is back and brings a refreshing take on football along with it. Three weeks into the season the XFL has brought a quality product to the field: Cardale Jones, Cameron Artis-Payne, Conner Cook, and Landry Jones were all college standouts. The league also includes Will Hill and Marquette King…

  • Staff writer attempts wrestling workouts

    By Clackamas Print | February 19, 2020 |

    Story by Nick Schwada There I sat — legs shaking, head foggy, wondering if it was safe for me to drive home. Monday, Feb. 10, I joined the Clackamas Community College wrestling team for one of their regular conditioning sessions. The aftermath? A sore body, blurry vision and a greater appreciation for some of the…

  • College welcomes back Black Student Union

    By Clackamas Print | February 19, 2020 | Comments Off on College welcomes back Black Student Union

      Story by Rebekah Thompson Clackamas Community College made its own history during Black History Month. The first Black Student Union event in more than 10 years, “Heads Up Black History” was held on Thursday Feb. 5 in the school’s community center. The event hosted two guest speakers, one a CCC human services student, Alley…

  • Clackamas social work instructor shares her story

    By Clackamas Print | February 18, 2020 | Comments Off on Clackamas social work instructor shares her story

    By Zach Whitley Yvonne Smith is a human services and gerontology instructor at Clackamas Community College.  She has been here for 19 years and has a master’s in social work, bachelor’s in psychology, along with a minor in women’s studies from the University of Oregon. She also serves on the Executive Council for AARP. TCP:…

  • Sonic the Hedgehog hit theaters this past weekend

    By Clackamas Print | February 18, 2020 | Comments Off on Sonic the Hedgehog hit theaters this past weekend

    Story by Jakob Kaiser “Everyone wants to live the fast life, and not many movies scratch that itch better than “Sonic The Hedgehog.” If you love the feeling of nostalgia or that giddy feeling you had as a child, then you’re going to love “Sonic the Hedgehog.” The movie consistently keeps viewers engaged within the…

  • CCC and Oregon City Library partner to bring One City, One Book

    By Clackamas Print | February 18, 2020 | Comments Off on CCC and Oregon City Library partner to bring One City, One Book

    Story By Andrew Griffin Today, it seems as if reading books is a dying pastime. Rarely anyone seems to be able to say that they have picked up and read a book from start to finish outside of a classroom setting. Fortunately, there’s a new plan to get more people into reading right here in…

  • New building may welcome mediocre name

    By Clackamas Print | February 18, 2020 | Comments Off on New building may welcome mediocre name

    Story by Kai Tinker – Staff Writer After weeks of work and asking people what they want to name a new building on campus, college administrators said last week the new student services center will be named the “Welcome Center.” The building still could get a name attached to it, said Tara Sprehe, dean of…

  • College proposes tuition increase

    By Clackamas Print | February 5, 2020 | Comments Off on College proposes tuition increase

    Story by Nick Schwada Hold on to your pockets – Clackamas Community College wants to increase tuition. The college is proposing an $8 per credit increase, which would go into effect beginning summer term. On Feb. 4, Alissa Mahar, vice president of College Services, told the President’s Council that the college needs to charge more.…

  • Blazers weigh trade options

    By Clackamas Print | February 5, 2020 |

          By Nick Schwada Coming into the 2019-20 season, there were high hopes for the Portland Trail Blazers. After coming off a trip to the Western Conference Finals, fans expected to see the Blazers make a return to the playoffs for another run. This, however, has not been the case. Through major roster…