Autumn Berend
Autumn Berend is the Editor-in-Chief for The Clackamas Print. Her focus is primarily news reports and briefs. She is the author of the inactive column "The Paradoxical" and author of the on-going column "The Angry Tranny".
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By Autumn Berend Editor-in-Chief Clackamas Community College hosted the Mount Hood Theater Conference for the student directed One-Act Play on Feb. 9.With six high schools from a local conference. Every year, the conference holds the student-directed one-act plays where students get a chance to perform in front of other students. “They were looking for a…
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Dear readers, Last week, The Clackamas Print published a brief that was written by me regarding the Clackamas Community College Call Center coming to a close wherein I stated that “With the end of the call center comes an end to a means to cover students’ tuition.” This is false and the Print greatly regrets…
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By Autumn Berend Editor-in-Chief Clackamas Community College is shutting down the Call Center, due to variables such as few calls that can be handled by students, according to public information officer Lori Hall. In its place, will be a phone tree, which, when called, will connect callers to the office they wish to speak with.…
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By Autumn Berend Editor-in-chief Is ethical journalism dying? The answer may not surprise you, but the reason might. Journalism is considered to be the first draft of history, marking down events that take place and recording them in archives. Because of journalism, we know what’s happening in Syria during the Civil War, what happens within…
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A 30-YEAR-OLD SUPREME COURT DECISION CONTINUES TO RESTRICT SCHOOL PRESS By Autumn Berend Editor in Chief Roughly 30 years ago the United States Supreme Court made a decisive choice in a very important ruling that would determine just how much freedom you or your family have in school. In 1988, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled…
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An appeal to those who oppose public healthcare By Autumn Berend Editor-in-Chief Medicaid is far more important than you think. Let me tell you a story why. It was the Fourth of July in 2017 and the weather was blisteringly warm, and the sun was beating down upon my back as I marched to the…
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By Autumn Berend Editor-in-Chief The bloodsuckers have come to the college, and they wish to take plenty of it before they leave. The Associated Student Government is hosting a blood drive from Oct. 24 to 25 and performed by Bloodworks Northwest, a blood donation company. The expectations are high, in hopes people will donate blood…
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Introducing a new column, The Paradoxical By Autumn Berend Editor-in-Chief Often I find myself tired by the ever growing annoyance that is American politics. If I’ve learned anything from the presidential election of 2016, it’s how low and unenlightened of a country we’ve become. Often I find myself as the outsider, holding ideas that make…
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By Autumn Berend Editor in Chief All aboard for the Clackamas Community College Xpress shuttle. The college has worked to improve the Xpress shuttle bus that traverses from the Clackamas Town Center, Harmony and Wilsonville campuses to make commuting less of a hassle for students. The changes include making the travel time more accurate for…
