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 An alleged sexual assault was reported to the Oregon City Police Department on campus on Sept. 19. The incident was reported by an adult female who said the assault happened on the northwest boundary of the Oregon City campus after 9:30 p.m. The suspect is reported to be a…
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Drama, political corruption and backstabbing. All are qualities of “House of Cards,” the critically-acclaimed Netflix original series, and a depiction of what many of us seem to believe politics to be. “House of Cards” follows a power-hungry and ambitious Democratic congressman Francis “Frank” Underwood (Kevin Spacey) who manipulates and destroys anyone in his way to…
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Story and photo by Autumn Berend Shattered glass and a bloodstained old airbag were some of the remains that haunted the totaled silver Toyota Tundra that was involved in a crash in Sept. 26, 2011. The totaled truck was on display at Clackamas Community College in a trailer last week, provided by Oregon Impact for “Alcohol…
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By Collin Berend Why do we find it taboo for men to wear makeup? For most of my life, I have seen the notion of males wearing cosmetics as a big “no no.” Makeup, like lipstick, foundation, eyeliner or mascara are seem as a female- only product. I’ve lived my life perplexed by this social…
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Clackamas Community College President Joanne Truesdell announced that she will retire in spring 2018. Between now and then, the college is making an effort to fill the shoes of the soon to be ex-president. Clackamas held multiple events for the public, students and staff give input to help create a profile for the next president.…
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By Collin Berend Over the years, transgender rights have been in debate as advocates push for acceptance and others argue against the notion. Someone who is transgender is a person whose sense of personal identity and gender do not correspond with their birth sex, by definition. Students and faculty members who are transgender, or wish…
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The potholes strike back Story and photo by Collin Berend The plague of Clackamas Community College’s roads have returned once again: potholes. Across the campus roads, potholes would appear here and there. For a road as old as it is, that is to be expected, but what about the maintenance? Due to the winter weather…
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Story and photo by Collin Berend Jairo Rodriguez is the current Associated Student Government President for Clackamas Community College. He ran for office again this year and won. Rodriguez is one of few students to serve as president more than once. Q:Â What can you tell us about yourself? A:Â I am a first generation college student.…
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By Collin Berend A growing economy is a benefit to everyone in Oregon City and students at Clackamas Community College. CCC is partnering up with the city of Oregon City and the Oregon City Chamber of Commerce in promoting the Beavercreek Employment Area, which is more than 80 acres of available industrial property. The property…
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The body of Brandon Powell, 18, was found Friday, April 28, in the Clackamas River near McIver Park. Powell was a Clackamas Community College student and athlete on the track and field team. “[The body was] found 100 yards north [of the] boat ramp,” said Sandy Police public information officer Sam Craven. “The medical examiner…
