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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CAREER FAIR DRAWS EMPLOYERS FROM A NUMBER OF INDUSTRIES FOR RECRUITING Story and photo by Collin Berend Everyone needs a job, but not everyone can get one, even with the right skills. Clackamas Community College tries to fix this. On Tuesday, April 18, a job fair was held in the Gregory Forum, tables littered the…
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Story and photo by Collin Berend Vanessa Castle is a student at Clackamas Community College studying to be a lawyer. She left CCC during fall term to protest and stop the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota and returned for spring term. Castle served as a water protector who endured harsh, cold winter nights and…
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Story and photo by Collin Berend Clackamas Community College kicked off an event on Thursday, April 6, for the Industrial Technical Center, which will be built where the tennis courts are currently located. The event took place under a large white tent near Barlow and Randall halls. It housed many people, including locally important…
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By Collin Berend Once more, a term nears its end, and with it comes the anticipation for mental and physical relaxation for many. Some may end up going to Florida, Texas, Southern California or even Mexico for vacation. Others, on the other hand, will enjoy themselves in the luxurious city of Portland and its surrounding…
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FAKE NEWS DOMINATED MANY PLATFORMS DURING THE 2016 ELECTION By Collin Berend This past year we were bombarded with fatuous and spurious stories. by some of the most unknown websites posing as news and organizations we all know. There was fake news to exploit clicks for money, for amusement, for conspiratorial lunacy and articles…
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Story and photo by Collin Berend Clackamas Community College is partnering with an outreach dental clinic to provide free dental services. On April 22, the Harmony campus will open a one-day free dental clinic where, under instructor supervision, Clackamas Community College students will assist students from Oregon Health and Science University with fillings, cleanings…
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Story and photo by Collin Berend Cars are expensive and require much maintenance depending on how old they are. Sometimes finding a spot to park in Portland is expensive. That’s where car2go comes in. Car2go, with 2.3 million members, is currently the largest car sharing company in the world. For membership, they require your license…
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College opts for alternative resolution Story and photo by Collin Berend To protect or not to protect undocumented students? For Clackamas Community College, the answer to this question is: to the full extent that the law allows. But what does that mean for those in need with President Donald Trump in office? Colleges across…
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CAN TECHNOLOGY REPLACE PEOPLE IN THE WORKPLACE? Story and photo by Collin Berend As college students, many of us have worked a job, either in the past or currently, some more than others. Faculty members have likely worked previous jobs as well. But all of these positions are at potential risk. It’s the year 2017,…
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Story and photos by Collin Berend On Thursday, Jan. 19, Clackamas Community College students and faculty members gathered in the Community Center’s Fireside Lounge to listen and read written work by either themselves or from other authors that related to the current political atmosphere. The event lasted two hours, from 1-3 p.m. and was hosted…
