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By Erik Paul Design Editor Clackamas Community College is looking to keep college president Tim Cook with a new three-year contract and a 20 percent raise over when he was hired in 2018. The college board of education was scheduled to read his newest employment agreement at the college board meeting on May 15.…
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By Erik Paul & Gabriel Elmosleh Design Editor & News Editor Sue Mach opened this year’s Compose Creative Writing Conference, sponsored by the Clackamas Community College English department, by announcing her retirement, marking this as her last conference at the college. In Mach’s time at CCC she made numerous contributions such as organizing Compose, chairing…
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By Erik Paul Design Editor Campus safety officers respond to calls on an “almost daily” basis regarding the presence of nonstudents on Clackamas Community College campus according to Dennis Marks, director of college safety. Whether sleeping in bushes, on benches or hiding out in bathrooms until after hours – it’s Campus Safety’s role to ensure…
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By Erik Paul Design Editor OREGON CITY, Ore. – Writers, publishers and literary enthusiasts are gearing up for Clackamas Community College’s highly anticipated annual Compose Creative Writing Conference, set to take place on Saturday, May 18, 2024, starting at 10 a.m. The event, organized by CCC’s English department, promises a day filled with inspiration,…
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By Erik Paul Design Editor The Haggart Observatory, nestled within Clackamas Community College’s Environmental Learning Center, has unveiled its eagerly anticipated schedule for public viewing nights in 2024. Teaming up with Rose City Astronomers, this year’s lineup promises captivating stargazing experiences for visitors of all ages. Astronomers and curious minds alike will…
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By Erik Paul Design Editor For most people the idea of traveling to a destination with “lost” in its name might not sound appealing. However, for me, a single parent juggling responsibilities, a student who just completed a demanding load of eighteen credits and a guy who occasionally seeks dissociation — it’s quite enticing.…
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By Erik Paul A/V editor The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), recently named the country’s top science museum, opened its doors to the public on Saturday, March 2, to showcase the most comprehensive exhibition ever devoted to tyrannosaurs. “Tyrannosaurs – Meet the Family” promises an immersive exploration into the…
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By Erik Paul A/V editor For many people, the prospect of buying a new vehicle might be out of the question. With all of the other costs that life incurs, transportation may be the least of a person’s worries. But for many, it can still be fun to window shop. On Feb. 22 the Oregon…
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By Erik Paul A/V Editor As the Gregorian calendar marks time using the sun and celebrates the new year in January, many Asian cultures celebrate the new year in February with the onset of the lunar calendar’s new year. “The Portland Chinatown Museum wants to welcome you and thank you all for coming on…
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By Erik Paul A/V Editor Winters in Portland can be tough. Constant rain. Lack of sun. Minimal daylight hours. Many Portlanders find little incentive to venture outside their homes. However, for the Portland Winter Light Festival hundreds made an exception. Locals, like moths to flame, were drawn out to see the lights at the event…
