Gabe Elmosleh
Gabriel Elmosleh is the Co-Editor-in-Chief for The Clackamas Print.
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor On Mar 16, Senator Ron Wyden and Representative Janelle Bynum hosted a town hall at Clackamas Community College. There, they hosted a Q&A, and reaffirmed to Oregon’s voters that they would continue to fight for them. With recent changes made by the Trump Administration affecting federal funding, social…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor Clackamas Community College is looking to raise the price of tuition. Christy Owen, dean of Business Services, said tuition could rise 3% for both in and out of state students. The cost for one credit would be $130 for in-state students, and $311 per credit hour for out-of-state students. That…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor According to a Department of Homeland Security statement, campuses are no longer off limits to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. However, the college’s safety director, Dennis Marks, said the odds of immigration enforcement happening on the Clackamas Community College campus are low. “I don’t anticipate that to be very likely,” said…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor Clackamas Community College recently acquired a 19.23-acre plot of land off Beavercreek Road for $3.75 million. “The purpose of the land on Beavercreek Road at this point is to landbank it so we can go ahead and do a future masterplan for the Oregon City campus,” said Jeff Shaffer, vice…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor Every student who applied for a grant from the student government in fall received an award. The Associated Student Government awarded 52 grants to Clackamas Clackamas Community students. During the January CCC board of education meeting, ASG talked to the board about the grants. The 52 grants that were…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor College president Tim Cook and other college officials are expecting the $120 million bond measure to pass. This newfound optimism comes after new election results show that bond measure 3-613, which was previously failing on election night, now has more than a 1,000-vote lead. In an email sent out on…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor The Clackamas Community College Veteran Education and Training Center has a new leader. Aubrie Balkwill, a Marine Corps veteran who served within Marine Wing Support Squadron 171, left the service in 2019 after a four-year-long career in the Corps that included a stint in Japan. Balkwill said she was ready…
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The bond measure that would have supported Clackamas Community College is too close to call. At 5 p.m. Wednesday, Clackamas County reported 49.94% of voters saying yes and 50.06% saying no; not all ballots have been counted. “I wish it were different. It’s really close,” said college president Tim Cook. “We’re down less…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor Lee Mauras, a student and athlete at Clackamas Community College, was shot and killed in Portland’s Old Town on Oct. 6. He was just 23 years old. Mauras, originally from Long Island, New York, was a dedicated wrestler. He competed throughout high school, becoming a three-time New York State medalist.…
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By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor The library at Clackamas Community College has started expanding its collection of books that covers tough topics like mental health, family relationships and addiction. “We are just thinking about the ways that we can reach students. Sometimes students don’t want to talk about things that they need information on,” said…
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