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By Jeanette Wright The Clackamas Print One ton of food donated to CCC Cougar Cave. The Clackamas Community College Cougar Cave food drive is almost over, but two first-year experience students convinced Albertsons-Safeway to donate over 2000 pounds of food to the student-run free pantry. Associated Student Government Community Wellness Director Rachael Morgan is in…
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CLACKAMAS WOMEN’S SERVICES PARTNERS WITH CCC TO BRING NEW RESOURCE TO CAMPUS Story and photo by Jeanette Wright The Clackamas Print Sexual violence is the least-reported crime, and often victims have no idea how to respond, who to talk to or where to go. Helping victims figure out what to do is the most important…
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CAMPUS SECURITY LOOK FOR WAYS TO IMPROVE SAFETY AROUND CAMPUS Story and photos by Jeanette Wright The Clackamas Print As the weather gets colder, and the days get shorter, safety issues on campus after dark are more prominent. The Campus Safety is adjusting to new members and equipment, and working to improve their performance and…
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Campus safety aims to keep CCC a better place By Jeanette Wright The Clackamas Print Campus Safety is big at Clackamas Community College, and efforts to make the campuses safer bring changes in the department. New radios for communication and a new manager are just some of the changes in the safety department this term.…
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FOR THOSE NOT ABLE TO COMMIT TO THE CHAMBER CHOIR, THE RENEGADE GOSPEL MAY BE A BETTER FIT By Jeanette Wright The Clackamas Print Not everyone can join a chamber choir right off the bat, and some may require more experience. That’s where the beauty of a community choir comes in. How is…
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