Arts & Culture
By Jackson Smith Co-Editor-in-Chief Each year, summer swings around granting the ability for some much needed time off for our staff. Three whole months to visit loved ones, go on hikes, swim in rivers and travel the world. This summer, our staff at The Clackamas Print traveled far and wide in their time off, spontaneously…
By Madyson Muresan Co-Editor-in-Chief As a full-time student who works two part-time jobs and subcontracts as a newspaper designer, I find it difficult to balance my time between classes, work, studying, home responsibilities and spending time with friends and family. I’m sure many students can relate to this struggle, whether you are a parent returning…
By Daegan Waagmeester Web Editor It’s officially a cozy season, which means hot cocoa, blankets, and rainy views through the window. And when you’re finally ready to venture out of the house, what better place to visit than your local movie theater. This fall has nothing short of a miracle line up of new releases…
By Daegan Waagmeester Web Editor The chill in the air, the smell of rain and a pumpkin spice latte in hand. Fall is here at last and if you’re anything like me, seasons have soundtracks. And every year those sound tracks are influenced by what your favorite artist is releasing at the time and what…
By Madyson Muresan Arts & Culture Editor Oregon is known for its hiking culture and good weather three months out of the year. So what better way than to break the seasonal depression than to get out and reconnect with nature? As an amateur hiker and Oregon native, here are my top five spots to…
By Oliver Scripter Staff writer During the final stretch of the school year before Memorial Day, students on the campus of Clackamas Community College were lined up to take out any built up frustrations. With a hammer in hand, these angry students swung into a helpless car, breaking it down with every thunk, and with…
By Corban Stanton Copy Editor As spring comes to an end and summer kicks into gear, gardens go from budding to bountiful, and it offers exciting prospects. There are countless options to cook up with the produce, and it can be overwhelming to navigate through. In late May and early June, berries start to get…
By Daysi Cardenas Staff Writer Each term, a new play enters the spotlight at Clackamas Community College. Lots of designing and practice goes into the production, including costume designing. Aiden McFarland, an instructor and costume designer at CCC, uses design and techniques to teach and create costumes for each and every actor in the main-stage…
By Morgan Armitage Sports Editor It is week eight of spring term as I write this. My teachers are talking about finals already. As I walked into class this morning, my sociology professor asked if anyone had started their final essay yet. I have not. Week 11 feels so far away even though I know…
By Oliver Scripter Staff Writer It was a sunny 68°F day at Clackamas Community College in Clairmont Hall on May 8. The annual Horticulture Plant Sale was in full swing. Folks from all walks of life were buying plants of all types for Mother’s Day, assisted by the volunteers, students and faculty serving the horticulture…