Book Review
By Morgan Armitage Sports Editor Have you been a victim of trying to explain modern slang to your parents, when even you only know what it means contextually and not by definition? Boy, is there a solution for you! Merriam-Websterâs 12th Edition Collegiate Dictionary has dropped for you and your eldersâ viewing pleasure. Should they…
By Madyson Muresan Co-Arts & Culture Editor The Mistress of the Dark has just bewitched this spooky season with her new âCookbook from Hellâ. The goth icon, Elvira, has published a cookbook on September 30, featuring many frighteningly fun recipes for your own Halloween party. Cassandra Peterson adopted the persona of Elvira in 1981…
By Summer Taylor Staff Writer Clackamas Community College isnât just known for its extensive variety of student academics. It also represents something that many public schools and colleges donât have: access to banned books. The college recently hosted âBanned Books Weekâ, which lasted from Oct. 5 through the 11. The CCC library had a…
By Tomas Alonso Staff Writer 40 years after the success of âThe Gooniesâ and two years after his Academy Award for best supporting actor, Ke He Quan leads an action comedy of his own, âLove Hurts.â The film follows Marvin Gable (Quan) a former hitman turned successful realtor thrust back into the brutal world of…
âWe Are the Water Protectorsâ recently won both the Caldecott Medal and the Golden Kite Award for picture book text. This is the first time ever that a Native American has won the Caldecott Medal. The author is Carole Lindstorm and the illustrator is Michael Goade. As a young Native American artist, that is very…