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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…
By Daegan Waagmeester Social Media Editor Laundry is one of the most necessary yet overlooked processes we use in our day-to-day lives. “Having clean clothes is such an important part of confidence within our world, to get work and get a date,” said Nash Hascall, event manager at LoveOne, a charity that focuses on bringing…
By Quinton Prudhomme Co-Editor-in-Chief For the first time in 50 years, Clackamas Community College did not put on a mainstage fall play. The lack of a fall play is the latest in a long list of problems hitting the CCC theater department since the 2022 departure of theater instructor Jim Eikrem. Eikrem was fired after…
By Laura Southers Columnist It would be nearly impossible for me to take a test among my classmates. I have accommodations through the Disability Resource Center for extended test time and the ability to use notes. Hence, I would be too embarrassed to take a test in a classroom full of other, more typical students. …
By Daegan Waagmeester News Editor Prior to the November election, The Clackamas Print sat down with Clackamas Community College President Tim Cook and CFO Jeff Shaffer to find out more details about bond measure 3-613, and what it would do to the campus. The Print started by asking them by their definition of what the…