Madyson Muresan
Madyson Muresan is a Co-Editor-in-Chief for The Clackamas Print. She is studying for a transfer degree to Portland State for marketing.
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By Madyson Muresan & Cannon Russo Co-Editor-in-Chief & News Editor Oregon City Police and College Safety responded to an altercation between a protester and a student on the Oregon City campus in the Wacheno Quad on Wednesday. Student Jaedan Childers said he was approached by another student on Oct. 14 over one of his signs.…
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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…
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Editor-in-Chief As we begin the 2026-2027 school year, our campus has some new additions with more to come. If you are a returning student, you may remember construction alongside the road surrounding the school and extensive construction on the sports fields. As the completion of these projects nears, a summary and expected…
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Editor-in-Chief Have you ever wandered around in parking lots pulling your hair for the first 10 minutes of class looking for an empty space? Well I have. As someone who loses track of time easily and is chronically late to classes, I remember my first year at Clackamas Community College and the…
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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…
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By Madyson Muresan Arts & Culture Editor In times such as these, we all have to make choices. Some of which we can be proud of and some are only whispered behind closed doors. Think back to when you were 17 and thought you knew who you wanted to be and what to become. Did…
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By Madyson Muresan Arts & Culture Editor Social media fitness trends come and go, but this fad seems to have more of a grip on the average consumer. Whether it be athletes, gym-goers or everyday people, artificial protein has entered the daily lives of everyone. With the rising emphasis on protein consumption among fitness influencers,…
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By Madyson Muresan Arts & Culture Editor Pride, greed, envy and wrath — these are four of the seven deadly sins humanity is plagued with throughout history and this play. “Witch”, by Jen Silverman, follows a dual narrative tying in four different deals made with Scratch, the embodiment of the devil, played by Orion Moss.…
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By Madyson Muresan Arts & Culture Editor Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be spent in a restaurant with your date or alone on your couch with a pint of ice-cream to keep you company. It can be spent talking with friends and dancing the night away. Clackamas Community College’s Genders and Sexuality Alliance threw a…
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By Madyson Muresan Co-Arts & Culture Editor In the age of modern technology where much of human interaction happens through a screen, Joe Batt challenges the viewer to think critically about our ever growing digital consumption and what it means to connect with others through it. Batt’s exhibit “Connectivity” delves deeper into those topics.…
