Hailey Reeves
Hailey Reeves is the Web Editor for The Clackamas Print. She joined The Print to strengthen her writing and work towards a career in Journalism. She enjoys creating content, with her favorite platform being TikTok. When she's not at school, she enjoys hanging out with her friends and playing with her dogs.
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Registering for classes is often one of the most stressful experiences for students. From finding the most suitable course to take, finding a personal preference for which professor’s class they want to be in, or figuring out the amount of credits they would like to take. Evan Singharaj, a part time second year student at…
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Clackamas Community College theater department is staging Lois Lowry’s “Number the Stars.” Thirteen performers tell the story of Annemarie and Kirstie Johansen, two young girls seeking refuge for their Jewish friends and family during the Nazi occupation of Denmark in World War II. Matt Mazza, a CCC student, portrays the role of Papa Johansen, Annemarie…
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Summer is quickly approaching, which means time for fun in the sun. What better way to celebrate summer than with a fun, cool beverage? Here are the top five best drinks to commence this summer. #1 Shark Attack Rebel $5.45 You can’t go wrong with a classic Dutch Bros Rebel. Rebels typically consist of Red…
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This year, our winter term game page featured a crossword puzzle. Pick up a copy of The Clackamas Print and give it a try, then, check your answers below!
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With COVID-19 mandates, restrictions, and guidelines quickly changing, it is hard to picture what the fall term of the 2021-2022 school year will look like. The Clackamas Print spoke with the Clackamas Community College Dean, Tara Sprehe, to get a better understanding of what to expect this Fall.
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On April 27, Sophomore Kwan Carter was awarded Conference Player of the Week by the Northwest Athletic Conference for Men’s Basketball. During the two games he played this week, Carter averaged 18 points, eight rebounds, one steal, and one block per game. Carter began playing basketball in second grade. He became interested in the sport…
