• North America on cloud nine after major win

    By Sam Weston | February 9, 2018 | Comments Off on North America on cloud nine after major win

    NORTH AMERICAN COUNTER STRIKE TEAM, CLOUD9, WINS FIRST MAJOR FOR THE NORTH AMERICAN REGION By Sam Weston Photo editor North America has finally won a Counter -Strike: Global Offensive major, and it will likely change the way we look at esports in this country. North America is a region that is seen as competitive in…

  • Women’s soccer eyes postseason

    By Sam Weston | October 10, 2017 | Comments Off on Women’s soccer eyes postseason

    By Sam Weston Photo Editor The weather is starting to cool down in Oregon, but our soccer season is only getting hotter. The Cougars are enjoying a decent start to their season and have their eyes set on the playoffs at the end of the month. The freshman-heavy squad has a 4-2-1 record in its…

  • Campus construction continues

    By Sam Weston | September 27, 2017 | Comments Off on Campus construction continues

    Barlow parking lot and Harmony campus still in progress Story and photos by Sam Weston Photo Editor School is back in session but construction continues at Clackamas Community College. Two projects that began early this year are still being worked on and will continue into fall term. The first project is the Barlow parking lot…

  • New music craze echoes the past

    By Sam Weston | May 30, 2017 | Comments Off on New music craze echoes the past

    ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC IS BECOMING THE NEW CLASSICAL Story and photo by Sam Weston Summer concerts are almost upon us and as Portland supplies some of the best live music around, there’s one genre I’m excited to experience once again. Electronic Dance Music, or EDM, is the newest craze of the current generation of this…

  • Lorax cries: dozens of trees come down across campus

    By Sam Weston | May 10, 2017 | Comments Off on Lorax cries: dozens of trees come down across campus

    By Sam Weston Loraxes and squirrels beware: trees are coming down at Clackamas Community College. Oregon is famous for its trees and CCC is no different in providing the same atmosphere for its students, but some are getting the eviction notice on campus. The school is currently executing plans to remove dozens of trees around…

  • Softball looks to reign the NWAC

    By Sam Weston | February 28, 2017 | Comments Off on Softball looks to reign the NWAC

      By Sam Weston As the rain-drenched fields slowly dry, the Cougars women’s softball players are lacing up and getting into the season. This year’s workouts are in full swing. The sophomore-heavy squad looks to return to the top in this upcoming season to claim the title at this year’s NWAC tournament. Placing fourth last…

  • Four-years seek Cougars

    By Sam Weston | February 14, 2017 | Comments Off on Four-years seek Cougars

    Transfer day offers options to students Story and photo by Sam Weston For many students here at Clackamas Community College, transferring to another college is the ultimate goal. However, the process can become a little overwhelming. The annual transfer day at Clackamas attracted many students with questions in mind. The event was originally to take…