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BY JASON SISSON
NEWS EDITOR @NEWSMANJAY
encouraged to vote to ,decide the
presidentandvicepresidentforthe
2019-2020 academic year as well
as any potential am endments to
the A SG constitution. Information
on the candidates can tie found
onlineatwww.clackamas.edu/asg-
elections. A link to vote willbè sent
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A SG election: Associated Student
Government elections will be taking
place this week. Every student is
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will be available through M ay 3.
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R en o Jazz Festival: C C C ’ s jazz
band placed second in the tw o-
year college division at the Reno
Jazz Festival last w eekend. The
band — as well as more than 350
other middle schools, high schools
and colleges — made the trip to
the University o f Nevada, Reno to
compete.
A PAH M m onth: The Multicultural
Center will be celebrating Asian
Pacific American Heritage M onth
by screening documentaries and
film s about A sian A m ericans in
the film industry and film s with
Asian American as leading roles.
The screenings are free and vary
in location. For more information,
contact hannah.hitz@dackamas.
edu or look for the flyers around
campus.
The CCC jazz band pauses before an IT hour drive to Reno, Nevada.
W inter honor roll: The honor roll
and president’s list for winter term
has been announced,withatotalof
1,394 students between the two. A
. 3.5 GPA is required to be named to
the honor roll, whereas a 3.75 GPA
is required to achieve president’s
listStatus. The fulllist can be found
here: https://tinyurl.corn/y2plrs37.
Ramadan: Thp Mi llfin llti iral Centpr
has arranged a prayer and relaxation
space for anyone who is observing
R am adan . The sp ace w ill be
availableftomM ay5toJune4eaeh
day from noon to 3 p.m . in Streeter
133. The Multicultural Center has
also prepared a short informational
and ‘ways to be supportive’ letterfor
students, staff and faculty.
Students travel for Shakespeare:
If you enjoy Shakespeare in the
park then you’ll love the Oregon
Shakespeare Festival. Qackam as
Com m unity College teachers Sue
M ach, Jam es Bryant-Trerise, Je ff
McAlpine and Jim Eikrem recently
tookstudents to the festivalforthe
third year in a rowfor an overnight
theater experience.
The group w ent to A shland and
saw three shows: “ A s You Like It”
written b y the bard him self, the
more m o dem “ Hairspray” and
“ Cam bodian Rock Band,” a play
about a woman trying to find her
family’s roots 30 years after they
were forced to flee Cambodia.
The student pricefor tickets is about
$30 and rooms for an overnight stay
usual cost $93. But that price can
be split up between people willing
to share a room, making it a fairly
affordable trip that gives you time
to get to knowyour fellow students.
It’s also open for anyone at CCC to
join, not just the theater or English
majors, so if this sounds like it’s
up your alley you can start looking
forward to the next festival in March
o f next year.
You can get the info on that and
m an y other up com in g events
in the E n glish departm ent b y
contacting Sue Mach and signing
up for the English departm ent
cohortlist,which will help keepyou
up to date on any future outings,
Shakespearean or otherwise. —Lilly
Farris
prices update
T he Prin t received a fe w responses about
last w eek ’ s article o n textbo o k prices and
rather th a n publish an other article or issue
a n y c la r ific a tio n s , w e ’v e d ecid ed to run
th e resp o n ses as th e y are . W e b elie ve in
in fo rm in g students o f a ll their options and
in r e s p o n d in g p ro m p tly to o ur rea d e rs’
concerns. Thank you to all o f our readers and
good luck o n your search for more affordable
textbooks.
I was reading the latest edition o f the Print
and saw the article about the prices o f books
at the bookstore compared to Am azon. I feel
there was an im portant detail left out that
ON THE COVER:
CLACKAMAS
could actually help a lot o f students - our
bookstore w in price m atch.
. H ere is a lin k w ith m o re in fo rm atio n :
https://bnc.pgtb.me/MMt77F
I’m hoping there can b ea correction. Please
let m e know if you have a n y questions o r
would like m ore inform ation.
Thanks!
Lori H all .
Public Inform ation O fficer
W anted to say than k you for highlighting
textbook affordability in your m o st recent
issue. In the spirit o f em pow ering students
to m ake the right textbook choices for their
circumstances, I want to remind everyone that
the follow ing textbook affordability options
also exist at CCC:
C C C Library Course Reserves (free, short
term loans o f textbooks and course materials)
A S G Lending Library and Book Exchange
(buy/s^ll books at the Book Exchange; rent
a book for. $20)
D R C textbooks (lim ited n um b er o f free-
textbooks for students working with the DRC)
V E T C e n te r textbooks (lim ited n um b er
o f free textbooks for students w orking w ith
Veterans’ Services)
Thanks! -Jan e
Jane Littlefield, M LIS, M A
The 69 Eyes performed April 27 at the H aw thorl^T heatre. Cover design by Lilly Farris. Photo by Preston Drews.
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May 1, 2019