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2 NEWS Student media returns to campus I want to welcome students back to our publication, The Clackamas Print, and say hello to the brave students who’ve returned to cam pus. and the screen-weary who continue to attend classes online. Through a lot of hard work, dedicated staff and writers, your student media is proud to share our first printed issue since March 2020. On March II, 2020, The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Since then, we have experienced amazing things that your fellow student journalists have covered: a worldwide pandemic, protests, a very eventful Presidential election, storms and wildfires. For more than 20 months, my fellow writers and photographers have posted our work online while attending class using Zoom, and posting our stories online atTheClackamasPrint.com. Like a lot of you, I adjusted to working from want to learn all there is to know about putting home, spent too much time on Zoom and missed together a newspaper, in print and online, The visiting family and friends. I especially missed Clackamas Print is the best place to be. The Print is always looking for writers, artists, being on campus at Clackamas Community and photographers. If you’re interested in College and seeing friends in person. Finally, for fall term 2021, we are back in becoming a part of our award winning, student- person, even if it is with social distancing and run Clackamas Print, contact me at chiefed@. clackamas.edu, stop by our lab in Pauling 151 or masks. I am So happy to be back on campus for my enroll in J215. Until then, welcome back to the print edition of second year as the editor-in-chief for The Clackamas Print. When I first came to CCC in The Clackamas Print spring 2019, I planned on only taking a few Your editor-in-chief, classes to learn a few skills with social media. That all changed the moment I was introduced to The Clackamas Print I decided to get my journalism certificate, which turned into getting my DMC degree, which morphed into me getting my transfer degree. Laura Canida If you love writing, taking photographs, or The Clackamas Print staff goals of fall 2021 were to learn something and not spread covid. Mission Accomplished! Editor-in-Chief Arts & Culture Editor Web Editor Laura C anida chiefed@clackamas.edu Lizzy M arine aced@clackamas.edu R eilly Sm ith webeditor@clackamas.edu News Editor Associate A&C Editor Associate Web Editor D a lto n E lliott Joseph L ohm old er K atie Skibba H ailey Reeves A n n a H erm ens newsed@clackamas.edu aced@clackamas.edu webeditor@clackamas.edu Staff Writers/Designers Jo so n Baldridge The Clackamas Print Reporting the new s o f Clackam as Com m unity College A lexis Lugo C o n n o r M cC oy Podcast Editor Sports Editor Adviser Jake K aiser M adalena Larkins M elissa Jones poded@clackamas.edu sportsed@dackamas.edu melissaj@dackamas.edu Q u in ton Paul Bella V aughn The Clackamas Print aims to report news in an honest, unbiased and professional manner. Content published by The Print is not screened or subject to censorship. The Clackam as Print is free, but please take only one copy. A n y p erson rem oving The Clackam as Print in bulk w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll extent o f th e la w . ON THE COVER: The Clackamas Print is back in print for the first time since March 2020. Cover art and design by Joe Lohmolder. December 2021
