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NEWS
Winter term brings challenges
Hello! We made it through winter term 2022. It wasn’t x
easy.
Through a lot of hard work, dedicated staff, and writers,
your student media is proud to share our second printed
issue since March 2020.
Since fall term 2021, we have been back on campus, all
while social distancing and wearing masks. Well, unless you
count the two weeks we were on a pause and had to revert
back to online and the joy of zoom. Besides our in-person
journalism classes, the college also “paused” many other
courses on campus during the Omnicron surge in January.
The college decided no vaccines, and no masks will be
required spring term.
The theater was allowed to unmask for its March show,
and Wacheno Welcome Center has finally opened.
Maybe in spring, we will see the return of the library, the
weight room, and more students on campus?
If you love writing, podeasting, taking photographs, or
want to learn all there is to know about putting together
a newspaper, in print and online, The Clackamas Print is
the best place to be. We will continue to report the news in
spring term, and if you want to help, come join us.
The Print is always looking for writers, artists, and
photographers. If you’re interested in becoming a part of our
award-winning, student-run Clackamas Print, contact me at
chiefed@clackamas.edu or stop by our lab in Pauling 151.
We’re back and looking forward to spring.
Your editor-in-chief,
Laura Canida
The Clackamas Print staff made it through winter term. Ayla Fashana, in grey cap, was Photoshopped in.
We stand with the people of Ukraine
The world has been shocked by the events that have
been unfolding in Ukraine, The Clackamas Print offers
our most sincere condolences to all affected-people
in our community as well as communities abroad. We
condemn all acts of violence, anywhere they transpire,
regardless of the situation. We should not forget to
recognize similar atrocities that are often forgotten
when they occur in non-white countries.
It is important to recognize the seriousness of this
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The Clackamas Print
Reporting the news of
Clackamas Community College
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situation and the repercussions that will come from
it. In this troubling time we should all offer grace
and kindness where it is needed most. In the face of
violence across the world, the best we can do at home
is to maintain peace by any means necessary.
To help support people in our community who
have been affected by these tragic events, the college
has been contacting students and offering additional
assistance wherever they may need.
In addition, CCC is offering resources including: *
• Counseling services through the college.
• Assistance for employees through the Employee
, Assistance Program (Call 866-750-1327 or visit
their website) Translation services in Russian and
Ukrainian are available.
• Resources at the Multicultural Center, email,
mcambassadors@clackamas.edu.
E d itor-in -C h ief
Laura Canida
i chiefed@dackamas.edu
Web Editor
Hailey Reeves
webeditor@clackamas'.edu
A rts & Culture Editor
Jake Kaiser
aced@clackanfcs.edu
Associate G eneral
A ssignm ent Editor
Quinton Paul
M anaging Editor
Joseph Lohmolder
maned@clackamas.edu
Photo Editor
Dalton Elliott
photoed@clackamas.edu
A ssociate A rts &
C ulture Editor
Bella Vaughn
D esign Editor
Reilly Smith
webeditor@clackamas.edu
News Editor
Madalena Larkins .
newSed@clackamas.edu
G eneral A ssignm ent
Editor
Katie Skibba
Staff W riters and
D esigners
Alexis Lugo
Connor McCoy
Ayla Fashana
Samantha Matson
Ethan Rogers
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.
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w ill be prosecuted to the full
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The colors o f the Ukrainian flag over the college show solidarity. Cover art and design by Joe Lohmolder.
M arch 2022