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Long-jumper goes the distance
Former vice wins presidential run uncontested
STORY AND PHOTO BYAYLA FASHANA
STORY BY ISAIH BURNS, PHOTO BY JOSEPH LOHMOLDER
Madalena Larkins, vice president of Clackamas
Community College’s Associated Student Government,
will be the student body president next year. Larkins
recently turned 16 and is a dual enrolled high school
student. Read more about Madalena on our website.
Portlanders protest to protect abortion rights
STORY ÄND PHOTOS BY JOSEPH LOHMOLDER
Teddy Atkinson achieves a personal record of 5.81M in the mens long
jump at Oregon State High Performance Event.
Clackamas Community College track and
field athletes took on the High Performance
track meet hosted by Oregon State University
on April 29 and 30, competing against 42 other
teaips. Four of the athletes set new personal
records. Freshman Dillion Potter placed 2nd
overall in the hammer throw, only 1.06 meters
behind first place.
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The Clackam as Print
Thousands of people gathered in downtown Portland for a “Bans Off Our
Bodies” demonstration on Saturday, May 14. This event was one of many
scheduled to take place across the country following a leak from the U.S.
Supreme Court, which warns that a reversal of the
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Roe v. Wade decision on abortion could come soon.
The Clackamas Print had the opportunity to speak
with a few of the event coordinators for Bans Off
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Our Bodies before the demonstration officially took
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place. Christel Allen from Pro-Choice Oregon said,
“In this country, we have never had a constitutional
right be taken away. I’m one of millions of people
out today to say, ‘fuck that.’”
The demonstration was a lively event. There were
several stations set up throughout the area where
people could buy merchandise, get water and
snacks, or even do crafts if they got overwhelmed.
Many people were playing music and canvassers
moved through the crowd offering to help people
sign up to vote. Read more about this story on our
website.
th e c la c k a m a s p r in t.c o m
Ju n e 2022.