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Believe it or not, there's a place that's closer to hell than any other in the United States; a place that seems to be a barren wasteland of dust and sand; a place where solid rock tends to bend, fold and twist like a piece of nuked laffy taffy; a plac...

Will there be change in power or will Clackamas keep a long-time representative? Voters will decide in May to elect either student Marlo Smith or keep Chuck Clemans as the community's representative from Oregon City. Smith announced her candidacy for...

With a $8.5 million hole burning in the college's wallet, Clackamas Community College is searching for ways to patch up the gap. One of those recommendations is increasing tuition $3 and the student technology fee by $1.50 per credit hour. This idea wi...

Ingredients: 1 whole artichoke (per person) 2 limes or lemons 1/4 ounce of extra virgin olive oil Dash of salt and pepper Preparation: Begin by cutting off the leaf end by 1/2 - 3/4 inch and snip...

Last term at Clackamas Community College we brought home a number of championships and we're glad to call our wrestling team the National Junior College Athletic Association champions. It seems like the playoff bug is going around in Portland, too, bec...

Since the dawn of athletic competitions, there has always been an intangible factor that athletes see as necessary in order to succeed: luck. Superstitions in sports are something that nearly every athlete and coach will admit to participating in, no m...

When Head Track and Field Coach Keoni McHone steps across the concrete and onto the rubbery track on which many of his athletes train, he isn't in unfamiliar territory. McHone is entering his fifth season as head coach at Clackamas Community Colle...

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Here we go again. The NFL and the NFL Player's Association. have yet to reach a Collective Bargaining Agreement. I wrote a lot on the subject in an article last term and not much has changed as far as the agreement goes. However, some things have chang...

Imagine finding out that President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden were dating. What kind of impact do you think that would have? That's what seems to be the situation here at Clackamas Community College, except it's not Obama and Biden but...

Are you a math major? What about engineering? Does theoretical math press the right buttons for you? Does the thought of 300- to 400-level math courses give you butterflies in your stomach? If you suffer from a one or more of these choices, then the ma...

The past weeks have brought many ideas and actions into light. Many of us have read the articles featured in our college newspaper dealing with a unanimously approved bond measure, a controversial Clackamas County Board of Education meeting and an inev...

It is with my deepest regret that I am obligated to take such position on this matter. First and foremost, I would like to thank all of the members in Associated Student Government for their kindness and compassion they have shown me during my period o...

For a college student, today's job market doesn't always look promising. The economy is struggling, which is old news to everyone. If people with 10 times more experience than a student with a two-year degree are having trouble finding jobs, what will ...

As an Italian (pronounced ih-tal-yuhn; only uneducated people say ahy-tal-yuhn), I feel that it is not wrong for me to first think of pasta when I think of the land that my mother's family hails from. In fact, I would wager that is probably what most p...

With the end of the term upon us once again and finals scratching at the door, begging to be let back into our lives, many students are once again starting to realize one thing: they are not ready for the series of tests awaiting them around the next b...