The Tempest pulls through the storm
By Pooja Patel Many consider The Tempest to be one of Shakespeare’s last plays that he wrote alone. Set on a remote island, it is the tale of Prospero, the … Continue reading
Berlin’s Jewish Museum Attempts to Debunk Stereotypes
Is putting Jews on display really the right way to go? In April of last year I took a trip with my history class to Eastern Europe, visiting many Holocaust … Continue reading
Clark celebrates Go Green on the Green in The Kneller
by Sarah Cramer With their annual Earth Day festival, Go Green on the Green, Eco Reps gave Clarkies another reason to celebrate on 4/20 this year. Due to inclement weather … Continue reading
Myth #3: The Depressing Quote
This week’s myth is a bit of a departure from the focus of previous entries. This is not so much a myth as it is an investigation into a matter … Continue reading
Why breathing strategies and meditation are the best tools for relaxation
by Holly Rosen When we feel panic, the common reaction is to freak out. What is happening to our bodies? Why are our thoughts racing? Why do we feel uncomfortable … Continue reading
The View From My Window: A Letter To The Cougars…
Dear Clark Student-Athletes Class of 2013, It seems like yesterday when you were all fresh faces, just names on a roster. Brave and scared, confident and nervous all at the … Continue reading
The Scarlet Letter
I turned 20 on Sunday. I didn’t like that. In my younger and more vulnerable years, I had this picture book called “When I Get Bigger.” It enumerated the many … Continue reading
Women’s Lacrosse Gains Momentum, Looks for Recognition as Varsity
by Madeleine Lutts The Clark women’s lacrosse team has made more progress than ever before in the last few years. As a captain and member of the team, I can … Continue reading
Food Truth Letter to the Editor
Food Truth is excited to announce that Clark signed onto the Real Food Challenge this past weekend, making us the first school in Massachusetts and the 13th school across the … Continue reading
Prisoners Hungry for Religious Respect, not Food
by Jonah Naghi In Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the U.S. has a prison facility where now over half the prisoners are taking part in a hunger strike. The facility was created … Continue reading
The Clark Bars to perform on April 26
by Tessa Browne As the Clark Bars reach the end of their time together this year, emotions are definitely high. For the seniors, the final concert marks the end of … Continue reading
Clarkie of the Week: The Elephant Administrator
The “Elephant Administrator,” who has asked to remain under this pseudonym, is a freshman at Clark from Mahwah, NJ (about an hour away from New York City). He wants to … Continue reading
Police Logs
Tuesday, April 16th 09:42 – Break into a motor vehicle. 17:44 – Humans vs. Zombies. 22:34 – Dust in the air. Wednesday, April 17th 14:18 – Reports of a structure … Continue reading
