Monthly Archives: December, 2010
Wild Worcester: The Central Mass. Rail Trail
By Ashley Klann Executive Editor As the frigid months begin to set into New England, it gets less and less appealing to head out into the wild, but we all … Continue reading
Booze Reivews: Wormtown Wintah Brown Ale
By Gwen Walsh Editor-in-Chief Worcester’s local microbrewery has a limited edition seasonal ale on tap to help keep you warm and fuzzy this winter. Their newest addition recently took 1st … Continue reading
Town and gown tensions: Holy Cross President speaks about college partying in Worcester
By Gwen Walsh Editor-in-Chief Holy Cross, Clark’s consortium neighbor, has recently received a lot of media attention for the party scene and questionable behavior of its off-campus students. The City … Continue reading
A world of art at Clark: Two Clarkies compile exhibition of student work
By Ashley Klann Executive Editor If winding up a full semester, finishing essays, and prepping for finals wasn’t already enough work, junior Studio Art majors Nina Eichner and Caitlin O’Brien … Continue reading
Are we really helping?
By Stephen Edelstein Alumni Editor This weekend, I noticed something on Facebook: friends were changing their profile pictures to cartoon characters. I’d seen people do this before and thought it … Continue reading
CUSC takes a stand with STAND
Student Council supports STAND’s efforts to boycott mining in the Congo By Gerald E. Buker Scarlet Staff The Student Council endorsed a resolution from Students Taking Action Now: Darfur (STAND). … Continue reading
New Director of Athletics appointed
By Jeff Wasson Contributing Writer Sean Sullivan has been named the new Director of Athletics and Recreation at Clark University. Clark President David P. Angel made the announcement on Wednesday … Continue reading
A study: How college students respond to free pizza
By Ashley Klann Executive Editor Clark’s Residence Hall Association had the right idea with Pizza Wars – four of the most popular pizza places around campus dishing out samples of … Continue reading
When I was your age, we got energy by sleeping
By Gwen Walsh Editor-in-Chief Perhaps my perception is skewed because I am in the college environment, where students seem to think sleep has nothing to do with their ability to … Continue reading
WikiLeaks strikes again
By Stephen Edelstein Alumni Editor The Internet shows us everything we didn’t want to know about everyone else, and everything everyone else doesn’t want us to know about them. That … Continue reading
