Monthly Archives: January, 2012
Project Playground
An update on how the Downing Street playground project has been progressing by Claire Tierney Scarlet Staff As many students know, Project Playground is the initiative led by Katy Cleminson, … Continue reading
From the Archives
A History Lesson: Why publications started at Clark and what kept them going By Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief We’ve been stickin’ it to the man since 1927, but over the decades, The … Continue reading
Bliss or miss?
Worcester placed second on CareerBliss.com’s list of happiest U.S. cities in which to work by Kathryn Natale Scarlet Staff Recently, CareerBliss.com compiled a list of the happiest and unhappiest cities … Continue reading
Horoscopes
Predicted by Anonymous Aries (3/21 to 4/19) – Don’t make too much of a fool of yourself at Euphoria; the semester has just started. Taurus (4/20 to 5/20) – Set … Continue reading
“Change” the world
Let’s ditch the penny By Jeremy Levine Scarlet Staff There are few things that I really hate. Genocide tops the list, along with SOPA, black olives, and pennies. The first … Continue reading
Have it your way at home
Burger King delivers all the obesity you can handle By Kiera Bloch Contributing Writer In case fast food wasn’t quite fast enough, Burger King has recently began delivering to the comfort … Continue reading
Cougars take on WPI
Home team falls behind By Josh Tessler Contributing Writer The Clark University Cougars suffered their eighth loss of the regular season to the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, WPI, Engineers with a … Continue reading
Cougar of the Week: John Karas
by Mai Hayashi Scarlet Staff Name: John Karas Year: Junior Home: Glastonbury, Connecticut Sport: Basketball Position: Guard Q. How long have you been playing basketball? A. I have been playing … Continue reading
Our rights under attack?
Why the National Defense Authorization Act might take your mind off internet censorship By Claire Tierney Scarlet Staff Americans, particularly internet users, have been expressing their discontent in the continuing … Continue reading
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Millennium series makes for an intense movie by Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief Even if you haven’t had a chance to pick up Stieg Larsson’s posthumous best-sellers, The Girl with the Dragon … Continue reading
