To the Editor: We would like to thank Tim Sacco for his letter to the editor on March 9 expressing his concern about the fire alarms that sounded in the HUB during the first week in March. We are glad to see when students share a concern about issues on […]
Month: March 2007
A thank you to Student Senate’s hard work
This is not the first editorial written by a Clock Staff member to urge students to become involved. In fact, this is one of three that I have written myself. However, with student elections just around the corner, I ask a question of the student body that has already been […]
PSU Men’s A Capella Group places second
Vocal Order, Plymouth State University’s Men’s a capella group, placed second in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) at McGill University in Montreal on March 11. They performed the songs “Crazy,” by Gnarls Barkley, “My Life,” by Billy Joel, and “My Hero,” by The Foo Fighters. Brian O’Shaughnessy, […]
March Madness: a dance for the ages
It’s the ultimate test for college students. One piece of paper, 64 different options, and only one correct answer. It’s basically the biggest multiple choice question to ever hit a college campus. With so many different scenarios swirling around, almost everyone has different answers and everyone believes his or hers […]
“Imagine a Way” celebrates President Steen’s Investiture
The “Imagine A Way” events, taking place on April 11-14, do more than just celebrate the investiture of President Steen, they are designed to build community of Plymouth State University’s friends and supporters and celebrate PSU’s academic achievement. The investiture was announced by The Board of Trustees and Chancellor of […]
Memorial service scheduled for Jessica Hamlyn
There will be a campus memorial held in honor of Plymouth State University senior Jessica Hamyln on Wednesday, April 4. It will take place at noon on the Alumni Green. Jessica was killed in an automobile accident on March 4. All students and members of the University community are invited […]
Q – What’s the hottest hangout on Thursday nights?
Alan Fioravanti steps into Biederman’s to find his teammates at their usual table near the entrance of this restaurant. The answer sheets are sitting neatly in a pile in front of Plymouth State University senior Matt Fish, who is eager to start round one. Members of the team have a […]
Broken arm? Too bad! Addressing concerns about student coverage
For most students approaching graduation, one of the biggest concerns they face is how much longer they will be covered by their health insurance provider. However, there is a handful of students that this issue doesn’t affect at all-the students who are attempting to make it through four years of […]
Faux fur: not as fake as some retail stores tell you
Be careful of purchases when trying to be fashionable. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has concluded that 24 out of 25 “Faux” fur coats are actually made from dog fur and are legally mislabeled because of a technicality in the law. According to the Humane Society of […]
Plymouth State helps to save lives
On Tuesday, March 27, Plymouth State University hosted a bone marrow registration day as part of an event to create awareness in PSU students and promote donations. Roughly half of the participants were PSU students, with total participants numbering around 180. The registration day was put on by DKMS Americas, […]