As NASCAR’s season opening weekend is upon us, it is never too late to look ahead twenty-six races to the Chase for the Sprint Cup. Here is how I see the drivers lining up for the Chase here in 2012: Kevin Harvick: Happy Harvick looks reinvigorated after a […]
Month: February 2012
Thanks, but No Thanks
[For more information on House Bill 1692, please read “USNH Opposes Restructuring Intents of House Bill 1692″] Last year, appropriations for the University System of New Hampshire were cut 48 percent, or $48 million, by the state, putting appropriations for the system’s four institutions at a record low not seen […]
Ragged Mountain Picture
Solar Power 101:
On Wed., Feb. 22, Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI) and Plymouth Better Buildings co-sponsored an event at the Pemi-Valley Laundromat to showcase and celebrate their recent solar energy system installation. Talk about brightening their business! The Solar Energy Open House provided attendees a chance to see what […]
Bits of Things I Remember
I have been rereading one of my favorite books, Love Is A Mixtape, by Rolling Stone contributingwriter Rob Sheffield. Sheffield is one of the most widely read, respected music journalists of our time, and he doesn’t disappoint in the extended format of a full-length book. The book is […]
Free Money is Good Money
Most people know how helpful scholarships can be in paying for higher education, but most people don’t know how easy it actually is to find them in your local area and on the national level. That was the purpose of Monday night’s online Webinar titled Searching for Scholarships. […]
PSU Begins Partnership with Malaysian University
While most students were away during winter break, two professors from Plymouth State University went to Southeast Asia to finalize an agreement with a Malaysian university. Dr. Cynthia Vascak and Professor Peng Khuan Chong travelled to Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) to sign an agreement between the two universities, […]
USNH Opposes Restructuring Intents of House Bill 1692
Circulating through the House of New Hampshire since the beginning of this month is House Bill 1692, a bill which strives to make changes to the structure of the University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees, including the elimination of the office of the chancellor, the redistribution of […]
5 Questions With Rick from Heartless
Recently, on a whim, I purchased Hell Is Other People, the full-length debut by Pennsylvania noisemakers Heartless. Immediately, I was pretty taken aback by this band. Their songs are short, sweet bursts of vitriol and hatred custom built for street riots and the kind of parties where dudes with […]
5 Questions with Greg from The World Is A Beautiful Place & I’m No Longer Afraid to Die
This week in “5 Questions”, we at The Clock bring you a Q&A with guitarist/vocalist Greg Onhorse of Connecticut lo-fi superheroes The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die. Don’t be intimidated by the lengthy name: the band recently signed Massachusetts indie powerhouse […]