It’s a communal understanding that college is expensive, more so for out of state students than instate. Regardless of financial backgrounds, a part-time job is a way to earn some cash that can help to support a student’s financial needs, and benefit them as they assimilate into the costly world of […]
Month: October 2015
Mountains to Ski
Mountains to Ski Simon Pierpont For The Clock Plymouth State University is well known for many reasons. It is one of the oldest universities in the state of New Hampshire, known for the beautiful scenery that surrounds campus and, almost more importantly, the abundance of ski areas that encompass Plymouth. For […]
Studying Abroad: Know Your Options
Studying Abroad: Know Your Options Mariah Davis For The Clock Studying abroad can be an enriching experience for any student. They get the opportunity to travel and live in a different country, all the while still earning credits towards their degree. PSU students have many opportunities to study abroad, all over […]
Fall in Love with The Wedding Singer
The Wedding Singer is a musical comedy about well, a wedding singer, playing at the PSU Silver Center. Robbie Hart (Alex Hunton) is the title character, who gets dumped by his fiancée at the altar. As Robbie sings his way through the depressing aftermath of his breakup, he may […]
Volleyball Splits Weekend Matches
COURTESY PHOTO / ALEX CROSSLEY Volleyball Splits Weekend Matches Kendal Lariviere For The Clock On Saturday, the PSU Volleyball team hosted a tri-match between Husson University and LEC competitor Rhode Island College. The Panthers fell to RIC 2-3 (25-17, 25-20, 23-25, 23-25, 11-15) in the first match, taking their first conference […]
10 SECONDS with Leah Swanson
10 SECONDS with Leah Swanson Justin Siewierski Sports Editor Iasked senior Leah Swanson if she would let me interview her for this week’s installment of :10 Seconds. I got an enthusiastic yes, and as I awaited her response, I got an email from her with a link showing me her pre-game warm […]
Making Time
Making Time Cassie Pearson Features Editor There is an age old saying of, "I don't have time for that." I am certainly no exception. When it comes down to your hobbies and your passions, it is so very important to find the time to do what you love. Since the start […]
Plymouth Power Rankings
Plymouth Power Rankings Justin Siewierski Sports Editor Players 1.Zach Edwards, Football- Edwards broke out of his shell last Saturday against UMass Dartmouth, completing 21-25 passes for 176 yards and a passing touchdown. With a struggling Panther offense, look for him to step up this weekend as they take on Westfield […]
Make the Most out of Tuition
CLOCK PHOTO/ NIKO ZELINSKI Make the Most out of Tuition Cassie Pearson Features Editor Not all students are aware of the services covered by their tuition. Plymouth State University students share what they believe is included in the price they pay to come here. A lot of students don’t know that […]
Men’s Soccer Gets Big Win in Keene
Men’s Soccer Gets Big Win in Keene Simon Pierpont For The Clock On Sat. Sept. 26th, Plymouth State University’s Men’s Soccer team took on their rival Keene State at Owl Athletic Complex in Keene, New Hampshire. The match ended in PSU’s favor as the Panthers were able to beat Keene’s Owls […]