Spread the Word to End the Word Day Samantha Latos News Editor slatos@plymouth.edu Spread the Word to End the Word is a national campaign that stands to end the use of the word retard. It’s supported by Best Buddies, the Special Olympics, and various other non-profit organizations. Spread the Word […]
Month: March 2018
National School Walkout
National School Walkout Samantha Latos News Editor slatos@plymouth.edu On Wednesday, March 14th, Plymouth State University’s Student Government will invite the Plymouth community to take part in The National School Walkout. The National School Walkout is a response to the tragic Florida shooting, standing with the student activists of Stoneman Douglas High […]
Writing Marathon Workshop
Writing Marathon Workshop Sara Worley For the Clock slw1027@plymouth.edu On Saturday, March 10th, The Writing Project will be presenting a Writing Marathon Workshop at Waterville Valley Town Square, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. There is a payment fee of $25 and a required pre-registration. The workshop’s instructor is Fanny Fernandez, […]
This Year’s Student Juried Art Exhibit: A “Socially Conscious” Showcase of Progress
Every year, the Student Juried Art Exhibition is presented for all to see. The art featured showcases all levels of student ability, and is a celebration of the hard work put in by students all year. After moving to the Museum of the White Mountains, the exhibit has gone through […]
ICA, Boston Curator to Visit PSU
On Monday, March 12, one of the assistant art curators for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, Jeffrey De Blois, will visit Plymouth State. He will be speaking at the Museum of the White Mountains/Karl Drerup Art Gallery (“KDAG”) on Highland Street in the downstairs “open lab” space. The […]
Level Up Through WWI with “Battlefield One”
World War I certainly didn’t lack weaponry. Metal zeppelins, planes, an abundance of bullets and grenades littered battlefields and skies around the globe. And though these weapons created a new brand of horror for the first global war, they can make for an enhanced war RPG experience. “Battlefield One,” a […]
#Throwback to 10 Years Ago This Week in A&E – March 4, 2018
Music: During the week of March 4, 2008, “Sleep Through the Static” by Jack Johnson was still on the top of the Billboard 200. Movies: Drama/crime films “Married Life” (starring Rachel McAdams and Pierce Brosnan) and “The Bank Job” (starring Jason Statham) were popular at the box office during […]
The 90th Oscars Awards Ceremony
Another year in movies has passed and, with it, another star-studded awards ceremony. Dating back to 1929 with the very first ceremony, the Oscar awards and nominations themselves have become a staple in Hollywood. All eyes were on this year’s awards show with hopes that conversation and controversy would collide. […]
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks – “Middle America”
Stephen Malkmus is at it again. The renowned American front man and singer-songwriter of the lo-fi, indie alternative band Pavement has been writing music and turning heads since the end of the 80s. And his ability to do so has yet to waver. Though, unusual to Malkmus' style, and seemingly […]
Breaking the Nine-Year Drought: Dashboard Confessional’s “Crooked Shadows”
Artist hiatuses are tough on fans. Many find themselves repeatedly playing old albums all the way through, while others comb through online music forums, desperately looking for a hint that their beloved artist is finding their way back to relevance. As of late, one fan base has reason to rejoice […]