Earth Jam 2018 Sara Worley For the Clock slworley@plymouth.edu On Saturday, April 21st, from 12pm to 10pm, Plymouth State Universitys student organization Common Ground held their 10th annual Earth Jam. Many students dropped by to soak up the sun on Alumni Green, and listen to the live music. It’s a […]
Month: April 2018
Peace and Social Justice at Plymouth State
Peace and Social Justice at Plymouth State Nick Pulliam Features Editor ntpulliam@plymouth.edu One of the major concerns a PSU student faces is whether or not what they are doing here will help them in the real world. It is a valid concern, spending time in a classroom is very different from the […]
Fighting Procrastination
Fighting Procrastination Andrea Wasgatt For the Clock aewasgatt@plymouth.edu Its fair to say that every college student, at one point or another, and for various reasons, will experience a time in their lives where they put an important task off until the very last minute. We are all guilty of it at […]
MAPS Attends 40th Annual International Collegiate American Marketing Association Conference
MAPS Attends 40th Annual International Collegiate American Marketing Association Conference Samantha Latos News Editor slatos@plymouth.edu From April 4th to 8th, the Mar- keting Associations of Plymouth State attended the 40th annual international collegiate American marketing association conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. Jennifer Santucci, President of MAPS, is proud of the successful […]
A Gay Time at PSU’s Gay-la
A Gay Time at PSU’s Gay-la Jessica Bowman For the Clock jlbowman1@plymouth.edu On April 10th, in the HUB Hage room, Plymouth State University Pride hosted a Gay-la. It lasted from 7-9:30 pm and allowed members of PSU Pride to gather for food and drinks, in an inclusive environment that proved to […]
Women’s Lax Beats Out Bridgewater
Women’s Lax Beats Out Bridgewater Katie Martin For the Clock kemartin5@plymouth.edu This Tuesday at Arold field, the Plymouth State Women’s Lacrosse team hosted Bridgewater State in their official home opener. Before Tuesday's game, the Lady Panthers were on a three-game winning streak, with a record of 6-3 non-conference and 2-0 Little […]
“BFA in Studio Art” Showcases Some of PSU’s Best and Brightest Artistic Minds
Photo Credit: Mason Masotta Now running from April 11-May 5, the Bachelor of Fine Arts Studio Art Thesis Exhibit is at the Museum of the White Mountains/Karl Drerup Art Gallery, just up the road past the Lamson Library. This showcase features the artistic works of several PSU seniors ranging from […]
Love, Forgiveness and Good Ol’ Christian Music in “I Can Only Imagine”
ldquo;I Can Only Imagine,” released in March, has come to the Flying Monkey in Plymouth. The film shares the name of the famous song by the Christian band MercyMe, and follows the life of songwriter and vocalist Bart Millard. MercyMe was formed in 1994 in Greenville, TX, and the song […]
#Throwback to 10 Years Ago This Week in A&E – April 8, 2018
Music: During the week of April 8, 2008, “Welcome to the Dollhouse” by Danity Kane was on the top of the Billboard 200. Movies: This week 10 years ago, sports drama “Leatherheads” (starring George Clooney and Renee Zellweger) was rocking the box office. Video Games: “Mario Kart Wii” […]
Seven Girly Classics to Binge During April Showers
Everyone knows April is the month of a great deal of rain, and in the next week, we are about to see it. But “April showers are what bring May flowers.” As long as we’re in the month of April, we might as well enjoy it, and watch as much […]