After a weekend of Homecoming celebrations, you'd imagine that Plymouth State University students would be full of pride for our school, our campus and our community. With parents, faculty, staff and alumni on campus, we'd think that students would want to keep the campus looking its best. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case for some students both on- and off- campus this past weekend.
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The world of journalism is continually changing, and now that news is available at the touch of your smart phone's spider-cracked screen, paper news outlets are quickly on the way out.
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Letter to the Editor
13 April 2011 When the impact and fall out of a business venture affects a large number of people, there are often many varied and specific things to consider. In the case of the "Northern Pass" discussion, the focus appears to be what the environmental impact will be on New Hampshire.
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If you told me fifteen years ago, way back when my parents purchased their first desktop computer, that one day we'd be able to sit outside and surf the internet without the hindrance of wires… I would have called you crazy. It was normal to wait ten minutes for your dial-up to connect to the misunderstood internet back then. But today, we're accustomed to fast connections without wires tying us down. So why, then, am I met with such difficulty when trying to connect to Plymouth State's wireless network?
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Plymouth State University stands at ground zero for our nations' growing tolerance for injustice, and The Clock, in conjunction with our Student Senate, hereby stands to fight the movement to pass House Bill 176.
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