I’ve written more words in this issue of The Clock than I ever have before. I am not really too sure as to why I am kicking off this column saying that, but it was an easy way to start this week’s edition of Real Sports Talk with E$. The […]
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Panther Power Rankings
Players 1.Zara Jakubas, Tennis (Ranked 1st last issue): It is as simple as this: there is no way you could be more dominant in your sport than Jakubas was this fall. She led her team to an undefeated overall record, and was able to go undefeated in both singles and […]
Men’s Hockey: Looking to Capture the MASCAC
A 14-11-2 overall record for the Plymouth State Men’s Hockey team is how the Panthers finished last season, in which their last game was a 6-1 loss to Salem State University back in March. Despite what most teams would classify as a successful season, since they were able to advance […]
Plymouth State Football Doused by Worcester State
It’s been a rough season so far for the football Panthers, and last Saturday proved no different as Worcester State handed Plymouth their sixth conference loss, 36-3. WSU junior Kemani Jones (Milton, Mass.) put up some huge numbers on the ground, scoring two touchdowns and rushing for 170 yards on […]
Men’s Soccer Ties, Misses Playoff Birth
Last Sat. proved to be a tough game for the Plymouth State Men’s soccer team, as they needed a win against Eastern Connecticut, but settled for a double OT draw in a game that was hard fought until the final whistle. Plymouth State finished 5th in the conference, having an […]
Panther’s Play Pen
Welcome to the living room of 49A Langdon Street, where you will find PSU Men’s Hockey Players Riley Flanagan (pictured, with laptop), Tieg Alward (pictured to the right), Mike Freitag and Josh Woody. This is just a small glimpse of what their house, which is owned by Inter-Lakes Properties, looks […]
:10 Seconds with Kyle Brumfield
One of the qualifications of being featured in “:10 Seconds” is to show that you have a lot of heart and show extra effort. After senior Alternate Captain Kyle Brumfield hurt his knee in December last season, he was absolutely crushed that his season was over, and knew that it […]
Band of the Day App
Today, everybody is looking for the next big thing in music before it becomes popular. Whether it’s looking through videos on YouTube or hearing about it through a friend, it’s hard to find good music that isn’t already over played on the radio. The new app “Band of the Day” […]
Art for Activism
CLOCK PHOTO / JENNIFER TEPPER When people ask artist, Beverly Naidus, what her medium is, she does not know what to tell them. Curtains? Burlap? Old x-rays? These would all be valid answers, but what truly drives Naidus’ work, currently on display at the Karl Drerup Art Gallery, is activism. […]
Dracula
Dracula has gone by many names and identities: Nosferatu, Vlad, the Count, it was even once implied that he is Judas himself. However it isn’t often, if ever, that the Prince of Darkness is portrayed as the Princess of Darkness. The Plymouth State University Theatre Department’s production of Bram Stoker’s […]