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(Wo)Man’s Best Friend
I’m definitely a dog person. Not that I have anything against cats (other than being highly allergic) – I’ve just always had dogs growing up. Even if I could have had cats growing up, I think I still would have gravitated towards dogs.
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Sweet Summertime
There’s nothing quite like the summertime! There’s beautiful weather, cookouts on the grill, lounge time at the pool, baseball games, and summer vacation.
There’s a reason the term “dog days of summer” exists. It is time where we all push the “pause” button and slow down to enjoy life.
Features News
Bear spotted on campus
Students were alerted via text and email message this morning to the presence of a bear on the Clarion University campus. The bear was first spotted near the Student Recreation Center, and Clarion University Public Safety was promptly warned of its presence.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
As we move into finals week this week, that means that for many of you, graduation day is finally here! Although I have a summer semester ahead of me before graduation, I’m very excited for many of my fellow classmates who will be participating in commencement this weekend.
A&E
Dr. Maya Angelou speaks at Clarion University
As the curtain parts, Dr. Maya Angelou appears on stage dressed all in black, jewelry shimmering beneath the lights and a table bearing flowers beside her. At once, all of the Marwick Boyd Auditorium is on their feet in applause, warmly welcoming Angelou to Clarion University for a special event on May 2, 2012 at 8:00 p.m.
A&E
Clarion hosts Mac Miller at CampusFest
Mac Miller’s Macadelic Tour concert had Clarion University’s Tippin Gym filled to capacity by 8:30 p.m. last Friday, April 27. While students were not impressed with the sound system or Miller’s two opening acts, The Come Up and The Cool Kids, fans of Miller were pleased to see the recent rap celebrity performing at their university.
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Completing Each Semester is a Mini-Milestone to Celebrate!
We are officially at the start of May which means the end of the spring semester is very closely approaching. With final exams coming up next week, many of you might be stressed out while preparing for final tests and completing projects.
Sports
Lack of Offense Dooms Clarion In Double Headers Against Mercyhurst
A trio of rough losses didn’t stop the Clarion Golden Eagles baseball team from pulling out a game four win against Mercyhurst University.
Clarion squared off against Mercyhurst for the first time this season in a pair of double-headers on April 20 and 22.
Opinion
Cartoon: Six Months
This is the last editorial cartoon of my career as a college cartoonist. You can continue to read my cartoons over at RamseyCartoons.com.
Sports
Who is the face of the NHL?
Chris Brown -
There are many athletes who are considered to be the leading name of their sport.
Michael Jordan, Dale Earnhardt, Tiger Woods, until being beaten by his wife and Babe Ruth are all leaders in their sport.
Opinion
Dear Bacon: Kid enjoys candy store
Dear Bacon: You’re graduating; do you have any last remarks on you collegiate career at Clarion University?
Sincerely, A Fan
When I look back at the last four years here at Clarion University, I can’t help but think what an achievement it has been to make it this far. I’m proud of the accomplishments I’ve made and thankful for all the opportunities I’ve been given.
Opinion
Pieces Of Life Begin To Fall In Place
When I came to Clarion University, I wanted to be editor-in-chief of this newspaper. Clearly, that didn’t happen, but looking back four years, I realize everything happened exactly the way it was supposed to.
I will never forget the moment that I chose Clarion.
News
APSCUF Holds Rockin’ for Education Rally
CLARION, Pa. – Students and faculty gathered outside the Gemmell Student Complex Thursday, April 19 for the “Rockin’ for Education” rally sponsored by the Clarion University Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties.
“Today is our opportunity to let our legislators know we’re tired of being hit over the head,” Andrew Lingwall, associate professor and APSCUF mobilization chair said as the event started.
Opinion
Chief Reports Lessons Learned On Call
The time has come for me to sign off as editor-in-chief of The Clarion Call and put its legacy into the hands of someone who Team Call and I trust. Over my four years at Clarion University, I have seen this paper and the other media organizations change in amazing ways.
