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Viewpoint: The rent is too high

No Comments 07 April 2011

Sony NXcam’s, iMac’s and Final Cut Pro; these are a few of my favorite things. I am truly thankful for the access I have to this equipment to prepare for the real world, but I will not have access to some of it after I complete this semester. I understand classes are learning labs, especially [...]

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Blackboard vs. Desire2Learn Clarion changes learning network program

1 Comment 14 October 2010

As students may have noticed, Clarion University has revamped its old system called Blackboard, to a brand-new one. This new system is called Desire2Learn, or D2L for short. Clarion isn’t the only school to change to this new program. In fact, every school in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education has switched programs over [...]

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Father of personal computer speaks to students

Comments Off 22 April 2010

Clarion University welcomed William C. Lowe, best known as the “Father of the Personal Computer,” Tuesday, April 20 at 3:30P.M. in Still Hall’s Carter Auditorium. Lowe is a former executive of Moore Corporation, New England Business Services, Gulfstream Aerospace, Xerox Corporation and IBM. Lowe has served as CEO of two Fortune 1000 companies with 25 [...]

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New printers will decrease spending

Comments Off 03 December 2009

CLARION, Pa., Dec. 2 — Most people don’t consider 10 cents to be that much to print a sheet of paper. But the Clarion University purchasing department did some math, and every copy does add up. The majority of expenses comes from changing print cartridges for the 540 printers, mostly Hewlett Packard, found on campus. [...]