Reparation A World Premiere by Gino DiIorio Directed by Jane Mandel Feb. 9 – March 11, 2012 Luna Stage Theater Company (555 Valley Road, West Orange, NJ 07052) View a video featuring Prof. DiIorio and buy tickets here. An investment banker who has made a career by playing the race card finds himself out of…
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Heard at the (bottle-less) water cooler…
As of November, 17 water coolers on the Clark campus have been upgraded to greener, cleaner, safer bottle-less filtration models. That’s about 30% of the coolers on campus! According to Business Manager Paul Wykes, in most cases there is a cost savings to the University because the filtered water comes from our own water lines…
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Fire at Maywood St. restaurant: Read all about it in The Scarlet [online]
Sirens blared past the Clark campus around 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18, following a fire at Park Chinese (83 Maywood Street). Fire trucks and UMass Medical vans crowded the corner, blocking traffic on Park Ave. and causing quite a bit of backup. Read more in The Scarlet [online]…
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Clark’s recycling rate is up 60 percent in one year
Congratulations Clarkies! Our recycling rate for 2011 is up 60 percent over 2010 — from recycling 18 percent of all campus waste to capturing 29 percent! That’s an amazing increase in just one year, and shows what we can do with a little help from our friends. This past year the custodians were all trained,…
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FINAL REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Students invited to submit 2012 Davis Projects for Peace ideas; due Jan. 31
A message from the desk of Donald Honeman, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid: Clark has once again been invited to participate in the Davis Project for Peace initiative. This is an invitation for all undergraduates on our campus to design grassroots projects for peace. The selected submission will be funded at levels up to…
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Read about what’s been happening during break in The Scarlet [online]
Say goodbye to Flat’s, and a stretch of Downing Street… Read about what’s been happening on campus over winter break at The Scarlet [online].
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IDCE alumna and anthropologist Genese Sodikoff publishes new book
IDCE alumna Genese Sodikoff (IDSC ’96) edited and contributed to The Anthropology of Extinction: Essays on Culture and Species Death, which was recently published by Indiana University Press. Sodikoff is an assistant professor of anthropology at Rutgers University in Newark, N.J. Her research focuses on rain forest conservation and international development in Africa, specifically the…
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IDCE alumnus named China’s National Water Conservation Person of the Year
IDCE alumnus Hao Xin (GISDE ’11, ES&P ’10) recently garnered China’s National Water Conservation Person of the Year award for his work on the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, China. Xin is the cofounder and vice president of Green Zhejiang, an eco-culture association based in Hangzhou. Read more on the IDCE blog.
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Ballroom Team shares news of busy semester; watch its latest performance
Fire! – the name of our latest performance at Clark’s Got Talent and World AIDS Day. A combination Cha-Cha/Rumba to a mix of Adele’s Set Fire to the Rain and Sean Kingston’s Fire Burning on the Dance Floor, this was one of the new performance pieces the team had learned this past semester. In case you…
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27th Annual MLK Celebration features lecture on ‘Progress in the Age of Obama’
Clark University presents Dr. Mark Lamont Hill speaking on BUILDING COMMUNITY IN AN HOUR OF CHAOS: PROGRESS IN THE AGE OF OBAMA Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012; 7 p.m. Tilton Hall, Higgins University Center Professor, author, and cultural critic Marc Lamont Hill, Ph.D., offers a critical analysis of the current social and political moment. By…
