A fire alarm in the Penguin Union Building near the dining hall at Clark College was pulled Friday at 3:39 p.m. “We have no idea who it was,” said Ken Pacheco, director of security and safety. Pacheco added that today was the second time this week someone pulled a fire alarm. Maintenance mechanic Billie Garner [...]
Words are powerful. They can damage relationships or ruin one’s self esteem. Everyone needs to be reminded of this from time to time. That’s why director Patricia Rohrbach chose “Reasons to be Pretty” as Clark College’s spring production. The 2009 Tony Award-nominated play written by Neil LaBute is about beauty and the discontentment young adults [...]
Some Clark College students struggle to eat healthy and exercise regularly. Experts say the problems usually arise when students are so busy that they neglect their health. “Many students have multiple stressors and responsibilities in their lives,” said Shayna Collins, a counselor and instructor at Clark College. “It can feel like there is not enough [...]
A zombie apocalypse is coming to Clark College. On May 13-17, the ASCC Activities Programming Board is sponsoring the college’s first Humans vs. Zombies event, a campus-wide tag game that is exploding in popularity at college campuses nationwide. The first reported Humans vs. Zombies event happened at Goucher College in Baltimore, Md. Anthony Bittner, ASCC [...]
A treatment is readily available that increases a person’s overall sense of well-being. And it’s free. However, this treatment isn’t a physical drug. It’s psychological – service. Acts of selfless service toward others have been shown to be instrumental in developing one’s sense of well-being, both among the volunteer and the recipient of service. “Lots [...]
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