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Sponsor a tag through the Angel Tree Project today! You can read about the project here on our website.

https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/annual-angel-tree-project-kicks-off/
By: Justine Walsh, Editor-in-Chief [email protected] The Angel Tree Project has been an initiative held by Plymouth State’s Office of Community Impact (OUI) for years. Each year, members of OUI team up with community agencies in the area
Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy at home! Make sure to read our editorials from your favorite senior staff members remembering the four years they’ve spent with The Clock! We were glad to have them on our team, and can’t wait to hear about their future successes! One last thing, I would like to say a special thanks to our chief editor, Sam Latos! Catch her goodbye editorial online! Have a good night everyone!
Want to know who’s performing at Spring Fling 2020? Check out our article written by Sam Martel to find out! Hope you all have a fantastic Friday!☀️
Happy Valentines’s Day everyone! Do you go to Lamson way too often like I do? Have you noticed this box yet? If you’re a frequent visitor, and love Lamson, let them know why you do! Today’s your last chance, so don’t forget to catch it before it goes! Check out our featured article, “I Love Lamson” ❤️ by Jared Gendron! HAVE A GREAT FRIDAY EVERYONE!
Happy Friday everyone! Ever catch one of the bake sales in the HUB on your way to class? How about one with grey-colored pastries? Check out the featured article by Jared Gendron and read on all the cool info! Enjoy another chilly friday😁
Come to the Activities Fair in the HUB Courtroom!! We have a sign-ups sheet for new writers, or you can just come and visit! Don't forget, tonight is editing night - feel free to drop in, starting at 6p.m.
It's Monday, and you know what that means! Our first meeting of the semester will be held in our office, HUB 036 inside HUB 032. Be there!!
Welcome to the spring semester! We hope you had a great first day back.
Our first meeting of the semester will be this coming Monday, January 27th. That will also be a print week, so we'll have fresh papers for you on Friday.
Stay warm!
Happy holidays from The Clock! Here's a throwback issue from last year's holiday season. Wishing everyone safe celebrations and travels!
Congratulations, you made it to the end of the semester! We'll be back with our first print the second week after the break. Happy winter break, and safe travels to those traveling!
The last print of the semester is out TODAY! Happy holidays and have a safe winter break! Photo by @sam.knapton
Happy December! All this snow is getting us in the holiday mood...luckily, Plymouth's holiday celebration is this Friday! For more information, read our writer Luke's article here: https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/plymouths-holiday-celebrations/
By Luke [email protected] From Dec. 6th to Dec. 8th, the annual Plymouth festivities will be in full swing thanks to the Plymouth Rotary’s sponsorship of the Hometown Holiday Celebration. The three-day event will consist of a
Happy Thanksgiving from The Clock! We're thankful for our wonderful staff, talented writers, dedicated advisor, and our amazing readers!
Our very own Features editor Jared Gendron (pictured, (L to R with Bridget McCarthy and Casey Krafton) took part in the Student Support Foundation Summit in Orlando, FL! Check out our website for the whole story. Photo courtesy of Casey Krafton.
We have a Staff page now! Check it out here to see all our smiling faces: https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/we-have-a-staff-page/
By The Clock Staff Want to see our faces and learn a little more about us? Go to our new Staff page! Click the "Staff" link after the "Staff Editorials" section.
Sometimes being snowed in means trying a new recipe - try out our production manager Noah's "secret green beans." Check out our website for the full thing...and maybe some secrets! Photo by Noah Young.
"Although the suspicious parties have not been identified, UPD has recovered video surveillance of the signs being placed on Halloween night."
https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/suspicious-signs-discovered-across-campus/
By Justine [email protected] Early in the morning on Nov. 1, a piece of paper reading, “It’s okay to be white” was found on the front door of Hyde Hall. When the Plymouth State University Police Department responded, they found
We're coming for you, editing night! We can't wait to put everything we learned at #collegemedia19 into practice...stay tuned for Friday's print! Photo by Sam Knapton
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Today's guest speaker at the ACP/CMA was Nina Totenberg, renowned NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent, who discussed women in journalism, her friendship with the Justices, and more. Check out our Instagram for more! https://www.instagram.com/p/B4X3DvRHDMh/?igshid=1la5k9kofukb
Want to see updates of our staff's experience at the ACP/CMA Convention? Follow us on Instagram at @theclock_plymouth! Today, we're featuring The Washington Post's current executive editor Marty Baron, who was one of the driving forces behind the "Spotlight" documentary. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4U-9wpnt6y/?igshid=5bbzyi6xltjf
In anticipation of this year's ACP/CMA College Media Convention, here's a throwback from the one The Clock attended two years ago! We can't wait to go again!
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Ever been curious about the beginnings of our campus? Our new series, Clocking Back, digs into the Spinelli Archives to uncover the history of PSU. This week's topic: the gymnasium-auditorium?!
Happy print week!
https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/clocking-back-october-1955/
By Samantha Latos Clocking Back, a new series of The Clock, will uncover and revisit the stories of past editions and explore how they connect to Plymouth State University’s campus today. This series is made possible by Alice Staples
Sadly, it's not a print week...but while you wait for the next print, take a look at our very own graphic designer's take on "Away from Home Fries!" https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/residential-recipes-with-noah-away-from-home-fries/
By Noah Young Potatoes are high in nutrition, cheap, and don’t need refrigeration; just a dark spot. I keep mine in my pants drawer, a gentle reminder pants must be worn to cook. Potatoes can be made into a
Been hearing rumors of in-state tuition being offered to Maine and Vermont? Not quite. Take a look at this article by our Editor-In-Chief: https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/program-offers-financial-assistance-to-vermont-maine/
By Samantha Latos Recent news circling the Internet covering The North Woods Connection’s recent financial reform have had misleading headlines, implying that PSU is prepared to offer New Hampshire’s in-state tuition to the incoming class of 2024. The North Woods
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We noticed this article was getting a lot of shares recently, so we wanted to make you aware:
***DISCLAIMER***
(added October 1, 2019)
This article was written as part of The Crock, our April Fools issue. The information was made up for the joking nature of the issue. We apologize for any confusion this has caused. https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/celebrity-chef-gordon-ramsey-to-visit-psu-to-film-upcoming-tv-series/
We noticed this article was getting a lot of shares recently, so we wanted to make you aware:
***DISCLAIMER***
(added October 1, 2019)
This article was written as part of The Crock, our April Fools issue. The information was made up for the joking nature of the issue. We apologize for any confusion this has caused. https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/celebrity-chef-gordon-ramsey-to-visit-psu-to-film-upcoming-tv-series/
Since it was announced, student excitement has skyrocketed.
Happy Friday! Have you seen the beautiful new exhibit at the Museum of the White Mountains? Check out our article and head down to see for yourself.
While you're on our website, check out the field hockey team's recent victory and the Empty Bowls Project!
https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/inspired-reflection-works-by-pamela-anneser-tom-driscoll/
By Samantha Latos The newest exhibition at the Museum of the White Mountains, “Inspired Reflection: Works by Pamela Anneser & Tom Driscoll,” opened on Sept. 24. The collection was created by art professors, Anneser and Driscoll, while away on
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Happy Friday and happy first print of the semester! Pick up a copy on campus and while you wait, check out this article about the SSF's new food room: https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/student-support-foundation-hub-food-room-now-in-development/
Happy Friday and happy first print of the semester! Pick up a copy on campus and while you wait, check out this article about the SSF's new food room: https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/student-support-foundation-hub-food-room-now-in-development/
By Jared Gendron Some may consider the Student Support Foundation (SSF) as an under-exposed campus club; previously, not many PSU students knew of its existence. Before the Fall 2019 semester, the SSF operated independently from PSU. Now that they
Fall Fling is THIS SATURDAY, September 14th! Check out our article (including a link to claim your tickets)!! https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/fall-fling-when-where-and-what-to-expect/
By Nicholas A. Prescott Fall Fling is PSU’s annual fall concert by Plymouth Activities’ Council for Students’ (PACs) and its happening this Saturday, September 14th. The first section of the event runs at 11AM-1:30PM with
Thanks to the new faces who showed up to last night's meeting! We'd love to see more at the Activities Fair, which will be held TOMORROW, Wednesday the 28th, from 4-7pm on the HUB Lawn (rain location: HUB Courtroom)! We'll be there starting at 4pm sharp, come check us out!
I want YOU to write for The Clock! Come to our weekly meetings on Mondays at 6pm starting on the 26th to learn about writing for news, features, sports and/or arts & entertainment! We also have a new paid position as Plymouth Voices Editor open and would love YOU to fill it! To learn more about this and about us, come to HUB 032 at 6pm on Monday, August 26th. Hope to see lots of new faces!! - Sam Latos, Editor-in-Chief (aka Uncle Sam)
Almost time for first-year move-in! Our Editor-in-Chief Sam and Social Media Manager Grace will be helping out with the move-in process and can't wait to see all the new faces!
Hope everyone's enjoying the summer so far! With a few more weeks until school starts up again, why not think about joining The Clock? Every section welcomes writers!!
Only a few more days until graduation! Here's our summer playlist to help you get into the summer mood: https://www.plymouth.edu/theclock/plymouth-summer-playlist/
Whether you’re working 60 hours a week or enjoying the sun around the globe, summer break is a nice little reprieve from school.
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