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Our Staff
February 23, 2020
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Speaking Up for Our Choices
Drashhti Bilimoria, Layout Editor
September 21, 2018
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Many Clark students know that the University Commons (UC) as the central hub for all things Clark. It is home to the cafe and Bistro, the mailroom, the Grind, and a place to learn about on-campus events. What many Clarkies may not have realized, however, is that the UC is no longer a space for (many ...
Advertising
January 8, 2014
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Contact
January 8, 2014
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For all inquiries and questions email the Scarlet directly: [email protected] To reach our Co-Editor-in-Cheif's email Arianna Reyes and Katherine Hamilton: [email protected] [email protected] For advertising email Katherine Hamilton: [email protected] Thank you!...
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January 8, 2014
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The Scarlet is the newspaper of Clark University, and is written, laid-out, and compiled exclusively by students. The Scarlet is published weekly and is delivered to various locations on campus, including the University Center and Academic Commons on Friday afternoons. Staff meetings are on Tuesday...
Clarkies Participate in Protests
Ethan Giles, Editor-in-Chief
February 3, 2017
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“It’s so much bigger than just marching,” said Courtney Thomas (‘17). “As a black woman, I am here because I am afraid for this [presidential] administration and I want them to protect my rights. But then I also realize that there are so many other people that are affected by this as well. I...