September 14, 2018
Monica Sager, Scarlet Staff
April 15, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
Clark’s Chamber Choir performed on March 25 at Razzo Hall for about 50 people.
The Choir’s theme, like Clark’s motto, was “Challenge Convention.” The performance really did challenge convention, as the singers perfor...
Monica Sager, Scarlet Staff
April 15, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
The fifth annual Geller Jazz Concert took place on April 4 in the Traina Center for the Arts. The 2018 theme was “A Two Bass Hit,” and it featured Linda Oh and Christian McBride.
Oh started the night off with her band. Play...
April 15, 2018
March 2, 2018
Monica Sager, Scarlet Staff
March 2, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
The second annual 23 1/2 Hour Playfest was put on by Clark University Players Society (CUPS) Feb. 23-24.
New plays were written, directed, acted, and produced in less than 24 hours and were supposed to last between 10 and 20 minu...
Bridgette Sullivan, Contributing Writer
March 2, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
Colleen Durkin, a Clark University junior majoring in screen studies, wrote a neo-noir screenplay last semester called “Eyeline.” This semester, she is studying abroad in Spain, while a team of seventeen Visual and Perform...
March 2, 2018
Lisa Musumba, Contributing Writer
March 2, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
With over 300 clubs to cater to every Clarkie’s passions and interests, a spirit of diversity is not unfamiliar to the Clark campus. Clark’s International Students’ Association (ISA) lives up to this sense of diversity b...
Drashhti Bilimoria, Scarlet Staff
March 2, 2018
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On Feb. 24, 2018, Clarkies gathered in the Grind for South Asian Student Association (SASA)’s annual presentation of Yoni Ki Baat (YKB): South Asian Vagina Monologues.
Host Maha Akbar (‘20) took the stage at the beginning of the e...
Lucas Fenton, Contributing Writer
March 2, 2018
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Don’t look now, but Clark’s Pub Entertainment Committee (PEC) has more than tripled its members since last year.
PEC is a club that books bands and musical acts to play at the Grind. There are shows once a month drawin...
Monica Sager, Scarlet Staff
February 19, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
Max Stern and his group of ninth graders from University Park Campus School (UPCS) are performing their Revolution And Protests that Fight Against Imperial Rule (R.A.P. F.A.I.R) on Feb. 16 in the Grind.
Stern graduated from ...
