Joey DeFalco – Print Managing Editor Rain or shine, the Vancouver Farmers Market operates at full capacity, with an assortment of food carts, handmade craft goods and tables boasting vibrantly colored produce. The Vancouver Farmers Market will be opening their harvest and holiday markets as their downtown market draws to […]
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New Vice Presidents Optimistic about Diversity
Joseph Defalco – Managing Editor Clark College hired two new vice presidents this year, Vice President of Human Resources and Compliance and Vice President of Instruction, who say they created a bond during their hiring process and are supported in their transition by current faculty. Stefani Coverson was the Human […]
Outgoing Clark Vice President Leaves Legacy of Student Service
By Joey Defalco – News Editor When Tim Cook came to interview for the position of faculty adviser at a school that he had never even seen before he applied, much of what is now concrete and glass was grass and overgrown plants. “The growth of our physical campus has […]
Athletes Play the Field Baseball Seniors Move on to Colleges & Careers
This fall, some graduating Clark baseball players will find themselves on another team, in another division, potentially miles from home. They’re using their sport as a way to access larger pools of scholarships and universities. Head baseball coach Mark Magdaleno, who has previously stressed a “school-comes-first” policy, will see at […]
Event Brings Taste of Japan to Clark Students
By Joey Defalco – News Editor Eager students crowded around a small table in the Gaiser Student Center to sign their name and receive a small piece of purple paper that would allow them to receive a free pastry by Japanese baker Hiro Horie on May 25. The Japanese program […]
Societal Responsibility Key To Child Abuse Prevention
Joseph Defalco/News Editor April was National Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. According to the National Children’s Alliance, 700,000 children across the country suffer abuse in various forms every year. Early Childhood Education professor Sarah Theberge says that these children’s safety is a societal responsibility.“We all have a role to […]
