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One week ago @agnesonthemove and I got to hang out and it was the best ever. My face still hurts from laughing and smiling. ♥️♥️♥️ . . . #clarkies #hottdate #favoritehuman (at Three Forks Bakery & Brewing Co) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoRlQpGnw2u/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5t0aa40j5dq4
My friend Maddy is from the town next to me in Maine and also goes to Clark. It’s super cool to have connections from back home in college, as she was best friends with one of my close friends from Maine as a kid. We’ve become good friends this year and it’s super cool to bond over similarities from our hometowns!
-Alli Jutras ‘19
My roommate and his friend were thrilled to try on some of the props that were used during our prospective photoshoots with Freud. I came into the library with my bag of props and they had a great time wearing their glamorous crowns. It was a nice break from studying for all of us.
-Alli Jutras ‘19
“We’re not actually perspective students.” The countdown has begun. There’s only three weeks left until finals!
-Julianne Murphy ‘17
Looking at photos from the summertime has me reminiscing for warmer days! Thankfully, spring break is in two days. But, unfortunately, I decided to book a trip to Montreal so the weather won’t be any warmer than it is here in MA. Regardless, I’m so excited to have some time off and enjoy it with my Clark friends in Canada!
-Alli Jutras ‘19
Happy Lunar New Year! Last night, Clark’s Asian Culture Society hosted one of my favorite events of the semester. The evening’s festivities consisted of a number of performances including a lion dance, Michael Jackson & BTS dance, and live music from some of Clark’s finest. The Chinese food rounded out the celebratory event. This was my fourth and final Lunar New Year celebration as an undergraduate Clarkie, and I couldn’t be happier. Xīnnián kuàilè
-Julianne Murphy ‘17
When old friends attempt a selfie...semi-successfully. #worcester #clarkies
Cheers, Keys
Clarke calls. Clarke never calls. “What you doing?” “Sitting. Having. A coffee.” “Everything alright?” “Usual. Just back on these anti’s.” Clarke surprises his brother. Clarke speaks with rare affection. With the tone in his voice, brothering. “Cheer up, man.” Like everything is going to be, anyway, I know your laugh. With the tone in his voice, extending. “I’ll be over with the girls.” Like everything is somehow nearing somewhat into smiles.
