First edition of Fall quarter now available!
June 22, 2009 by Joseph Stueve · Leave a Comment
The first edition of the Clarion is on stands now. Check out our awesome iPhone and sweet apps! We hope you enjoy every issue of the Clarion this year. If you have questions, concerns or suggestions, you can E-mail them to us at clarion@sinclair.edu. Read More →
The little things
June 15, 2009 by Joseph Stueve · Leave a Comment
Bethpage Black makes any golfer shiver in their shorts and polos. A couple tidbits running through my mind today: — The U.S. Open tees off on Thursday at the famed Bethpage Black in New York. I played the intimidating “Black” course in 2006, shooting a lopsided 112. I have few distinct memories from the course itself, but I’ll never forget the beauty of the dream-like fairways and the absurdly thick rough. — The Los Angeles Lakers polished off the Orlando Magic in the NBA... [Read more...]
Stueve Wonders: where is the hate?
June 8, 2009 by Joseph Stueve · Leave a Comment
Kobe Bryant is on the verge of leading the Lakers to the NBA title. We get that you're good, Kobe. Calm down. With Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant leading his team to an eventual NBA Championship, I wanted to create a starting five that I despise. I know I’m not the only one who dislikes Bryant. He has the type of personality where a person’s opinion is passionate either way. Nobody “kind of” likes or dislikes Bryant. You either want him to strongly succeed or fail... [Read more...]
Print Edition
June 3, 2009 by clarionadmindennis · Leave a Comment
Sounds from the school year
June 1, 2009 by clarionadmindennis · Leave a Comment
Great music exists – it only needs someone willing to find it. I listened to more new music this year than I ever had in my life. These are my top five favorite albums released during the 2008-2009 school year. Disclaimer: I listen to mostly singer/songwriter types and most of these albums have a very heavy country influence. [Read more...] Read More →
Tech Talk: Reaching the final frontier
June 1, 2009 by Dennis Hitzeman · Leave a Comment
Commercial spaceflight promises to open space to everyone. On October 4, 2004, Spaceshipone became the first privately built vehicle in history to achieve the altitude of 62 miles twice in two weeks, winning the $10 million Ansari X-Prize for Spaceflight. With this flight, Burt Ratan and his company Scaled Composites broke the monopoly held by governments over reaching space. Scaled Composite’s success almost immediately bred more success when Sir Richard Branson of the Virgin companies partnered... [Read more...]
