Sinclair Student Completes 180 Mile Cycling Adventure
Theodore Hale, a sophomore criminal justice major at Sinclair, combined his love of cycling and love for nature to develop an Honors Experience Project for HUM 1135: Environmental Ethics. Hale…
Reverend Janglebones’ Soapbox: Resting Racism
Racism is defined as “Discrimination directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one’s own race is superior.” And most commonly people tend to think that…
Serialization: Ed Kemper
In Serialization, Clarion writer Ashley Brown takes a look at some of the most infamous serial killers in history, the crimes they committed and analysis of why they did it.…
Claude’s Column: Gratitude vs Greed, The Curse of Black Friday
Thanksgiving, what a wonderful time of grateful reflection. Since the earliest days of our country’s history, we’ve put aside differences, gathered with loved ones and dined upon turkey all in…
A Reminder: Mr. Gorbachev, Tear Down That Wall
“As far as I know, effective immediately. Without delay,” came the translation that early November night, in 1989, at the end of a long press conference, a mistake one might…
The Murder of Olof Palme Remains Unsolved, Three Decades Later
On Feb. 28, 1986, then-Prime Minister of Sweden, Olof Palme and his wife Lizbet attended the cinema late one night after deciding to give his bodyguards the night off. Upon…