The Podcasts That Have Kept Me Company In Quarantine
Since the beginning of March, being a student at Sinclair and an employee, I have basically been on unended quarantine for a season and a half. In the beginning, it was very, very hard to…
Richard Foltz
A Changing of the Guard: The Clarion Welcomes Two New Editors
Starting this week, The Clarion is welcoming two new editors to our paper. The two new editors take over along with a prior editor in the midst of the coronavirus-lead Sinclair College shutdown to bring…
John Prine, Legendary Songwriter, Dies at 73 of COVID-19
John Prine, a folk and country music songwriter who wrote about genuinely painful subjects with a wry sense of humor and brilliant wordplay, died on Tuesday at age 73 in Nashville. Prine, an army veteran…
Bright Eyes Releases First Song in Nine Years
Indie-folk pioneer of the early aughts, Conor Oberst, released a new song on Tuesday, March 24 with the “band” that made him famous. The song, “Persona Non Grata” is the first song on an album…
Sinclair Talks: “Resilience” and the Effects of Childhood Trauma
Sinclair will be showing “Resilience,” a movie about childhood trauma and its effects as a part of their Sinclair Talks series on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 11 a.m. on the Building 8 Stage. The film…
Local Filmmakers Win Top Prize at Oscars
Local filmmakers Julia Reichert and Steve Bognar, residents of Yellow Springs, Ohio, won the top prize for feature-length documentary at the Academy Awards Feb. 9. Their film, “American Factory,” is a documentary exploring the acquisition…