This week marks the beginning of the third annual Little Rock Film Festival, and the Clinton School is a proud sponsor. Starting Wednesday and going through Sunday, over 75 films will be screened, the majority of them accompanied by their directors, cast and crew. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reviewed the lineup in the Sunday edition. You can read it HERE (sorry, subscription required).
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After the busy final weeks of classes and graduation, Dean Rutherford had a chance to respond to some of the questions that have come his way:
Read MoreFlat Stanley Rides the Stockholm Subway
Clinton School student Ashley Davis has taken the Flat Stanley Project to the next level. Davis is currently doing her international project in Stockholm, Sweden, and recently took Flat on a subway ride there. She documented the experience and posted in on YouTube.
Read MoreIfill Discusses Race, Politics
PBS host Gwen Ifill, author of “The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama,” discussed the changing view of race in American politics today at the Clinton School
Read MoreInternational Projects Announced
We just announced the 2009 Clinton School International Public Service Project placements. Twenty-nine students will complete public service projects in 18 countries around the world this summer.
Read MoreIncoming Student Featured
Incoming Clinton School student, UALR Bowen Law School student and Little Rock Film Festival director Jack Lofton landed on the cover of this week’s SYNC Magazine as Central Arkansas gears up its third film festival.
Read MoreStudents Advocate for Service Learning
Several Clinton School students have created an education policy memo on service learning which was sent this week to local state and federal entities.
Read MoreKickball Champs
The inaugural Clinton School Kickball Team has officially ended its undefeated run as the conference champions of the 2009 spring season.
Read MoreBoston Without the Globe?
The timing of the Clinton School Speaker Series can often be eerie. As the New York Times Company contemplates closing the Boston Globe, we just re-watched Globe editor Marty Baron’s February speech at the Clinton School.
Read MoreMeeting Beatrice
Retired teachers Sarah Katherine Kelly from Mountain Home and Nancy Massey from Bentonville stopped by today for a much-anticipated meeting with Clinton School student Beatrice Biira, subject of the bestselling children’s book, “Beatrice’s Goat.”
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