The Farmers’ Market at the Little Rock River Market, across the street from the Clinton School’s new River Market Campus, is celebrating its 35th anniversary this week.
Read MoreThe Arkansas Gazette
Former Arkansas Gazette reporter Roy Reed spoke Monday about his new oral history book, “Looking Back at the Arkansas Gazette,” consisting of interviews from over a hundred former Gazette staffers recalling the stories they reported on and the people they worked with from the late forties to the paper’s end in 1991.
Read MoreFilm Festival Announces 2009 Lineup
The Little Rock Film Festival is announcing its 2009 film lineup tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at the Clinton School. Passes will be available for purchase, and the founders of the festival along with Arkansas filmmakers will be in attendance.
Read MoreMeeting with Jennings: A Witness to History
Clinton School students were treated to a special session with Clark Jennings, a student at the UALR Bowen Law School who recently served on the White House advance team for President Obama’s secret trip to Baghdad.
Read MoreMiss USA Watch Party
Clinton School students gathered Sunday night for a watch party to cheer on their classmate, Chanley Painter of Conway, the current Miss Arkansas USA, as she competed in the Miss U.S.A. pageant live on NBC.
Read MoreFlat Stanley Returns
The Clinton School Class of 2010 was hosted at the Arkansas Governor’s Mansion Thursday by First Lady Ginger Beebe where they made paper “Flat Stanleys” to take on their summer International Public Service Projects.
Read MoreTis the Season
Every year this is a time of great transition at the Clinton School. The class of 2009 (Class 3) graduates Saturday. The class of 2010 (Class 4) has already begun leaving for their International Public Service Project work all over the world.
Read MoreReligious Scholar Brings in Crowd
The Clinton School was completely packed tonight for James Carse, a religious scholar, who talked about his newest book, “The Religious Case Against Belief.”
Read MoreMental Floss
Will Pearson, the cofounder of mental floss, a popular and humorous trivia magazine, spoke Wednesday at the Clinton School about his bi-monthly publication that bills itself, “the quirky magazine that teaches you everything you should have learned in school but didn’t.”
Read MoreClinton School Hosts Twitter Expert
Internet social networking expert Barry Wellman’s Tuesday lecture was timed perfectly with a New York Times article on the rise of Twitter, the micro-blogging site that allows users to post comments of up to 140 characters for “followers” to read and respond.
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