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While the Clemson area was only expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow, parts of Pickens County received between 4 to 7 inches over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
While we may have just been enjoying 75-degree weather as we rang in the new year, there could be flurries in the air over the weekend.
Redfern Health Center will be adding a Booster Clinic alongside its Vaccine Clinic. Although the university is not requiring COVID-19 vaccines or the booster shot, they are highly recommending them to students, faculty and staff.
As Clemson University continues its return in person for the spring semester on Jan. 12, it is not without any changes due to the Omicron variant – masks are required in all university buildings once again.
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With the indoor track and field season kicking into full gear, Clemson will host the Clemson Invitational meet Jan. 14 and 15 for the team’s third meet of the season. After, they will travel to Blacksburg, Va. on Jan 21 and 22 for the Hokie Invitational.
This past week, the Clemson Players put on their 2nd performance of the year, “Cast/Miscast” in which a group of college theatre students, while waiting for their professor to show up to class, work through some monologues and prep for auditions with each other.
Visiting Ojibwe author David Treuer, in his Nov. 18 Zoom lecture, expanded on the ideas of his recent Atlantic article: “Return the National Parks to the Tribes.” During his lecture, Treuer expressed his belief that the national parks should go through a process similar to statehood.
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