“The TRUTH must be told (:…..NO MORE MISSES NICE CLARK TRUTH!……nobody is safe from analysis, and hey, if you have nothing to hide, then why care?? Its all about the truth peopleee. But for those B******s, its time that people are able to see you in a different way (: hehe. “just in case you guys forgot, let me tell you what CLARK TRUTH is. Everyday I will choose a lucky couple of CLARKIES to analyzeeee and then add a rating at the end! Don’t be overly affendedddd, its just all fun and games! hehe. REMEMBER: Truth Hurts!” This is the introduction to the last appearance of Clark Truth, a webpage created in February dedicated to bashing or praising certain Clark students. The subjects of ” analysis” were mostly juniors from a particular group of friends, and sources say the author is one amongst them. “The people they talked about are juniors from our hangouts, our friends,” junior Sos Nazaryan said. “I know who it is, I just can’t tell you.” Clark Truth has gotten a variety of responses from the students who knew of its existence, many of them expressing disdain. “They need to find a hobby or something,” junior Colette Zakarian said. “Nobody really cared about it.” “I don’t know why they would say that,” junior Rozanna Geozalian said. “It was just really rude, whoever it is, probably one of us, not one of us but whoever hangs around us.” “I thought Clark Truth was really useless and stupid,” said one junior girl, “because they write false information, when they don’t even know anything about the person and they say anything about them.” Clark Truth was apparently shut down a few times, last appearing on myspace.com in the beginning of March. It is not expected to return, however, as it seems the damage has been dealt. “The people they talked about, that they thought needed to have the truth said about them, they’ve talked about them, so it’s done,” Nazaryan said.