Photos by Alissa Ford for ARTS 170-04_S21 Week 7: Light / Lighting with Professor Christian T. Farnsworth
Reaching Out by Alissa Ford
Classic White Bread
By Amy Lilly Is there anything better than the smell of fresh baked bread? It feels like home and instantly sends waves of “please can I have some” to your body. As […]
An Aftermath on Tattoos
By Samantha Harmon On the morning of February 19th I turned 19. Turning 19 on the 19th was a very special day for me. I got the tattoo at 10AM, which I […]
Cloud Bank over the bench
Photo by Samantha Jacobs
Love Stinks
By Samantha Harmon Whether we like it or not, Valentine’s Day is coming up next Sunday. There is no way of stopping it from happening. Ever since the year 496, Valentine’s Day […]
A Closer Look Into Tattoos
By Samantha Harmon Impulsive as I am, I finally decided to plan out a tattoo to be done on February 19th, which also happens to be my birthday. Ever since I was […]
Listening To John Coltrane With My Baby Daughter
By David Stankiewicz. This poem was written by SMCC English faculty member, David Stankiewicz, who teaches Poetry on the South Portland campus (and online, now). The poem appeared in the Maine Sunday […]
Self Portrait
Poetry Page
Welcome to our final issue of 2020, in which we look at prejudice from a variety of perspectives. Krista reveals the wisdom of the ages. Sage shows us the value of turning up the voices of color which are far-too-often muted. And Kimberly Valencia depicts a racist man in the comic who is unaware of his own ignorance, his poor spelling.
Time to Fall for a Romantic Comedy
By Connie Clarkson “What will NY152 say today?’ I wonder. I turn on my computer. I wait impatiently as it connects. I go online, and my breath catches in my chest until […]
