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Tobacco Free 2015: A Real Look at SMCC’s Newest Policy

By Erik Squire Education Major Whether you read about it or heard it from a friend, by now you’re probably aware of the campus-wide tobacco ban. The policy prohibiting the use of […]
SMCC Student Interviews: Marcia Bradford

By Taylor Chretien SMCC Student Marcia initially received her ADN from SMCC in 2001. After graduation she was accepted into Maine Medical Center’s New Grad Critical Care internship and worked as a […]
Cutbacks, Strategies, and Community Service

By Erik Squire Education Major Hello again my fine fellow SMCC goers! Now that you’re done with a month of watching Netflix, skiing, and building snow forts with your sibs (aww, you’re […]
Phi Theta Kappa Fall Induction: Over Thirty Students Inducted to Honors Society

By Maisarah Miskoon Liberal Arts/English Major The sun was setting in the horizon as students and their respective families and friends assembled at the Jewett Auditorium on the 23rd of November for […]
SMCC President’s Fund
By Garrick Hoffman In 2012, upon the inauguration of President Cantor, a fund was created to provide emergency financial support to students in need when unexpected financial difficulties emerge that may threaten […]
Campus Exposed: Heard it Through the Grapevine

By Erik Squire Hey-ho campus-ers, things are wrapping up for the semester; hopefully you’ve had a smooth ride and gained a few more friends (except for Tom; nobody likes you Tom). As […]
Theatre Club Headed to Hyannis

Pictured from left to right are: Alexander Balzano, Amanda Arsenault, and Franklin Markle The SMCC Theatre Club held a bake/book sale in early November in order to raise funds for their trip […]
SMCC Student Interview: Kelby Nicolas
By Tayler Chretien Kelby is a student who works at the security building on campus. He is in the heating and air conditioning program. He was originally working at Dunkin Donuts, and […]
PTK and the Student Senate; Tackling Parking and Fossil Fuel Divestment

By Erik Squire With Thanksgiving rolling around, we can all be thankful that the election is finally over. Not having to watch crumby political ads on TV isn’t the only thing to […]