I’ve heard this sentence for years, and every time I feel like my soul is being crushed just a little bit more. Emetophobia is the intense fear of vomiting. This may sound […]
“Nobody Likes Throwing Up”
FAFSA: Sign, Sealed, Undelivered
Students are tense as FAFSA still struggles to release aid packages before enrollment deadlines. Colleges are facing extreme pressure as students still aren’t receiving their aid packages from FAFSA (known as Free […]
Wickie of the Week #1
Interview conducted by Joe Dehler Wickie (plural wickies) (job-specific jargon, dated) Lighthouse-keeper’s assistant, whose responsibilities typically included the tending and trimming of wicks for the light.[1] Wickie: Nick Bragdon What is your […]
The Most Interesting Man at SMCC
Within five minutes of conversing with him, David’s demeanor proved to be worthy of the title: most interesting man at SMCC. David works as a cook at the SMCC Dining Hall, but […]
Welcome to the Jungle: Transfer Season
Written By: Lexi O’Neil Spring semester is the busiest one of all, and what’s more important than Spring finals? Transfer applications Campus is buzzing as students prepare the final inquiries on their […]
Seawolves Basketball: What to Expect, and What’s to Come
When you think of College Basketball, your mind typically thinks of Duke, Kansas, Villanova, and UNC. While these teams are the powerhouses of the NCAA, there is a passionate, hardworking, resilient basketball […]
SMCC RESPONDS TO LEWISTON TRAGEDY
The harrowing tragedy that took place in Lewiston on October 25th left every Mainer in shock. Eighteen innocent lives were lost and 13 people were injured. Maine is a small, close-knit state, […]
Spring Point Tavern Drug Bust Leaves Staff Shocked
Regular patrons at Spring Point Tavern expressed surprise about the recent drug bust that took place at the restaurant, which is near SMCC. “I can’t believe that someone would sell Meth during […]
An SMCC Student Guide to Portland Boba
It’s definitely no secret that boba is becoming more and more popular for young adults and teens – as it should be – but how do we know what’s the best boba around for a college student?
