By Blake Moran We sat down with Ethan Wells, coach of the women’s soccer team at Southern Maine Community College, to talk about bringing the reigning division championship team back on the […]
A Chat with SMCC’s Women’s Coach
Women’s Soccer Game Changed
Matt Richards, Associate Dean of Student Life at SMCC announced this morning that with the impending rain forecast for tonight, the athletic department have decided to push the start time of today’s […]
Sports Section Editor
Hello, my name is Blake Moran, the sports section editor for Fall 2021. Look for interesting articles in the sports section about all the sports at SMCC, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf and […]
Foam Darts
By Kyle Sansoucie I bought a battery-powered, chainloading foam dart mini-gun for 30 bucks and honestly it’s somehow more fun than I expected it to be. Imagine the pure bliss of spinning […]
The Joint
by Kyle Sansoucie Mary Jane, cannabis, hashish, bhang, hemp, kef, kif, charas, ganja, sinsemilla, dope, hash, grass, pot, draw; unless you were born yesterday you’d know that these are words for the […]
Not So Cryptic
Crypto CurrencyBy Kyle Franey: How’s it going folks, just your average 19-year-old freshman in college here to give you financial advice. I know that you are very intrigued right now because of […]
Dusty Clouds on a Gorgeous Day
by Clayton Hoyle _Sam Jacobs former writer and photographer for The Southern Maine Community College Beacon took our cover photo for our up coming issue. Jacobs is a perfect example of what […]
Family Matters
by Kyle Sansoucie This article’s theme is “Her-story,” which is about the women of the world and their relevance in history throughout time. There are some incredible women from history; Amelia Earhart, […]
A Taste of Freedom
by Contributing Writer, Jessilyn Rich The frigid air suffocated the world into a state of silence. Snowflakes falling in rhythmic patterns from the dark night sky. Petite white flakes thoroughly unaware of […]
Six Inches Over Texas
by Anna DesLauriers. At the beginning of this year, I was out salting the sidewalks, thinking that we were lucky to have so little snow here in Maine. However, when I went […]
