by Celina Simmons On a rainy day in early November, before the times of quarantine, the Student Senate held a gathering in commemoration of Maine women who fought for the right to […]
Candidate Clarification
by Celina Simmons On April 8th, the news broke out on Bernie Sanders suspending his campaign in the 2020 presidential election. Many headlines then followed with a statement along the lines of […]
The Illusion has Dissolved
by Finley Welch All the greatest books to ever hit the palm of my hands begin with an ominous one liner: “It was a pleasure to burn.” Like a moth to a […]
April Fools Day
by Alex Griffin So, I always forget when April Fool’s is but someone reminded me this year! I really wanted to either prank my friends in a text or my parents. […]
Tabs on tabs on TaBs
by By Megan Hardison All right let’s get this out of the way: sometimes Google is the answer. You have lots of resources available to you for research, and you should learn […]
Doomsday Movies During A Pandemic
by Claudia Burns Even though we are currently in the middle of a pandemic, I still enjoy doomsday movies when I get the chance. Although some may find this distasteful at this […]
Candidate Clarification
by Celina Simmons Before we know it, November will be here along with the final Presidential election. Remember before the Coronavirus? When these were the news channel headlines? Welp, it’s still relevant […]
Crazy Girl
by Jessilyn Rich Anxiety erupts in my skin and overtakes all my senses. It is 3:13 in the morning and I lay curled in a ball in my bed, suffocating at the […]
Orions Expanse
My husband and I are both active duty Coast Guard. am a female electrician engineer and he is an electrician and engineer as well. From 2013-2015 we were stationed apart; He was […]
The Impact of College on Mental Health
By: Hailey Moore SOUTH PORTLAND – It’s 2020 and another wave of students are enrolled at Southern Maine Community College. As exciting as this news is collegesats.org reports that “mental health issues […]