• Steak-Out: Story of a Lost Flame

    Steak-Out: Story of a Lost Flame

    by Clayton Hoyle It was a cool, early October evening. Armando Cresta and his friends were chilling and grilling some wings in the SMCC parking lot. “After a night of cooking chicken wings we kept the grill out so it could cool down,” he said. Cresta had gotten up early the next day for class… Read more

  • Health On The Farm

    by Alexandra Griffin Hay Baling. My mom, Lisa Griffin, doing a power stance. Photo by: Alexandra Griffin WALL-E, an animated movie from 2008, depicts a robot that goes on a space journey to decide the fate of all living things. In one scene, WALL-E sees a room full of overweight people lounging in floating chairs.… Read more

  • Film Festival Highlights Talents of All Type Part 2

    This photo is from the film, High Flying Jade, showed in the festival. By Sam Jacobs This past weekend, I had an opportunity to join the Superfest Disability Film Festival, taking place in San Francisco, California but because of COVID regulations, it was via zoom that occurred over the course of three days. Each night… Read more

  • Nursing Students Make the Grade

    by Sam Jacobs “At the end of the day, what really matters is that the program was able to facilitate us to continue our education,” said Mandy Greer, SMCC nursing student. “We were just one semester away from graduating and they were able to make it happen for us—amidst really hard conditions—while still keeping us… Read more

  • Disc Golf: A Whole in One

    by Tim Randall The first few times I was introduced to the sport disc golf, I was ready to spend the rest of my life playing and striving to become better at it. The feeling I have when I drive the disc off the tee-pad, launching it down the fairway and into the basket is… Read more

  • Maine is for Lovers (of Nature)

    By Connie Clarkson As we all most know that Maine has some of the most beautiful wildlife and scenery in Northern New England. Maine is full of rivers, lakes, mountains, trails and of course, we have Acadia National park, the second largest national park in our country. Obviously, activities are currently limited due to the… Read more