• A Sneak Peek & Success

    by Tim Randall Most people have heard of the quote, “a positive approach will go a long way,’’ and I personally couldn’t agree more. The world would benefit from everyone being more positive, especially during online learning and non-stop Zoom meetings. The majority of students are feeling the effects of long hours in front of… Read more

  • Staying With School? or Waiting it Out?

    by Clayton Hoyle With the switch to online learning, many students have decided to take a break until in-person classes are more readily available. The decisions people had to make about this next semester were not easy, whether it be due to financial reasons, technological resources, or learning preference.  Tyler Faulkingham, a computer science major… Read more

  • Marco The Moose

    by Clayton Hoyle Late last month, culinary arts professors at Southern Maine Community College were shocked to find a moose on campus while on their way inside in the twilight of the morning. The news of the moose did not take long to spread across the town of South Portland as signs and reports of… Read more

  • Time to Fall for a Romantic Comedy

    By Connie Clarkson “What will NY152 say today?’ I wonder. I turn on my computer. I wait impatiently as it connects. I go online, and my breath catches in my chest until I hear three little words: ‘You’ve got mail’. I hear nothing. Not even a sound on the streets of New York, just the… Read more

  • Anxiety for the Ages

    Anxiety for the Ages

    By Krista Nadeau For Americans, the year 2020 will be one for the history books—and that’s an understatement. The grand finale, adding anxiety to an already unsettling and difficult year, is the looming presidential election.  In a little more than a month, for those who have not voted by other means, we will head to… Read more

  • Gen Z Has a Voice, Too

    Photo of Jessica McLellan, a seventeen-year old senior from Windham High School, photo taken by Samantha Jacobs By Samantha Jacobs November 3, 2020 is the day slated to be “the most important election of our time.”  People on both sides of the aisle, young and old are vested- some heavily in this election. We have… Read more