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Make Bad Art
by The Beacon Staff I’ve been reading this blog by one of my favorite authors. His name is Autin Kleon, and today’s post was called “Make Bad Art.” Here is the link, in case you’re interested, but I’ll summarize it for you. He starts with a letter from Sol LeWitt to sculptor, Eva Hesse. An… Read more
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Handling the Online Transition
by The Beacon Staff We are all facing some pretty significant digital challenges these days. Even if you’re a digital native (a person born or brought up during the age of digital technology and therefore familiar with computers and the Internet from an early age), working with professors who are not tech savvy can make… Read more
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Poetic License
Pandemic by Magella Cantara Our time has felt like it’s been stopped and for some it has We can take this time to better reflect ourselves to divide up into sections who we have been who we want to be where the change in us started how we decided it was necessary. How is it… Read more
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TV Shows Worth Binge Watching this Quarantine
by Danielle Pride Please Note: The star system is out of 5 stars! Throughout this quarantine, a lot of us, whether we like it or not, have found ourselves scrolling through Netflix looking for something to catch our eye. Look no further than this article, fellow students! This following article will solve all your Netflix-Soul-Searching… Read more
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Gentleman’s Jack Review
By Magella Cantara Globally, as the world is experiencing this pandemic together, many are at home working or finding themselves wallowing in boredom. To pass the time over the weekends other than homework, watching movies or new TV series has been the go-to. Recommended by a new friend of mine, is a series called “Gentleman’s… Read more
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Daffodil Tribute Starts to Bloom
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 vote 100 years ago. In partner with Maine Suffrage Centennial Organization, students planted over two dozen daffodils outside of the Spring Point dorm… Read more
