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A Place That Time Forgot
By Jessilyn Rich I didn’t have the courage to turn around in the darkness. It was too dark to see more then a few inches away from me anyway. Maybe, if I didn’t move, whatever it was wouldn’t see me and it would leave me alone. I waited for what seemed like forever, but nothing… Read more
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Are You a Sucker?
By M.K Sullivan At the beginning of my senior year in high school, my AP Language and Composition teacher (we will call him Mr. Johnson) gave a lengthy speech about the greatness that is rhetoric. He said “Rhetoric is power!” with a twinkle in his eye and began to tell us all the ways we… Read more
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New Bills Target Plastic Waste in Maine
By Carrie Paul There once was a time in Maine when the views driving down our scenic roads were obstructed by massive billboards and the roads littered with cans and bottles. Today we are one of only four states in the country that can enjoy the open road undisturbed by the colossal garish advertisements, and… Read more
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The Voiceless Need a Voice
By Jade Densmore Companies and factories all over the world use animals to test their products to ensure consumer safety. However, they can not ensure anything – individual chemicals react differently on different species, therefore the results ‘scientists’ get are inconclusive and irrelevant to humans. The abuse of animal testing is not required by law… Read more
