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SeaWolves Looking Strong as Season Comes to an End
By the Beacon Staff As the 2018-19 Yankee Small College Conference regular season winds down, the SeaWolves basketball squads have positioned themselves to have a deep run into the YSCC postseason play. Since the last Beacon the SeaWolves women and men’s teams have compiled an 11-1 record. This weekend the teams traveled to Newport Rhode… Read more
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Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You, Baby.
By Sierra Firley I wake up, roll over to my nightstand, pick up my mason jar and chug. After a few moments, my body manages to drag my body to the kitchen and peel one slice of orange off the one I’ve been working on this week. I followed the slice with another glass of… Read more
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From the Desk of the Managing Editor
By Celina Simmons Being a part of a group or club is always a comforting feeling. To know that you are a part of something bigger than yourself never stops providing satisfaction. Being in my third semester working with The Beacon, I can say this confidently. Most, if not all, of the writers we have… Read more
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Ethan Palm and his Winning Story with Writ
By Celina Simmons For those of who that aren’t aware, the Writ Journal is a small literary/art publication put out by SMCC. It is made up of a collection of student works such as short stories, poetry, and artwork. Ethan Palm, a former student of SMCC, found his way into Writ after taking a creative… Read more
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Poetic License
By Liam Woodworth-Cook It is 1 am. It might as well be 3 am. Perhaps midnight. The snow is falling on this Tuesday night as the clocks enter January 30th. I’ve shut my math homework and still the night’s work is before me. Philip Glass has gotten me through the last several nights of writing.… Read more
