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From The Desk of The Managing Editors
By Zaq G. & Celina S. Educational theorist Alexander W. Astin’s student involvement theory suggests that students who are more actively involved in a student organization, spend a lot of time on campus, and frequently interact with teachers and other students will gain more “student learning and personal development.” It also states that “the principal… Read more
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Things Your Mother Told You (But You Forgot)
As a nontraditional student, my perspective being on campus full time is different than the majority of my younger peers. I see and experience college life through the eyes of a 50-year-old Mom — and what I see saddens me on some days and makes me angry on others. I try to be kind and… Read more
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2018 Midterm Results
By Zachary Guiod The 2018 midterms were historic for the state of Maine in more ways than one. Mainers elected the first female governor in the state’s nearly 200-year history, and the first instance of rank choice voting for a federal election happened in the 2nd congressional district. Voters supported hundreds of millions of dollars… Read more
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Astrology Check
By Celina Simmons Over the next few weeks, emotions will be all over the place, but perhaps bigger and better opportunities are heading our way. Welcome back to another Astrology Check — and boy, do we have a stimulating road ahead of us. With a full moon in Gemini, a new moon and Sagittarius season,… Read more
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The Life of Video Journalism
By Paul Maxell Journalism of all kinds is important to any news outlet, whether it be a newspaper, a TV news channel, or even an online publication. Of course, writing can be less time-consuming when it comes to journalism. But all of those are forms of reporting, including broadcast journalism, are equally as important. Both… Read more
