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  • The Blame Game

    The Blame Game

    By Gio DiFazio A person in a position of authority carries a unique responsibility. Whether it be a lunch monitor in elementary school, a law enforcement officer or the leader of a major academic institution, a lack of action in certain situations is equal to a deliberately harmful action in others. The lack of action… Read more

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  • The Day I Became a True Eagle

    The Day I Became a True Eagle

    By Oğuzhan Özkan I’ve never been an American football fan. It is not even football for me, just some bumpy male bravado which happens somewhere around this time of the year, and some team named after an animal (mostly) wins a trophy. Or a bowl. I am not sure because I’ve never been around to… Read more

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  • Do You Smoke Cancer Stick?

    By Kyle Lappin In June 2017, Maine lawmakers approved a bill prohibiting Mainers below age 21 from purchasing tobacco products, and it will soon become law. The Senate voted 29-5 and the House voted 90-44 to override Governor Paul LePage’s veto of the proposal, which supporters say will lower smoking rates and smoking-related deaths. It… Read more