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Massive Wind Storm Uproots Historic Trees
By Ben Riggleman They called it a “bomb cyclone.” While the term technically refers to a pressure-drop phenomenon called bombogenesis, it aptly evokes the destruction that the storm of Oct. 30 left in its wake across New England: snapped trees, dangling power lines, debris clogging the streets. Two-thirds of Maine was without power on Monday… Read more
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Those We Must Appreciate
By Noor Ibrahim Earlier this week, our lands were struck by a storm like never before. At first, I did not realize how severe and powerful the winds were. However, when I saw the damage in person, I was shaken. So first and foremost, let us take a moment of silence to remember the fallen… Read more
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Confidence in Numbers: #MeToo
By Lexis Elston Earlier this month, the former movie mogul and founder of The Weinstein Company, Harvey Weinstein, was confronted with a slew of various sexual-assault charges from many reputable women across Hollywood and beyond. These charges were pressed against Mr. Weinstein by actresses and models who had worked alongside or for Mr. Weinstein in… Read more
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What’s the Deal With Animals at SMCC?
By Kate Bennett Many students have seen or heard of animals that live on campus. But, what are the rules about keeping animals on campus? At SMCC, students are not allowed to have animals in their dorms except for fish. Exceptions are made for service animals and emotional-support animals. Dean of Students Tiffanie Bentley explained… Read more
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News From Student Senate
By Kate Bennett During this meeting, the Student Welfare Committee shared some recent survey data on SMCC students: There are fewer students on campus this year but more students enrolled in online classes. The public-relations secretary explained that Senate is going to be emailing club representatives monthly to get updates from them to add to… Read more
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