• Poetic License

    By Jessica Spoto  The last poem for this year’s Poetic License comes to The Beacon from Rebecca Dow. Last week Rebecca read her piece to me while we shared a few moments together in a somewhat subdued Oceanview Dining Hall. We all suffer from spacing out, consciously avoiding, delaying the inevitable, deferring, postponing, dallying, taking… Read more

  • Vintage Era

    By Jessica Spoto Ever go into those vintage clothing stores in downtown Portland, but you just never seem to know what era the clothes you are buying are from? Well, there are specific details you need to look for when identifying a piece of  vintage clothing from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. First, start by… Read more

  • On Display in the  Learning Commons

      By Paul Moosmann Painting has been part of the human experience since the ancient days of the cavemen. While we may have moved from pigment on rock to pigment on paper and canvas, the core desire to create has never changed. Students of John Knight’s Painting II class joined together with SMCC’s Art Club… Read more

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  • Men Bring Home the Ring

    By The Beacon Staff The Seawolves baseball season ended on Sunday against the Lynx of New Hampshire Technical Institute. Their final game of the season played out with the winner taking home the YSCC Championship. The contest, for all intents and purposes, was a pitcher duel. Kyle Parmley would take to the mound for the… Read more

  • Wolves Drop Heartbreaker to Lynx in NH

    By The Beacon Staff The softball and baseball seasons came to a close this past weekend, as the Lady Seawolves traveled to New Hampshire to compete in the YSCC championship Saturday and the Men Seawolves hosted the season ending baseball tournament on Sunday. The Lady Seawolves entered the tournament as the No. 1 seeded team… Read more