• Creatures Gallery

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  • Food for thought: The Uphill Battle of Texting

    Food for thought: The Uphill Battle of Texting

    Beatrice Talmage   How many things can possibly go wrong in a text message? Oh, only about 74,000 things.   Timing: Why is this person taking so long to reply? Is it deliberate?  What is he/she up to? Is my significant other cheating on me? Is he/she safe? Is he/she just in a rural place… Read more

  • Building Your Experience

    Christian Guthrie   You spend years in the world of academia, it’s a torrent of self growth coupled with learning from your mistakes. Today, let’s look into the job market and review the steps that put me on the path to doing what I love: game writing. Now, before we get to how an opportunity… Read more

  • Off Campus in the Fall

    Lydia Libby Many students at SMCC can agree that there are many great things to do while on campus, but there are many who have no idea what lies beyond campus property. During the fall especially, southern Maine is enveloped in foliage. People go for walks and can enjoy the pretty scenery, or take pictures… Read more

  • This Week in History

    Ben Riggleman   October 23, 1959 – “Weird Al” Yankovic and director Sam Raimi are born. (Raimi will create the Evil Dead series and direct the 2002-07 Spider-Man trilogy.)   October 24, 1973 – The nineteen-day Yom Kippur War ends with an Israeli victory. In this conflict, Egypt and Syria, supported by a number of… Read more

  • Get Off My Lawn

    By Gio DiFazio   In a world of Gronk Spikes and bat flip”s, we all have to take a minute and think about whether we agree with the nature of post-play celebration that takes place in professional sports today. Last Sunday Vernon Davis was flagged fifteen yards for scoring his first touchdown since the 2014… Read more