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Coming Soon: Maine Mayhem 2016!
Samuel Carlson CNMS Major The Maine Mayhem Film Festival is a student driven festival that centers on short movies created at SMCCme. The event is headed by one other than Corey Norman, accomplished Maine filmmaker and beloved film teacher. Every year a multitude of dedicated students come together to produce, direct, edit, and star in films ranging from horror… Read more
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State of the Pats: A Glimpse At the Upcoming Offseason
Gio DiFazio CNMS Major The following week after the AFC Championship, a lingering feeling emanated inside me that reminded me of how I felt after my childhood dog died. With the exception of the offensive line, this Patriots team has proven that from top to bottom, they have all the necessary pieces to take… Read more
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Seawolves Fall Short in YSCC Tournament; Women fall to St. Joe’s, Men to CMCC in semis
Beacon Sports Staff The 2015-16 basketball season came to a close on Saturday afternoon and early evening as the Seawolves squads lost their semi-final games. The Lady Wolves took to the court at noon to open the day’s four game set, playing the top seeded and number one team in the USCAA, the… Read more
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Tech Talk: Routers and You
Jesse Murphy Computer Technology In this age of connectivity, we are heavily dependent upon the Internet to supply just about everything we want and need. This is by no means is a bad thing. The freedom to access the Internet from just about anywhere has certainly made everyone’s life a lot easier! But it… Read more
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NASA Defines the Rules for Cosmic Dodgeball
Nicholas Moll Marine Science NASA has decided to formalize the process with which the programs in America tracks NEOs, near-Earth Objects, in the hopes of detecting these objects well in advance. The hope is to give the human race an ample amount of time to react and possibly prevent an impact. While still part… Read more
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The Multiverse Idea
Evelyn Waugh Physics Major If you define the universe as all that ever possibly could be, then there is certainly only one universe. But if you get a little more specific, you run into an interesting idea. What if we define the universe as all that could ever possibly be observed with infinitely advanced… Read more