• Phi Theta Kappa Regionals: Bringing Home the Gold

    By Erik Squire Education Major On the weekend of the 21st, the officer team of Alpha Chi Nu (ACN), SMCC’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK), set off for Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield Connecticut for their Regional Convention. It was quite the epic, full of campaigns, hypnotists, seminars, awards, and dancing. Upon… Read more

  • A Chat with Matt

    A Chat with Matt

    Coach Matt Richards reflects on the Men’s Basketball Season By Nickolas Acker I had the opportunity to speak with head coach Matthew Richards of the men’s basketball team after the season had ended. Coach Richards provided an insight into what the basketball team has done, where it’s been, and where it’s going. Wow, what a… Read more

  • FOUR Talking Points in the World of Sports

    FOUR Talking Points in the World of Sports

    By Richard Bigega Electrical Engineering Major NBA Power Rankings: Kevin Durant Goes Down In an injury-riddled NBA season, in which we’ve already seen the likes of Chris Bosh, Paul George and Blake Griffin miss substantial time this season, we lost another star to injury for the rest of the season over the weekend. While he’s… Read more

  • Weigh the Waste Sodexo and WE COMPOST IT! Host Compost Campaign at SMCC

    By Garrick Hoffman Liberal Arts Major Commercial and residential composting has really seemed to take flight in Maine. Various compost companies have emerged such as Portland-based WE COMPOST IT! and Garbage to Garden, both of whom have already developed a considerable customer base throughout Greater Portland. Businesses and schools alike have begun to implement composting… Read more

  • The Student Advocate: A Wealth of Diversity

    By Wayne Lawson We come to SMCC for the purpose of education. We sit through lectures and we are tested on our understanding. Through classwork and homework, we earn our education. But, in spite of the insecurities of certain governing powers, a school is more than just a factory to churn out identical parts for… Read more

  • The Student Dilemma

    By Rebekah Marin Liberal Arts – English Major As our economy becomes an increasingly global one, it seems that business professionals have felt the need to draw thick lines between what they’re business/work life consists of and what their personal lives consist of. So what does this mean for the American businessman/woman today? What happens… Read more