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  • Poetic License

    By Patrick Doyle Here we are again, back at la escuela. This is hopefully my last semester but who knows. How was your summer? Mine was good. I got to bop around Florida for a while and experience that whole thing. Florida is very different from my last destinations (Alaska…Northern California…), but definitely has its… Read more

  • The Green Elephant

    By Dierdree Glassford Asian Inspired, Made With Love:  http://greenelephantmaine.com When entering the Green Elephant, a vegetarian bistro located at 608 Congress Street in Portland, I was welcomed by a sense of warmth and intimacy. The host graciously seated us at a back center table; anywhere in the house feels private and comfortable. The soft lighting… Read more

  • Guardians of the Galaxy meets the Avengers

    By Nicholas Miller Every summer has one major blockbuster movie that leaves its’ competitors in the dust. A few years ago, that movie was the Avengers. This summer? Nothing could compare to Guardians of the Galaxy. The funny part, they were both made by Marvel Studios. Combining the boom for superheroes with the excitement of… Read more

  • Your Creativity Is All You’ve Got

    By Patrick Doyle No, really, it’s all you have left. Besides the theoretical idea of property, your possessions, you have virtually nothing on this planet besides the body, mind, etc. Luckily though the body and mind can produce luscious works of creativity, or downtrodden conflicting works of idiosyncrasy; it’s really up to you. The point… Read more

  • Three Summer 2014 Reads Which Could Suit You Well For Any Season

    Garrick Hoffman This past summer, I was able to get around to tackling a few books that I’m super pleased to have completed. Unfortunately, there’s a couple others that are still beckoning for my attention (Under The Banner of Heaven, by Jon Krakauer, and Cosmos, by Carl Sagan). Good thing books don’t audibly cry as… Read more