• Breath of Life

     By A.S. Kinsman When a baby stops breathing, your heart stops beating, too. Except your heart will restart its steady rhythm in a matter of seconds, but the baby won’t start breathing. This is the nightmarish situation that unfolded on a Florida highway on February 20th, 2014. 37-year-old Pamela Rauseo was stuck in a traffic jam… Read more

  • Yours Sincerely

    By Erik Squire The word Sincere is defined in the dictionary as “having or showing true feelings that are expressed in an honest way: genuine or real.” That is a perfect way to describe sincerity. Though, if I were to add to that description I would say that sincerity is a language utilized not so much… Read more

  • The Student Senate at Work

    By Kyle Talbot Hello student body! It’s been a cold and hectic semester so far, but it’s slowly warming up, though the wind won’t seem to let up. I’m Kyle Talbot and as of last Wednesday the 19th I’ve been elected to be the new Secretary of Public Relations of the Student Senate, but as I’ve… Read more

  • The Business Hub

    By Darcy Pope Hi everyone! This issue I’ll be talking about a few things like stocks, entrepreneurship, and news in the business world! In the last Business Club meeting we focused on our stock portfolio and how we needed to make some changes. First, one of the stocks we invested in was Sand Ridge Energy Inc.,… Read more

  • Not Quite Ready: Bullet to the Brain

    By A.S. Kinsman Not many people can take a bullet to the head and live to tell about it. 54-year-old Scott Fraley of Raymond, Maine, was ice fishing on a frozen lake in West Gardiner with a friend when there was a loud bang, and then he felt a searing pain in the back of his head.… Read more

  • Science Watchroom

    By Jason Glynn   I must issue a slight apology; the last installment of this probably could have easily been placed in the Op&Ed section. I should have focused more on debunking the ‘science’ of creationism, but I couldn’t really find any real science supporting the theory. That issue is obviously near and dear to… Read more