• Deborah Klotz: Traces at the Maine Jewish Museum

    By Jennifer Connor Walking into Deborah Klotz’s recent show at the Maine Jewish Museum on Congress Street in Portland was like taking in a breath of fresh air. The light and energy of her exhibit Traces allows the viewer to see her process of reflection and meditation through her work. The show consists of over… Read more

  • Gestapo Hyperbole

    By Richard Sawyer Recently I heard about Mesa Verde shutting down. I always hate seeing local restaurants closing up, especially after fifteen years of business. For those who didn’t know it, it was a Mexican joint on Congress St. in Portland. They had ok food, and eight-dollar pitchers of margaritas. Then fuel was added to… Read more

  • Did You Know That the Library has Breaking Bad Season 5?

    By: Erik Squire Now that I have your attention; the library does indeed have Breaking Bad, as well as other movies to loan out for FREE (okay, your tuition really pays for it). Movies are not the only thing of value that the library offers to an astute thinker such as yourself; oh no, it… Read more

  • Confessions of a New England Vice Hawker

    by Patrick Doyle My first job was washing dishes at a Mediterranean place while in high school – I was fired after skipping work around Thanksgiving to lay on a floor for a long time. My second job was at a bottle redemption center, which was connected to a liquor store and I held that… Read more

  • Business Club Updates

    By Darcy Pope The Business Club here at SMCC is a great group of people that are interested in learning about the business world. Knowledge of basic business principles and activities are essential to anyone. When you go into the work force, opportunities for advancement will appear, you could become a part of management, corporate,… Read more

  • Accessing Equality

    By Davis Nicholson This column was conjured in the Honors Class, Philosophy in Action – an intriguing class with a pleasantly diverse mix of perspectives. A newfound intrigue of writing, particularly with a controversial nature, impelled me to pursue a spot in a writing establishment. After much discussion with my two instructors, Steve Willis and… Read more