College tuition is rising faster than ever. As expenses continue to increase and college enrollment declines, it’s important to find ways to get ahead. Over the last decade, college tuition has risen […]
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Mickey 17 and Bong Joon-Ho, Got Lost in Space
Bong is back! And it feels so…meh? It’s been five years since Bong Joon-Ho rocked the movie world with his Oscar winning horror/dark-comedy/family-drama/thriller, “Parasite.” His follow-up comes in the shape of the […]
New New England Bands You Have To Hear
The New England local metal scene is the most accessible scene on the east coast. $15 dollar tickets and venues across New England makes it easy to go see some amazing bands […]
When Will Winter End: The History of Groundhog Day
With winter dragging along, its only appropriate to take a second to dive a little deeper into the holiday that determines how much more winter we have to endure: Groundhog Day! The […]
Are Your Thoughts Your Own? The Problem of Conformity
In a classroom at SMCC an exercise takes an unexpected turn. Students were placed into groups of three and all asked the same question to which we would respond with “true” or […]
The Backbone of Portland Local Music: The Apohadian Theatre
On the corner of Hanover Street in Portland Maine lies The Apohadian Theatre. The venue, founded in 2017, has become a staple of Maine’s diverse local scene and has marked itself as […]
Op-Ed: Cultural Appropriation- Where’s The Line?
African wax print fabric, also known as Ankara fabric, is produced in an array of bright colors and patterns, with each pattern bearing a significant meaning. Although it was originally mass produced as […]
Seawolves’ Resilience Shines Through Tough Season
The SMCC Men’s Basketball season officially came to an end following a loss to Vermont State University Randolph in the Yankee Small College Conference Tournament Quarterfinals on February 2nd. Despite a winless […]
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Hillel at USM: A Beacon of Unity and Tolerance Amid Current Tension
Founded in 1923 in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, Hillel International has served as a safe space and community for Jewish and non-Jewish students alike to learn and connect to Judaism as a culture and […]
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