By Magella Cantara Originally “A Star is Born” was released in 1937. Over the years movie producers have recreated this love story filming it all the way up to our today’s standards […]
Lady Gaga makes History
Water You My Valentine? The Shape of Water Movie Review
By M.K Sullivan Last Valentine’s day was something I was going to forget, provided my art teacher didn’t remind me to “treat myself”. I took it to heart, ironically, and decided to […]
Blood and Time An homage to “No Country for Old Men”
By A.B. Wylie I was a trauma medic when I was 24 years old. My great grandfather was a medic in France when he was 19. There’s a photo of him in […]
Why We Do It On Smoking and Addiction
By Lovely Rita I was inspired to write about smoking and addiction after reading last issue’s article that questioned whether we should have smoking spots on campus. I wanted to share a […]
A Place That Time Forgot
By Jessilyn Rich I didn’t have the courage to turn around in the darkness. It was too dark to see more then a few inches away from me anyway. Maybe, if I […]
Are You a Sucker?
By M.K Sullivan At the beginning of my senior year in high school, my AP Language and Composition teacher (we will call him Mr. Johnson) gave a lengthy speech about the greatness […]
New Bills Target Plastic Waste in Maine
By Carrie Paul There once was a time in Maine when the views driving down our scenic roads were obstructed by massive billboards and the roads littered with cans and bottles. Today […]
The Voiceless Need a Voice
By Jade Densmore Companies and factories all over the world use animals to test their products to ensure consumer safety. However, they can not ensure anything – individual chemicals react differently on […]
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