By Zachary J. Guiod It must have been a difficult start to the year for many students who were living in a hotel or in Surfsite when they expected to be chilling […]
Spring Point Hall Is Back!
Prisoners Across The Country Strike For Humane Treatment
By Zachary J. Guiod, Political Science Although you may not know it, Sunday marked the end of one of the largest prison strikes in American history. Instead of going to cook in […]
Volunteerism
By Sheri Bell This past spring, I had the pleasure of attending the Scarborough Public Safety Annual Recognition Ceremony. It just so happens they were honoring my father-in law for 60 years […]
Beyond Simply Food: A Quick Look at the Portland Food Scene
by Jared Erving For those who have not heard, Portland was named the 2018 Restaurant City of the Year by Bon Appetit Magazine. Over the years Portland’s restaurant scene has continuously grown. […]
‘BlackkKlansman’: Controversial Truth
By Jacob Darling “BlackkKlansman” is a movie that does many things. It makes you mad, it makes you sad, it makes you feel tense. It even makes you laugh. But most importantly, […]
Speak Over the Old Port
by Liam Woodworth-Cook Every Tuesday night writers and poets gather at Bull Feeney’s for roughly two hours of words and laughs. This is an all-inclusive event for anyone of any age or literary […]
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