The Director’s Profile: George A. Romero Most viewers will undoubtedly associate the by-now household name of George A. Romero with his initial run of spectacularly gruesome, though at their very core satirical, […]
Absolute Zero
“Cold does not exist, cold does not exist.” I repeated this mantra again and again during the eight hours I stood outside the hotel this past Saturday night, manning my post while […]
Which Smartphone is Best: Windows, Android, or Apple?
I’ve had my Nokia Lumia 920 for seven years, and it’s getting old. My device runs on the Windows Phone 8.1 operating system; it has 1GB of Ram and a hard […]
Wolves’ Trip to Nationals Falls Short of Goals
Men Drop 2; Ladies Make It to Semifinals, Fall to CMCC Coach Bergeron, her staff, and the Seawolves have set the new standard for women’s basketball here at SMCC. The ladies earned […]
Notes From the BLIZZPOCALYPSE
By Ben Riggleman and Alex Serrano Snowbound Surfsite At the South Portland Campus’ Surfsite Hall, some true New Englanders made the most of the weather. As the snow was falling, thick as […]
Missing Days and Missing Work
By Paul Moosmann For those of us who’ve lived in or around Maine our whole lives, a snow day here and a cancellation there during the winter is nothing new. This year, […]
Scholarship Coffee
On Friday, Feb. 10, 2017, the McKernan Center hosted a “Scholarship Coffee” event where student recipients of SMCC scholarships got to meet and mingle with community scholarship donors. The Beacon’s Breanna Penney […]
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