Brendan Kellogg Released in 1980 in the United States the technological marvel the Walkman wasn’t so much invented by Sony as it was crafted by their divine hands. Little did we know […]
The Mystical Magical Walkman
Watch Out Hipsters in Portland!
Jessica Spoto Hipsters in Portland who are they? What are they? What clothing do they wear to emulate their magical anti conforming powers? Hipster are these anti everything mainstream little creatures […]
We All Need A Loudmouth
Gio DiFazio Rory Mcllroy and Team Europe found themselves a bit beaten up by a twelve foot putt on the sixth hole of the Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota during […]
The Seawolves Invitational and Senior Day Highlight an Action Packed Weekend
The Beacon Staff This past weekend saw four of the five fall athletic teams playing home games here at SMCC and at the Wainwright Athletic Fields. While it might not have been […]
Calling All Volunteers: The Captain’s Cupboard Seeks You!
You’re Invited! Elect Her: Empowering Women to Run for Office
The Color Purple, The Ugly Truth, What to Do After a Sexual Assault, & “Why Don’t You Just Leave?”
The Color Purple Noah Williams October is Domestic Assault Awareness month, and given the recent media coverage of sexual assault in higher education, The Beacon has decided to dedicate our front page […]
Domestic Violence Month
Alex Serrano October is Domestic Violence month, and we here at the Beacon have taken extra care to bring some of the complex issues around this to light. The front page […]
A Look into Uncovered Artistry
Jessica Spoto Domestic and sexual abuse is never okay and it can really hurt someone mentally and physically. It also can take a long time for them to recover from the events […]
A Point of Clarification
Beacon Editorial Staff In the September 13th issue of the Beacon, in the column Surfsite Hall Isn’t Bad! we erroneously stated that Surf Site Residence Hall was originally a barracks when the […]
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