Beacon Sports Staff The 2015-16 basketball season came to a close on Saturday afternoon and early evening as the Seawolves squads lost their semi-final games. The Lady Wolves took to […]
Seawolves Fall Short in YSCC Tournament; Women fall to St. Joe’s, Men to CMCC in semis
Tech Talk: Routers and You
Jesse Murphy Computer Technology In this age of connectivity, we are heavily dependent upon the Internet to supply just about everything we want and need. This is by no means is […]
NASA Defines the Rules for Cosmic Dodgeball
Nicholas Moll Marine Science NASA has decided to formalize the process with which the programs in America tracks NEOs, near-Earth Objects, in the hopes of detecting these objects well in advance. […]
The Multiverse Idea
Evelyn Waugh Physics Major If you define the universe as all that ever possibly could be, then there is certainly only one universe. But if you get a little more specific, […]
Monster real or legends?
By Ian Ziller History Major Why did we believe in strange things? What are the creepy crawlies that we used to think are real that are a part of legends? All […]
How to Treat Your Bedbugs in Five Easy Steps (Or How to Avoid Driving Your Local Exterminator Insane)
1. Don’t Move Out. As much as I like the thought of you spreading business for me, I don’t think you’ll much share in my monetary delight. Bedbugs aren’t fun but they […]
A Chirp Heard Around the World
Nicholas Moll Marine Science It all started with a chirp. This may not seem like much but, to many scientists around the world, it is a big deal. “Einstein would be […]
The Dangers of a Lack of Education
By Ian Ziller Education, in our current societal and political environments, is taking a beating. There are many examples of this. When Rick Santorum was running for president he came across […]
You Said What, Really… You Said What?
The Beacon Editorial Staff Last month Simone Newman, the President of Mount Saint Mary College in Maryland was reported to have said to some professors, “that they need to stop thinking […]
You Said What? Governor LePage is Not the Voice of the People
Illaria Dana Education Major Governor Paul LePage made national headlines when he made a statement on January 6 that was racist and prejudiced against addicts and poverty. LePage said, “The traffickers—these […]
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