By Gio DiFazio Hinds Community College, Popeye’s Chicken, and Super Bowl 49 Champion. What could these three things possibly have in common? You would never guess the answer is Malcolm Butler. Let […]
Onion Rings to Super Bowl Rings
Hoops Season Winds Down – Teams Prepare for YSCC
By Beacon Sports Staff With only 5 games remaining in the 2015-16 season for the women and men’s Seawolves teams, the squads are in the midst of adjusting, ironing out and […]
Sperm Powered Locomotion in Nanobots
Nicholas Moll Marine Science Major For years, many scientist have dreamed of one day using nanobots for medical purposes, in production and in construction. These ideas have been the stuff of […]
The Dangers of Medieval Medicine
By Ian Ziller Throughout the Middle Ages how medicine was practiced probably wasn’t the best and would definitely be considered primitive by today’s standards. For example, one of their practices was […]
International Meet Up Cancelled Due to Inability to Ensure Safety
By Rachel York What was scheduled to be an International gathering located in 43 countries around the world, taking place this past Saturday, February 6th 2016, was been cancelled due to […]
2016 Spotlight: Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
By Christian Guthrie CNMS Back in 2011 the beloved Sci-Fi series Deus Ex made a resurgence after a long period of hiatus. Human Revolution (developed by Eidos Montreal) delivered a truly […]
When Appreciation Turns Into Appropriation
By Rachel York I would like to address a project I read about recently on the internet. Hungarian journalist, Boglarka Balogh, seeking to spread awareness and act as an intermediary between […]
Infinite Jest Turns Twenty
Illaria Dana Education Major It was the language that first struck me. The language of Infinite Jest documents the thought patterns of an extremely intelligent, active-minded person’s attempt to recreate life […]
The Broccoli
10 Signs You’re from Maine Hannah Martin Communications and New Media Major 1. You own a pet lobster 2. You eat 13 acorns a day 3. Paul Lepage is the […]
SMCC’S Ionospheric Research
Evelyn Waugh Physics Major Earth glides innocently through space at about 19 miles per second, 93 million miles from the Sun in its orbit. A thin atmosphere and weak magnetic field […]
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