By Garrick Hoffman Liberal Arts Major Art is an inherently subjective form. What you hate, I may love. What I love, you may despise. I absolutely love metal music. With three brothers […]
Metal, Melody & Me
University of New England
The Deadly Styrofoam
By Ashley Berry Recently, Colgate University’s Student Government Association banned the use of Styrofoam on their campus. They did this by changing the bylaws that governed their Budget Allocation Committee. Specifically, they […]
The Maine Loan
Seawolves Represented Well in the Elite 8 Both Squads Get to Finals – Fall Short, Still Headed to USCAA Nationals
By Beacon Sports Staff In mid-February, the Seawolves basketball teams traveled to Concord, New Hampshire (2/18 – 21) to participate in the Yankee Small College Conference, Elite 8 tournament. Central Maine Community […]
Rock Bands: Five of the Eyes and More than Five, Questions for their Lead Singer Darrell Foster
By Frank Coletti Communications & New Media Major Portland has a population of over 63,000 people and, for its relative size, it is a music fan’s heaven. Watching shows at Merrill Auditorium, […]
SMCC SNOW!
Fun Facts 35+ full-time employees in Facilities – 12 of whom are the “shovel brigade” Shifts start at 4am and run as late as 7 or 8pm Campus is divided into seven […]
Targeted Writing Sessions
The Arctic Warriors of the Spring Semester
By Carlin Whitehouse Communications and New Media Major One of the best vistas on the whole campus is standing in the Culinary Arts dining room, looking out the expansive wall of glass. […]
High on Faith & Low on Funds
By Erik Squire Education Major Hola mi amigos! You only have to hold out a little longer for spring break, yeehaw! I don’t know about the rest of you studious folks, but […]
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