By Patrick Doyle Here we are again, back at la escuela. This is hopefully my last semester but who knows. How was your summer? Mine was good. I got to bop around […]
Poetic License
The Green Elephant
By Dierdree Glassford Asian Inspired, Made With Love: http://greenelephantmaine.com When entering the Green Elephant, a vegetarian bistro located at 608 Congress Street in Portland, I was welcomed by a sense of warmth […]
Guardians of the Galaxy meets the Avengers
By Nicholas Miller Every summer has one major blockbuster movie that leaves its’ competitors in the dust. A few years ago, that movie was the Avengers. This summer? Nothing could compare to […]
Your Creativity Is All You’ve Got
By Patrick Doyle No, really, it’s all you have left. Besides the theoretical idea of property, your possessions, you have virtually nothing on this planet besides the body, mind, etc. Luckily though […]
Three Summer 2014 Reads Which Could Suit You Well For Any Season
Garrick Hoffman This past summer, I was able to get around to tackling a few books that I’m super pleased to have completed. Unfortunately, there’s a couple others that are still beckoning […]
September 9th Today in Sports History: Derek Jeter ties Lou Gehrig on Yankees all-time hit list, 2009
By Sam Coombs As Derek Jeter enters the final leg of his playing career this season, it is important to reflect on some special things he did in his career. Whether you’re […]
SMCC baseball edges Bridgton in opener
By Sam Coombs Coach Lemieux excited for the season SMCC baseball started off their season on the right foot playing a close, entertaining game against Bridgton Academy, coming up on top 1-0. […]
Campus Exposed
By Erik Squire Hello to all you wonderful fellow SMCC goers. Sadly, Garrick Hoffman has departed from us. That is, he’s moved on to the Op/Ed pages as its new Section Editor. […]
Cheers SMCC, Here’s to a Great Semester!
By Erik Squire Hello students and guests of Southern Maine Community College! Some of you got away over the summer break, some of you were here studying or working, and for some, […]
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