By Kyle Sansoucie Have you gotten a COVID test recently? How recent was it? Are you sure the negative test you got eight months ago is up to date? ‘Cause mine wasn’t. […]
I’m Positive It was Negative
Please welcome Guest Speaker: Abdul Alkalimat
In honor of Black History month, activist, educator Abdul Alkalimat is joining the News Writing & Production class via zoom on Wednesday morning at 10:00am. Dr. Alkalimat has been fighting for Black […]
Gail Anderson Design
by Clayton Hoyle Gail Anderson is a New York-based designer, writer, and educator. After looking through work on her website, to find inspiration for a graphic design project It doesn’t take long […]
Love Stinks
By Samantha Harmon Whether we like it or not, Valentine’s Day is coming up next Sunday. There is no way of stopping it from happening. Ever since the year 496, Valentine’s Day […]
B/W ‘workshop’
Photographer: Sean ThompsonCourse: ARTS 170 Photo 1Professor: Christian Farnsworth
The Tiniest Librarian
Penobscot Theatre Company, Bangor, February 7, 2021 to February 28, 2021 A tiny puppet musical! Miss Susan is the tiniest, loneliest librarian in the world. Bigger people don’t seem to notice her […]
Trivia Night February 15th
TRIVIA NIGHT at Sebago Old Port Mon, Feb 15, 2021, 2:00 PM Sebago Brewing Company Brewpub 211 Fore Street, Portland, ME 21+
A Closer Look Into Tattoos
By Samantha Harmon Impulsive as I am, I finally decided to plan out a tattoo to be done on February 19th, which also happens to be my birthday. Ever since I was […]
Thompson’s Point Ice Skating 1/5-2/21
Looking for something to do outside? Thompson’s Point is offering socially distanced ice skating!! This is the 6th season of this event up and running and still going strong. Enjoy 10,000 sq. […]
Listening To John Coltrane With My Baby Daughter
By David Stankiewicz. To praise you is the desire of man— Augustine again—and who am I to disagree Holding my eight month old At the embered end of a fussy winter afternoon […]
