Some SMCC students are grateful for the changes COVID-19 has brought to the local community college, others dislike them. The experience for both staff and students at SMCC has changed over the […]
Changes at SMCC
Homebody
If you’re someone who likes to work out at home then there are many great Youtuber health fitness coaches who post fitness videos/plans for you to follow along with. I know during […]
Featuring Student Art
Hello folks, I’ve received some new student artwork from your classmates for the Beacon’s Arts and Poetry section. In this post, I decided to contribute as well… I found a photograph that […]
Bittersweet
Cuba Bess was born in Fruita, Colorado, in 1997. Bess was an undrafted free agent signing by the Red Sox after the 2020 draft out of Grand Canyon University. Bess was originally […]
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard Drops New Music!
Australian psychedelic rock band King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard dropped a two song single last week titled “Magenta Mountain”. The B-Side was titled “The Dripping Tap”. This was released through their […]
Featuring arts and poem
I have some artwork that SMCC students have shared with me, there are so many I will be halving them for next week and the week after. I am also sharing a […]
SMCC’s Phi Theta’s Kappa club news
Interview with Professor Lareen Smith
News writing and production student Elizabeth Fortier interviewed professor Lareen Smith on March 24th. The interview concerned Smith’s project with students in a marine science class, in which they have collected data […]
The Concerning Warming Rates of The Gulf of Maine
The ocean is warming at an alarming rate, this is not necessarily a revelation that we are witnessing. Closer to home, Maine will be directly impacted and far faster than most of […]
Oceanography Student Interview
On March 25th, students Anthony Gendron and Justin Oullette met with students in Professor Laureen Smith’s Oceanography class to interview them about a recent project. Interview participants included Zoe Froehlich-Ferris, Bradi Byers, […]
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