For the last of the year here is Christopher Carpenter and Suzanne who have contributed some last minute photography images for me. Please Enjoy! Down below, you will find Suzanne’s photography pieces and […]
Featuring Christopher and Suzanne’s images
Event: SMCC Art Show, May 11th
On May 11th, Southern Maine Community College will be presenting an art exhibit on their campus, hosted by students Sarah and Madison. The Art Show was developed by Virginia Rose, an art […]
Photography and Art featured
Liliana Palmer has some photography photos she has taken and wanted to share. All of the photos were taken on SMCC campus by me during this semester and the last one. She […]
Angel and I
A Script by Alexandra Griffin, Creative Writing class Myself: I’m never going to find a guyyyy! Angel: Yes, you are! You just have to wait and let God decide. Myself: I’m gonna […]
Realism of the Grappling Hook
Anyone who’s ever picked up a comic book, played a video game, or watched a sci-fi movie has heard of the grappling hook. It’s a gadget that allows the user to elevate […]
Opinion: It’s time for Susan Collins to Act on Women’s Rights
Maine’s very own Senator Susan Collins has found herself in the middle of the debate surrounding the state of Roe v. Wade in America. Collins called police on Saturday night after seeing […]
Poem: Ode to Autumn
“Ode to Autumn” is a poem written by Daniel Nemitz in 2022 in response to his favorite season.
Is Fusion Power in our Future?
By Anthony GendronHave you ever plugged in your laptop or flipped on your room lights and wondered where that electricity comes from? There are many ways for us to get power. There […]
The Struggle to Find Affordable Housing in Southern Maine
Most young adult’s dream is to move out of their parents’ home and into their own. For most, that has begun with renting your first apartment. I first had the desire to […]
What About Tolerable Sequels?
When was the last time you watched or read a “decent” sequel? Perhaps you’ve never witnessed a glorious follow-up story, or are just avoiding them altogether… but what makes a sequel “good,” in general?
The SMCC Beacon 