Archive for January 24th, 2010
During the coldest part of winter, students hold an annual event to raise awareness of substandard housing in the Bangor area.
Joseph Carroll, brother of Alpha Gamma Rho, took the year off from school, but isn’t in financial trouble or falling behind in classes. The U.S. Army is deploying him to war.
At the University of Maine, his …
The Black Bear Robotics Club provides students interested in mechanics with hands-on experience they may not find elsewhere, even in engineering classes. Members mentor future engineers through robotics competitions and build robots of their own, including …
The Maine Review, the University of Maine’s student-run literary magazine, is getting ready to publish its next edition. But there is one poblem: money.
The magazine has raised only half of the funds it needs in order …
Verve, located in downtown Orono, has joined in with nonprofits and citizens around the world to aid relief efforts in Haiti after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck the Caribbean nation on Jan. 12.
Sunday night, Verve co-owners …
The band Velma are proof that it’s never too late to do anything. The band, comprised of current and former University of Maine faculty, speaks with the prowess of age, but plays with the tenacity of …
BANGOR — Four featured artists are sharing the University of Maine Museum of Art gallery from Jan. 15 to April 3. Megan Chase, Gerry Stecca, Gerald Immonen and David Isenhour’s works range in medium from traditional …
My recent condemnation of Ke$ha has caused some controversy. To set the record straight, I love pop music. Instead of dwelling on the negative, I would like to share some of the most creative forces in …
Jennifer Fuller and hundreds of other youth counselors across the United States have been promoting the independent film “To Save a Life,” which opened at the Bangor Mall Cinemas this past Friday and will play until …
It’s not surprising that emerging studio CBS Films bankrolled “Extraordinary Measures.” The film feels like a TV movie, with nothing theatrical about this sentimentalized, “based on true events” medical drama. It’s clear that the only reason …
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