Archive for January, 2010
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 …
When trying to review a CD, the writer is encouraged to approach the music as a singular, isolated creation — freeing his or herself from expectation based on the band’s previous work and getting ready for …
Republican Scott Brown ran an admirable and active campaign in a time of national discontent and deserved to win against the reserved Coakley.
Televangelist Pat Robertson’s insensitive comment regarding the earthquake in Haiti is not without precedent and ignores historical facts and important concepts of Bible-based Christian theology.
If our country has laws limiting free speech for soldiers and high school students, why wouldn’t we restrict corporations?
I know UMaine has a budget crisis, but not making our campus equally accessible to students in wheelchairs is unacceptable.
The Issue: Baldacci’s assertion that teachers’ wages should be based on student performance.
What We Think: This is an unreasonable position for the governor to take.
RE: “UMaine Housing penalties oppress impoverished students”
Unfortunately, the gouging of the student wallet is not limited exclusively to housing. The entire collegiate experience is disproportionately overpriced. We’re operating in a system in desperate need of some …
