Archive for April, 2010
“The response and the support of my fans and friends is probably about 90 percent of what keeps me wanting to do this,” said Ryan Peters, best known as Spose, a rapper from Wells, Maine. “I …
The popular Pink Floyd cover group The Machine will perform at Collins Center for the Arts on Thursday, April 29th at 8:00 p.m.
For the past twenty years, The Machine has paid tribute to Pink Floyd’s …
There is one key thing to having happy animals— understanding them. I can’t help but cringe when I see animals—from cats to horses—being punished for exhibiting their natural behavior. Even if pet owners aren’t punishing their …
“I wasn’t expecting this part,” Rebecca Griffin said hesitantly before blowing into her saxophone for a long, winding solo during a You Go to Hell garage session. Griffin and five other graduate students from the University …
With summer break upon us, Hollywood is pulling out the big guns to lure audiences from the beaches and into the cool air conditioned theaters. With four months worth of films ahead and a wide selection, …
So much of journalism, like life, is rooted in the noble notion of searching for truth, so it makes sense that the two should have a dialogue.
Although I don’t fully agree with the Tea Party movement, its significance should not be dismissed. Any fiscal belief with the support of that many Americans deserves to be examined.
We don’t have to insult our own faith to get along with the skeptics, but we shouldn’t be afraid to laugh at a Muhammad wisecrack or a Jesus joke if it is just plain fun.
Eight years ago, I set out with the idealism of a first-year to define community policing for Public Safety and the ever-evolving UMaine campus.
The Issue: The suggested sanctions of Sigma Chi following the eight-hour disappearance of a student.
What We Think: If these actions are legitimate, a similar investigation must be conducted of all Greek organizations.
