Archive for September 30th, 2010

Thursday, September 30th, 2010, 12:06 am in Opinion

Columnist: Law too lenient with celebrities, starlets

By Ryanne Nason

Type Lindsay Lohan’s name into a Google search and you’ll find your request yielding more than 160 million results. The has-been child star has been in the media for an astounding number of things, whether it …

Thursday, September 30th, 2010, 12:05 am in Opinion

Editorial: Technology overload at UM costs time, cash

Technology is a pivotal aspect of the modern collegiate experience, especially in the realm of communication. At the University of Maine, administrators vehemently embrace the emerging gadgets of our ever-evolving cyber world, but in regards to …

Thursday, September 30th, 2010, 12:00 am in Opinion

Op-Ed: Continuity of DADT emphasizes U.S. hypocrisy

By Erin McCann

One must be cautious of the gays. First, they attempt to cajole our children with sinful behavior; they whisper homosexual obscenities into naïve ears and attempt mass conversions to their lifestyle. Now, they seek to join …

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Dean Levasseur, 24, has been missing since late Saturday night. He was last seen at Chickenfest, a party hosted each spring in rural Penobscot County by University of Maine students.

Freeport man, 24, goes missing at Chickenfest in Howland

University of Maine students work with elementary students in a teambuilding exercise at the Old Town YMCA. The " human knot exercise” took place on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and helped promote cooperation.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrated in Old Town

John White (left) and Rick Eason head toward the University Flying Club's Cessna 172 for White's first foray in a cockpit.

Students take to the skies with UM flying club

David Slagger (center) waits to sign his name to make his appointment official as Gov. Paul LePage signs his own name. Slagger's wife, Priscilla (from left), tribal chief Brenda Commander and Wayne Mitchell, Penobscot Nation representative, also attended the swearing-in ceremony at the State House on Jan. 4.

Doctoral student appointed to first Maliseet tribal representative seat

Ali Alsultan, a native of Saudi Arabia, and Lingxuan Do, a native of China, participate in the Conversation Partner Program, which pairs them with an English volunteer to help the students learn English.

Learning about America the fun way

Junior defender Mike Cornell and the University of Maine men's hockey team managed to get back an early goal at Fenway Park in Boston against the University of New Hampshire. The rivals headed into the second period tied 1-1.

UMaine takes down UNH 5-4 at Fenway Park in overtime thriller