Archive for October, 2010
After more than a year of planning and anticipation, the University of Maine is finally ready to begin construction on a new natural gas pipeline designed to efficiently heat several buildings on campus.
The buildings will include …
Incendiary information
A resident assistant reported a bulletin board had been singed sometime before 8:15 p.m. Oct. 24 on the second floor of Cumberland Hall. The fire did not spread.
Pummeled Pontiac
A 2001 Silver Pontiac Grand Am was …
The underdog has ironically become a symbol of American grandeur. As a nation, we often take to hoisting the lovable misfits upon our shoulders, displaying them before the stadium of our doubts as proof that anything …
A few weeks ago, I made the drastic decision to cut off more than 10 inches of my hair. I justified the somewhat radical gesture as a way of promoting overall change in my life.
After paying …
A former boss of mine once joked, “What does the atheist say on his deathbed?”
“What?” I asked, knowing I was going to hear him spew spit-filled words of stupidity in my face.
“Please, God, save me!” he …
Most students come to the University of Maine to learn and can at least appreciate the efforts of those who strive to correct our wrong ideas. I have no respect for people who don’t understand what …
Pet peeves are a universal thing. One pet peeve seems to be gaining more attention on campus as of late — smoking. With the Tobacco Free Campus Initiative looming on the horizon, there have been some …
After a fantastic weekend that saw the University of Maine men’s hockey team sweep what was the No. 2 team in the country, the No. 6 Black Bears look to remain hot against Hockey East foe …
The University of Maine women’s hockey team split the weekend series with Niagara University, winning the first game and losing the latter by the identical score of 3-1.
After the weekend, the Black Bears sit at 4-4 …
