Archive for November 17th, 2010
Many decent things are green — money, trees, Kermit the Frog and a majority of vegetables. It’s the color of growth, nature and renewal, but in other cases having a bit of green in you isn’t …
As sad as it is, chivalry is dying a brutal death. Rarely now do you observe men holding doors open for women, calling older females “ma’am” or bravely putting their lives on the line for the …
Has anyone flipped through their local newspaper lately? Taken a gander at national headlines? Observed the political and cultural landscape? If you haven’t, I recommend you do so, and soon. Turn on and tune in because …
Full body scanners in airports have become the subject of growing controversy. This year, many travelers are reluctant to subject themselves to the full body scans that have been implemented in 67 airports. There is even …
The University of Maine Police Department is seeking information about the two individuals pictured above.
These individuals are suspected of stealing a MaineCard and fraudulently spending more than $200 in Bear Bucks at Bell’s Orono IGA …
A group of individuals supporting the Department of Public Administration met with members of the Faculty Senate on Nov. 17 to discuss the suspension of both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs in what has been …
A variety of activity, with both guest speakers and senate committee elections, kept senators busy at the Nov. 16 session of University of Maine Student Government.
UMaine Dean of Students Robert Dana explained new changes in …
Four University of Maine students will take part in a spring congressional internship program that has a legacy of more than 50 years.
Third-year political science students Benjamin Goodman, Joseph Marro, Timothy Robbins and Nathaniel Wildes will …
The University of Maine’s Black Bear Exchange, a program of the Bodwell Center for Service and Volunteerism, officially opened its new location in the back of Estabrooke Hall on Nov. 16.
The exchange will be open Wednesdays …
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