Archive for February, 2011
Olympia Snowe is arguably the most popular politician north of the Piscataqua River Bridge, but there are a handful of Mainers who think they may be her successor.
Despite her popularity and a storied trail of defeated …
Treat others the way you want to be treated — not a difficult concept, but one some people find difficult to grasp. While these folks might seek the respect of others, they are either unwilling or …
Developments over the past two months seem to suggest that citizens — from Egypt to a state most famous for cheese — have discovered the true effects of the protest: the simplest, most subversive act one …
It’s no secret that the University of Maine’s Student Government has its problems.
It feels like in every Thursday edition of The Maine Campus we read about elections being contested, senators storming out of chambers — or …
With only two weekends remaining in the University of Maine men’s hockey regular season, the Black Bears look secure in the Hockey East playoff hunt. Unless they win out, they will travel in the first round …
The University of Maine men’s basketball team were finally able to stop the bleeding, halting their losing streak at six with a victory at the University of New Hampshire, 70-53.
Senior center Sean McNally continued his …
It’s an aspiring athlete’s worst fear. It’s something you never bring up while throwing around a Nerf football and diving on your bed to catch it, impersonating your favorite football player.
It’s not something you consciously think …
In their last home game of the season, the University of Maine women’s basketball team found the perfect way to say thanks to their lone senior, guard Tanna Ross.
With a win.
The Black Bears halted their …
When University of Maine men’s hockey coach Tim Whitehead was asked who has stepped up during this slew of injuries, he said, “Our best players over the last two weeks have been our juniors and seniors. …
