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Governor cuts $6M from UMS appropriation
Total curtailment order totals $63 million
The curtailment of $6 million is $1.5 million less than the system was expecting but represents a 3.38 percent cut of the expected state appropriation.
BOT votes to approve restructuring plan
The University of Maine System board of trustees voted Monday to approve a plan to head off an estimated $42.8 million shortfall over the next five years.
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Total curtailment order totals $63 million
The curtailment of $6 million is $1.5 million less than the system was expecting but represents a 3.38 percent cut of the expected state appropriation.
BOT votes to approve restructuring plan
The University of Maine System board of trustees voted Monday to approve a plan to head off an estimated $42.8 million shortfall over the next five years.
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University of Maine students frequent downtown Orono for food and drink, but not necessarily for fun, sustainable and affordable style. Jessi Sader, owner of Studio clothing store, is trying to change this with her inclusive fashion …
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FEATUREDOrono studio dresses for success
Photos by Rebekah Doherty, Assistant Photo Editor
Jessi Sader, owner of Studio, makes the clothes she sells in the store by combining new and vintage fabrics. The store, on the corner Main and Mill streets, offers alternative clothing choices to Orono shoppers.University of Maine students frequent downtown Orono for food and drink, but not necessarily for fun, sustainable and affordable style. Jessi Sader, owner of Studio clothing store, is trying to change this with her inclusive fashion …
Gaming community says goodbye
Caretaker of e-Sports, King of ’Cade Percy Clarke dies at 83
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Percy Clarke, seen here in December 2008, died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack.On most days, Percy Clarke could be found in the e-Sports arcade of the Memorial Union. The 83-year-old retired lawyer worked for Campus Activities for 20 years in various capacities before dying of an apparent heart …
Guthrie folk family makes for UMaine
Arlo’s daughter Sarah Lee shares tales from the road on her career, children and making music
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The Guthrie Family: Johnny Irion, Sarah Lee Guthrie and their children.The “Arlo Guthrie Family Rides Again Tour” will come to the Collins Center for the Arts on Saturday. The Guthrie folk legacy traces back to the legendary Woody Guthrie, best known for writing “This Land is …
Restless Groove refuse to conform
Funk-rockers create cutting-edge originals but know when to bust out a classic
Photos by Rebekah Doherty, Assistant Photo Editor
Josh Bernier’s bass bellows as he croons over one of Restless Groove’s funkadelic tunes.Restless Groove has become the go-to band in the Orono area this fall. The band — which consists of longtime friends Peter Gerard on guitar, Justin Michaud on drums and Josh Bernier on bass — has …
UM’s finest musicians tune up for Campus Bands concert on Friday
The University of Maine Campus Bands concert will take place Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. in the main dining room of the Memorial Union. Nine different UMaine-based bands will each play a 20-minute set of …
The Pet Pundit: Endings and beginnings
It’s often hard to keep in mind how terribly difficult and heart-wrenching certain situations are until facing them head on. One of those things is losing something you love — in this case, a pet. Socrates was …
Film Review: The Box
What if you could gain $1 million in cold, hard cash by simply pushing a button? The only drawback is that someone you don’t know will die as a result. Do you do it? And if …
CD Review: John Mayer
John Mayer needs to stop whining. He is a talented musician; he’s extremely handsome and has dated celebrity hotties like Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson. He’s got it made. But on his latest album “Battle Studies,” …
The Beat Report: ‘DJ Hero’ setlist kicks out the jams, makes DJs rock stars
The latest installment in the music-based video game craze is “DJ Hero.” Instead of manically pressing buttons on a guitar controller, players manipulate a turntable controller, mixing some of the greatest beats in dance, electronic, pop, …
Major metal acts slay Bucksport venue
Four nationally acclaimed metal bands descended on a small Bucksport venue Friday night. The Kave, one of the area’s few entryways to the international metal and hardcore scene, hosted death metallers The Black Dahlia Murder, old …
Douglas Rothschild shares his poetry at New Writing Series
On Thursday evening, the jovial Douglas Rothschild shared his love of poetry with a small group of faculty and students on the University of Maine campus. The event was held in Jenness Hall as the final …
CD Review: Say Anything
I wasn’t even going to pick up this album, but Say Anything’s self-titled third release is a gem of an album that will undoubtedly be one of my favorites of 2009. I was a latecomer on …
Opinion
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- Op-Ed: Religious crusaders must choose causes, techniques wisely
- Op-Ed: Earthly phenomena could bring communities closer together
- Op-Ed: Thinking of joining the service? Maybe you should reconsider
- Editorial: Card convenience on campus
- Letters: Fort Hood, ‘DJ Hero’ and write-in votes
- Readers Speak: Best of Web comments
- Columnist: Questions of rights infringements mar Maine State Prison
- Op-Ed: IPhone users are insufferable geeks
- Op-Ed: Fort Hood is a great opportunity for anti-Muslim sentiment
- Op-Ed: Rush to college turns students into ‘masses of the unready’
Sports
- Football: Treister, Bears hope to win back Musket, North crown
Football heads to UNH for season finale - Men’s Hockey: UMaine returns to friendly Alfond
Men's hockey goes for fourth straight win at home, welcomes BC for two-game set - Men’s Hockey: Shemansky thriving for UM despite lack of height
Freshman winger leads team in goals - Column: D-I athletes show no pride in loss
- Column: Colts, Patriots headline AFC playoff teams
- Men’s Hockey: Bears pick up first road win of season
UMaine, Northeastern split Hockey East series - Column: Jennings explodes onto the NBA scene
Teams should go for the two-point conversion and the win - Swimming and diving: Women’s team splits three-team meet
Men's squad drops decision to Keene State - Sports Briefs: McLemore pours in 26 in Bears win
Baseball announces 2010 class, Club football falls in playoffs - Column: James’ extension is good for UMaine
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