Archive for John Poulin
Two speakers from a national nonprofit organization aiming to educate and empower young people to become activists for social justice came to the University of Maine on Tuesday for two forums to discuss unnoticed gender privileges.
The …
Members of the University of Maine community gathered in the FFA Room of the Memorial Union on Tuesday to hear District 19 State Representative Emily Cain, D-Orono, explain how to get more involved in public policy …
The University of Maine has raised over $150 million from private sources since a fundraising campaign began in 2005.
Campaign Maine was launched just after Robert Kennedy became UMaine’s president and is the largest fundraising campaign in …
PORTLAND — Attention recent initiates to the following Iron and Wine has rightfully earned — Sam Beam is not the brand name of an imaginary beer-whiskey hybrid.
Sam Beam is the bearded musical genius behind the recording …
Listening to Explosions in the Sky can be very discouraging.
When the titillating sounds flow out of your headphones, it is a reminder that you will never be as good at anything in life as these men …
Over these last few installments of the_channel, I have used my best YouTube wisdom to share with you some epic gems, hopefully encouraging you to discover your own. But this time, it’s the day after the …
As part of a contest the Foo Fighters have been holding, the band has been traveling around the country and playing short sets in fans’ garages. Their music was made in a garage, so why not …
Democrats across the nation have been watching with excitement as Donald Trump’s unconventional presidential bid unfolds. Their excitement level went through the roof Tuesday when The Donald came in first in a CNN opinion poll.
Conservative pundits …
In a sluggish economy that has many Americans struggling to find jobs, we must search for reason and resolution.
Leading the economic issue is corporate America and its general push to outsource jobs to countries like …
I’m writing this in response to an article entitled “Sugarloaf quality goes
downslope under Boyne,” written by Rob Stigile for April 18, 2011.
I’m not one to side with major corporations, but I feel compelled to voice
my opinion …











