Editorials
Keep calm and carry on is sober advice for anyone — even for those engrossed in the drunken spectatorship of championship sporting events.
And there are few extravaganzas with a wider circumference than the Super Bowl in …
In two November 1956 editions of The Maine Campus, United Aircraft Corporation, the Radio Corporation of America and the Arma Corporation placed prominent advertisements seeking engineers and physicists to attend campus visits, where they would send …
Moving on can be difficult, but as 11 families currently residing in University of Maine’s University Park can attest, moving out is more arduous.
A University of Maine System board of trustees meeting last week brought about …
English muffins. Charleston Chews. Otzi the Iceman. College tuition.
Certain things freeze better than others, and in today’s hyper-progressive climate, the impulse for preservation — gelid or otherwise — is a precipitous and constant desire.
As students searching …
Gov. Paul LePage has offered assistance in lifting a hefty burden from the shoulders of Maine’s environmental supporters.
Literally helping out by the ton, LePage has decided to recommend passage of a bill that could require up …
Not all lectures are created equal — a sobering fact every student has experienced first-hand during hours of captivity in that “pointless” general education class, pondering other subject matter more worthy of scholarly attentiveness.
But such a …
In extravagant fantasies, ice and diamonds go quite well together — the same can now be said of hockey and baseball, if the outcome of Frozen Fenway has any sway in the matter.
On Jan. 7, the …
On Jan. 30, 2010, the University of Maine community lost Jordyn Bakley to a hit-and-run incident.
Every day since, Jordyn’s family, friends and the scholars she left behind have been searching for some sort of resolution to …
Bless us University of Maine students and these electromagnetic waves which we are about to receive.
Come this evening, WMEB will be sidelining RoboDJ’s jams and giving some play time to a new segment entitled “Looking Around,” …
Pinched pennies endured their final grimaces during the early hours of Friday, Nov. 25, as they were laid to rest within the hungry cash registers of America’s biggest businesses.
LCD flat-screen bargains flattened wallets as two-for-ones and …
