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Wed, Mar 10, 2010 6:55 pm
Columnist: Michael Shepherd
UMSG mistakes lead to mistrust in UMaine students

The least Student Government could do is apologize to UMaine students for a large oversight and subsequent attempt at a cover-up.

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Columnist: Tyler Francke
Winter blues? Grab some friends and have a cup of cheer

New research reveals loneliness is just as contagious as swine flu, and its effects on society may be even worse.

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Editorials

Editorial: Please take heed of 2010 gubernatorial race

The Issue: The 2010 Maine gubernatorial election.

What We Think: Though the election is months away, it is important to become acquainted with candidates now.

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Op-Eds

Op-Ed: What Orono and my cat have in common

Bad things happen, but what results from those mishaps is what’s important. How we deal with tragedy, along with everyday trivalities, as a community says a lot about who we are.

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Op-Ed: UMaine community must reflect, band together following tragedies

After a semester that has been trying for many students, the upcoming break offers a much-needed chance for rest and reflection.



Op-Ed: Take time off during spring break and learn about Zeitgeist Day

This spring break, set some time aside for activism and awareness. We are the future, and we’ve got to do better than before.

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Editorial Cartoons

Comic for Feb. 25, 2010

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