Category: Perspectives

“Crime and punishment” goes too far…. Environmentally conscious voting…. Petty profanity…. Fair and balanced on Gorham campus…. Let’s hunt humans!….

Last Friday, John Kerry assured the American public that he supports the PATRIOT Act. Passed three years ago in the wake of 9/11, the controversial bill gives new freedom to law enforcement, expanding, among other things, their ability to monitor phone and internet communications.

Provocateur…. Heinz for Kerry…. Successive generations will thank you….

Autumn in Maine is astonishing. The trees that have sheltered laughter and romance all summer long start to blush for their summer frivolity, turning the world from a green paradise to a surreal stroll through an Impressionist painting.

Even in Maine’s biggest city, nature is woven intricately through bits of the city.

Question of the Week exposes misinformation…. USM and UMF need to find peace.

Do you have a credit card and do you worry about theft and fraud?

On Wednesday of last week I proved two things: How technologically challenged I am. And how strong the community at USM is.

Name? Courtney Dute. Age? 19. Major? Business. Year? Sophomore….

Don’t get left in the cold!

Are you in a Frat/sorority? Would you join one? Why or why not?

Why weren’t there more bicycles parked on campus in the brilliant sunlight of this gorgeous, clear September day?

I may have made a bad decision this week. It was a snap decision, and I had no precedent to follow. Here’s how it happened: last Wednesday, our Advertising Manager, John Marshall, handed me a flyer pushing an appearance by Miguel Camejo, Ralph Nader’s running mate.