Opinion – Transgender Awareness Week & What It Means to Me
November 16, 2018
Written by Leo Woods| Featured Image via University of Queensland Each year November hosts Transgender Awareness Week with the goal to promote visibility of transgender and gender non-conforming people and discuss issues that those communities face. The week leads up to Transgender Day of Remembrance (N...
Preserving Clinton One Acre At A Time
January 19, 2018
By Claire Pease | Photos by Claire Pease and Clinton Land Trust Website| In our small, shoreline town, fifty years ago, the Clinton Land Trust was founded. The Trust was founded by seven people who were all acquaintances. They all had the same need for an organization that people could have trust in. ...
Opinion: “The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms, Shall Not be Infringed”- Gun Control
December 12, 2017
By Marc Catalano| Photos via Guns.com Gun control has been a debated subject as long as the United States has been around, all based around the infamous Second Amendment, written in 1791, which states, "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the peopl...
Calvin’s Cinema Corner: Good Will Hunting
February 22, 2017
Written by Calvin Jackson| Photo via ClassicEsque| Movies, regardless of the genre, serve as sources of entertainment for people every day. They can be viewed through regular television, applications like Netflix and Amazon video, or even a trip to the movies theaters. Released in 1997, Good Will Hun...
It’s That Time Again
January 9, 2017
Written by Melanie Coretti | There are mixed feelings on midterms. Some students dread midterms week, and some don't. Some find it stressful, others don't. Students have two exams each day for 3 days, then the fourth day is one last exam and a make-up period for any missed exams. Students don't n...
