Our community is comprised of many different people with diverse skills and passions who wake up everyday driven to do their jobs. Without any one of them, the fabric of Southern Maine would be altered. Please click on their names to discover interviews the Carpe Diem staff conducted so that we could celebrate the many […]
USMC Sergeant Jeffrey MacAuslin currently works in Scarborough, Maine, as a recruiter. After he completes his 3-year commitment as a recruiter, he’ll return to “the fleet” as a mechanic, working on the Marine Corps’ biggest and baddest trucks. Below is Sgt. MacAuslin’s interview: Also, I thought some of you might be interested in the trucks […]
TA senior Nathan Kalinyak is anything but average; his obsession for cars, architecture, and tanks are unmatched, and his photography reflects that. In these next few pictures, I will show some behind-the-scenes candid photos of Nate, and the results he got from a 2-week excursion of Northern Germany. Nathan, by the end of the trip, […]
A lot can happen from a single tweet. Political wars, record-breaking chicken nuggets, and most recently the major upset of one of the most controversial automotive companies since Hennessy “produced” their Venom GT. On August 7th of 2018, Tesla’s chairman and CEO Elon Musk tweeted; “Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured.” The […]
Pets add so much happiness and laughter to our lives. Here are just some pets of the students here at TA. Read on, enjoy laughter and adorable animal photos.
Things That go Bump in the Night discusses some of the worst murderers this world has ever seen. From H.H Holmes Murder Hotel to The Lipstick Killer, this show will keep you up at night thinking you’re the next victim. Your host, Zoe O, or better known by her classmates as Little Miss Murder, eerily […]
From weird inventions like high heels with wheels inserted for easier movement, to unique apps that can help with securing or even controlling the house from away, technology has the capacity to change people’s lives. But being on the creating end is a huge gamble. According to Startup Grind writer Patrick Maloney, “Somewhere between 30 percent […]
Reporter (or MMJ —Multimedia Journalist as she calls herself) Kristina Rex came to talk to our Journalism class during a maroon 1 block and although she nailed her presentation, she admitted her mind was elsewhere. She was “incredibly nervous” about an assignment looming large that afternoon. “I am an incredibly sympathetic person and have a […]
It’s no doubt that fake news played a huge role in the 2016 election and almost every day there are more reports about the way fake news has flourished. Fact checking has always been part of election media processes, but Donald Trump has taken the whole telling untruths to a new level. Whatever you thought […]
