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David Lynch: Cinematographer Extraordinaire! (No, he’s really good!)
David Lynch, the director of Twin Peaks, is one of my favorite movie directors. He’s made a lot of stuff and most of it’s good. Listen as I give you some words of wisdom about the illustrious and often misinterpreted Hollywood bad boy!
Notes From The Middle
Notes From The Middle Podcast So without any further ado … here’s an episode about the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Things That go Bump in the Night
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 […]
The Drama Family: A place to Call Home Through the Strange and Wonderful High School Years
According to the American Alliance for Theater and Education, “Numerous studies have demonstrated a correlation between drama involvement and academic achievement. In addition to having higher standardized test scores than their peers who do not experience the arts, student who participate in drama often experience improved reading comprehension, maintain better attendance records, and stay generally […]
An Adoption Dog’s Unconditional Love
Clarissa Merrifield recently adopted a dog named Bailey from the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland, “I saw Bailey on the refuge league site….On February 3rd I walked in and said, ‘Hi I’m here to bring Bailey home today!’” This wasn’t just an everyday dog adoption for Merrifield, she was looking for a sweet pit […]
The Language to Know in Today’s World
By HANEEN AHMIDA & FANNI ABONYI When the Arabic course was first introduced in 2011 it was an X block class, TA was actually the first school to offer Arabic in the State of Maine. It wasn’t until 2013- 2014 that the language became part of the regular school day offerings. In 2014-2015 Arabic II […]
Taboo? Abnormal? Timeless? Tradition? Outgoing? Outspoken?
…the answer depends where you live in the world By IARYNA IASENYTSKA & FANNI ABONYI Tattoos can be seen everywhere, in metro stations, restaurants, magazines, schools, and on the streets. According to […]
International Students Find Their Voice
As she stepped into the classroom during her first year as a sophomore, Jessie Zhao immediately felt out-of-place. She was outnumbered and lost in a sea of misunderstanding. There was no escape. Zhao was the only international student in her Honors Sophomore English class taught by Misharra Hefler. said Zhao. The fear of not being […]
The Fight to Conquer Domestic Violence
On February 15th 2014, security cameras in a casino elevator in New Jersey, caught NFL Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice hitting his wife, Janay Rice, so hard that she was out cold in a matter of seconds. The instant viral attention this act received, hit people of all groups to the core and not […]