Too often, the term ‘dementia’ is used by lay people as a catch-all for any fumble by an older person.
Op-eds
Opinion: With immigration, perceptions matter more than reality
The debate over immigration policy is more about the feelings than the numbers.
Opinion: The Chevron doctrine is dead, long live the Chevron doctrine
Do we really want courts deciding complicated questions of science and medicine? We don’t – and Maine can do better.
Opinion: Trump underestimates the goodness that connects us
The candidate’s campaign to dehumanize immigrants must be forcefully resisted.
Opinion: I just gave up the best job I ever had. President Biden must do the same.
The successful transfer of power is a true measure of any strong institution.
Opinion: Authoritarians want power. Please don’t sit this election out
The stakes are high, and the whole world is looking on.
Opinion: Help teens to better understand gender, sexuality
An adolescent’s job is to figure out where they fit in the scheme of life. Our job as adults is to support that process.
Opinion: Summer reveals weakness of students’ Gaza protests
I didn’t think the disruptive, unethical agitation would be sustained. I was right.
Opinion: Beware the antiabortion ‘clinic’ in Maine
Legal but unethical, crisis pregnancy centers’ maneuvers can be misleading and dangerous.
Opinion: Law students demand solutions to Maine’s Sixth Amendment crisis
We urge the local legal community to react with respect for the fundamental constitutional rights of all. The future of our work depends on it.