The college has mastered the art of institutional expansion. It has yet to articulate an equally ambitious vision for the education of its students.
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Maybe next winter we’ll be able to walk around Portland | Opinion
Recent efforts at making the city walkable in snow and ice left a lot to be desired.
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Maine’s latest ballot question puts a target on trans students’ backs | Opinion
The ‘Protect Girls’ Sports’ measure is going to force a public and unfair outing of transgender youth in Maine’s schools.
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Investing in Maine’s land is an investment in our communities | Nature Connects
Land for Maine’s Future is helping ensure that the landscapes Mainers rely on remain healthy and resilient for generations to come.
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Ending sexual violence should be a national priority | Opinion
It’s time for abuse survivors to come out of the shadows and make their voices heard. Let’s start right here in Maine.
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Janet Mills shows Graham Platner she’s ready to rumble | Jim Fossel
If you’ve counted Mills out, you might want to reconsider.
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Maine must cut through the noise of Medicaid fraud allegations | Opinion
The recent scrutiny of health care and human service providers should not be reduced to a partisan fight.
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Schools in Maine are ready to ban phones | Opinion
Our politicians are the ones dragging their feet.
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Maine’s kids are a lot better than OK | Opinion
My conversations with members of the Midcoast Youth Activists have me feeling a lot better about our country’s future.
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Revising Maine’s school funding formula will be trickier than it looks | Douglas Rooks
State lawmakers need to proceed with caution here.