The Free Press Vol. 39, No. 22, 04-28-2008

Authors

• Sarah Trent, University of Southern Maine

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Former students convicted of terrorizing - Pulling together the budget - From Brandeis to Egypt to Maine - Bringing faith to campus - The economy $ucks (Part 3 of 3) - Goodbye, Keith Witherell - Alum aims for U.S. Senate - I’ll trade you: The modern way to barter - The latest distraction: Think cell phones are bad? Try laptops - Perspectives - Students must help make USM greener - Change, God, and taking action - Letter from your student body president - Arts & Entertainment - Gorham's Art Guru - Making music in the English department - "Last Easter": Laughing All the Way to the Grave - Senior show gets critique by Maine curators, profs - The artists - DVD Battle - Brandon's Brew Review - Drawn to Abstraction - Horoscopes - Picking the "low-hanging fruit" - Anticipating lay-offs - Job security in a budget crisis - Classified staff might feel cuts less - Sports - Athletic training program helps, is fed by, USM sports - The center of Maine baseball - D'Alfonso, Burleson lead potent pack of Huskies - Men's & Women's outdoor track and field - Women's lax earns first round bye, second round at home - "Should, woulda, coulda" - Giving & Receiving: athletic trainers at USM

Publication Date

4-28-2008

Publisher

University of Southern Maine

City

Portland, ME

Keywords

Free Press, University of Southern Maine, Student Newspaper, campu safety, sports, women's sports, economy, tuition, budget, ars and entertainment, faith, religion, laptops, technology, theater, baseball

Recommended Citation

Trent, Sarah, "The Free Press Vol. 39, No. 22, 04-28-2008" (2008). Free Press, The. 43.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/free_press/43

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