No matter what size shoes we wear, we’re still working on balance, composure and maturity.
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The Maine Millennial: As Sen. McCain’s presence intersects with my life, I see our similarities
We may disagree on policy issues, but I suspect he would understand I love our country just as much as he does.
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The humble Farmer: Smart Driver course makes me even more cautious than usual
And because I stop at stop signs, I’ve been struck in the rear end numerous times.
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Maine Observer: Thoreau better the second time around
We lead such complicated lives today. Henry David Thoreau’s wise advice was to ‘simplify, simplify.’
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Gina Barreca: Ninja worriers won’t ward off future ailments by complaining about today’s
I’m trying to figure out why these ‘organ recitals’ have so easily slipped into my everyday talk.
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The Maine Millennial: Chaplain controversy shows that Congress could benefit from a Catholic education
A Catherine McAuley alumna says Speaker Paul Ryan and other supporters of the tax bill should listen more closely to the Rev. Patrick Conroy’s message of compassion.
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Maine Observer: College student’s excuses real or tall tales?
A young man came to class with excuses that were so elaborate and preposterous that they had to be true.
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The humble Farmer: My Swedish aunts were right: Everything is so expensive nowadays
That applies to everything from hearing aids to diet supplements to bottles of soda and candy bars.
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Gina Barreca: I have no post-apocalyptic life skills – not that I’m bitter
This has brought me to the inevitable conclusion that storytellers will be the first group to be eaten.
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The humble Farmer: Attend The Inaugural Unorganized Banquet of St. George Schools
Because no one wants to be in charge, there will be no infighting, quibbling or backbiting among the leadership.