Over 25 students at Lyndon State College are veterans. Many of these students have different attitudes about college because of their experiences. One of these things is respect for authority figures. “It’s because of the discipline in the military,” says Mark Hoffmann, president of the LSC veterans club. “When […]

    Your textbooks may be worth more than you think. Students begin to “lose” books at the end of a semester, when the bookstore knows what books they will need for the next semester, and raises their buy back price. “Usually once or twice per semester, we find someone […]

  He has been on the Maine State Board of Education, a television political host, a communications intern, a youth organizer for the Democratic party, an assistant morning news producer, a news anchor and most recently – a candidate running for a state representative position in the state of Maine. […]

  For a certain group of students at LSC, the hand-drawn posters around campus mark a new beginning. The Gay-Straight Alliance, which faded out several years ago, has begun to make it’s way back. Figuring out schedules, fund-raising, and a more specific mission statement is always a challenge for a […]

  The idea of housing selection is scary because so many things could potentially go wrong. Students could room with a friend and risk ruining their friendship, one could pick someone random and end up with a freak, or a deposit could be forgotten risking having no place to live. […]

  One professor’s initial reaction was, “Oh, f**k”, while the other professor screamed, cried, and then called her son in New York, who automatically thought somebody had died. Within the year, China and India will play host to part of the Lyndon State community as English professor Dan Williams and […]