A science teacher’s case for Nirav Shah as governor
Maria Palopoli teaches in the Brunswick School Department. In 2009, she was honored with the Presidential Award for Excellence in […]
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Is Maryland headed in the right direction?
Is the state of Maryland headed in the “right” direction? The latest poll from Gonzales Research and Media Services paints
Emotion contributes to political radicalism. Nuance can calm it.
Ophelia Ladner is studying sociology at Roanoke College in Virginia. She grew up in Brunswick. In the summer of 2020,
Emotion contributes to political radicalism. Nuance can calm it.
Ophelia Ladner is studying sociology at Roanoke College in Virginia. She grew up in Brunswick. In the summer of 2020,
Maryland’s businesses deserve a break — and a voice
Every day, Maryland businesses make decisions that touch thousands of lives. Hiring a new employee means a paycheck for a
Remembering the quiet heroism of Frances Oldham Kelsey
One of my personal heroes is a woman named Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey. You may not know her name, but
Our potential presidents must be held to a higher standard
George H. Stewart, MD, of Portland is an adult, adolescent and child psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. When we think of a
Of course teachers can use AI to detect cheating
Barbara S. Held is the Barry N. Wish professor of psychology and social studies emerita at Bowdoin College. Now that
Maine’s leaders cannot turn the other cheek on gun violence
Julie Smith of Readfield is a single parent whose son was in the Principles of Economics class at Brown University
50 years since Kepone disaster, we can’t ease up on river pollution – The Virginian-Pilot
Fifty years ago in December, Virginians learned what can happen to the James River if we let our guard down.