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Botman beginsSelma Botman becomes tenth president of USM in formal inaugural ceremony
Nearly one year after becoming USM's president, Selma Botman is finally sworn in at a formal ceremony attended by roughly 300…
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Muskie grad student Dan Jenkins discusses his campaign strategy for this June's city election for the charter commission at a campagin kick-off party at his apartment on Grant Street last Thursday. Jenkins rides againMonths after failed house bid, USMer returns to campaign trail
Muskie school student tries once more to break into public service, this time as part of an effort to change the face of Portland politics.…
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FeaturedNewly #1 Huskies drop game to UMass BostonHuskies claim LEC Regular Season titleRiding a 17-game winning streak, the USM baseball team nabbed the #1 ranking in the country, according to the latest D3Baseball.com poll, only to lose against conference foe UMass-Boston three days later, 5-0 in Gorham. The Huskies then took two games from Rhode Island College to claim the Little East Conference regular season title, and the chance to host this year's tournament.Preview: Bob Dylan's "Together Through Life"Still More Rainy Day Women
Search for Board of Trustees rep delayedOutgoing representative doubtful that 'a valid search is possible at this date'It all began with an art exhibit. In 2006, Marie Follayttar participated in a controversial art show called "Can't Jail the Spirit," that was shut down by the university. She went to a Student Senate meeting to get approval to be a student voice on a subsequent panel called "Controversy in the public university: who decides?" "I saw a senate poster, walked in.Gay marriage bill debated in AugustaHearing draws thousands of supporters, critics
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